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Googlism What does Google think of you? It's pretty acurate on it's impression of me and my company. Posted in The Web at Oct 25 2002, 01:24:30 PM MDT Add a Comment

Apple (finally) releases JDK 1.4.x

Allen Denison, Java Product Manager at Apple has just sent an email to their java-dev mailing list announcing the availability of a Java 1.4.1 Developer Preview. This preview is available to all ADC members and can be downloaded from the "Download Software" section of the ADC web site. [via MacSlash]

Happy Day! Downloading now... Posted in Mac OS X at Oct 25 2002, 11:23:44 AM MDT Add a Comment

Apple Switch Ad You gotta check this out whether you're a Mac user or not, it's a good laugh. Found via Zeldman.

Unrelated to any of the above, an Apple “switch” flick that thinks different is now making the rounds. A second copy is available on another server. No doubt many copies are available on many servers, though perhaps not for long. Thanks: Dori Smith and Todd Fahrner.

Posted in Mac OS X at Oct 25 2002, 06:54:37 AM MDT Add a Comment

Dreamweaver MX Certified I passed a test today to become a Certified Dreamweaver MX Developer. I got an e-mail from Macromedia a few months ago, looked at the sample questions (PDF) and figured, what the heck. The sample questions looked so easy (basic HTML stuff) that I didn't even study. After the first 5 questions on the test, I was shittin' bricks since most questions where related to Dreamweaver and such things as the Asset Panel. I use Dreamweaver a fair amount, but only as an HTML editor, and I hardly ever use the advanced features. So when I encountered a bunch of questions about how to do such and such in Dreamweaver, I just answered with a WAG. I thought for sure I was going to fail - but I passed! Posted in The Web at Oct 25 2002, 06:13:23 AM MDT 2 Comments

Bookmark for Web Developers If you're a web developer and are constantly looking for good backgrounds, fonts, or icons on the web, check out http://www.grsites.com. They have a ton (4,300+) backgrounds that will tile seemlessly on your web page. If you know of any others, let me know. Posted in The Web at Oct 25 2002, 01:05:55 AM MDT Add a Comment