stevenf:

Wow, this fan video is a better ad for Coda than some of our own marketing materials.

Wow, I am not using Coda effectively at all.

I’m all for decoupling Internet Explorer from Windows, but not including a browser in the retail release of your software seems like one of the least consumer-friendly decisions possible.  The only way to get a browser is via CD or knowing the correct FTP server to nab stuff of of.  (Or copying from another computer via flash drive, which seems most likely.)  I suppose people buying actual copies of Windows (as opposed to new OEM machines) will tend to be more technical, but even so, what a pain.

karenabad:

Russian doll style cardboard model representing how mobile technology has miniaturised rapidly since the 1980’s.

(via Joe:CreativeReview:kylebean)

Sadly not to scale, but still an awesome concept.

adobegripes:

Acrobat: Q&A clearly not one of the Acrobat offices strong points

Thanks Adam Betts

The simple mistakes are often the funniest.

“If you have animation, please use with moderation / cause search engines can’t index the information.”

azizisbored:

RAPPER BREAKS DOWN GOOD WEBSITE DESIGN AND CODING

I thoroughly enjoyed this.

Aziz Factoid: I did all the coding and design for azizisbored.com myself and though I like the way it looks, its technically terrible. I break all these dudes’ rules.

Leopard on Pre-AGP

This is the oldest Mac ever to run Leopard.

— Microsoft

Not epic; very failure…

“Ass padding” instead of “add padding” while documenting some CSS properties.

Looks like Juberti’s past year at Google has been spent… making Gmail’s built in AJAX chat support AIM screennames.  Honestly though, this is pretty useful, and will probably will stop me from ever using Meebo again.  I imagine that a lot of other people will feel thae same way — sorry Meebo, it’s been fun.