Monthly Archives: September 2008

jQuery.com – Those Mouse-over Tooltips are BAD

jQuery is a good thing. It allows you to minimise the amount of Javascript you write, while maintaining elegance and ease-of-use. jQuery.com has recently relaunched with a brand-new design. Feedback from around the web was initially quite negative due to a bizarre decision by someone who thought it’d be great to apply a ‘rockstar’ ethos [...]

Server Benchmarking Diary – Debian, Apache 2 and MySQL

This blog took nearly 7 thousand hits yesterday. At its peak, it took 1.8 thousand an hour. That’s a decent amount of traffic. This was all brought about when I submitted a link to reddit.com regarding a way to crash Google Chrome instantly. Coincidentally, I had spent an hour or so the night before testing [...]

Tasty Google Chrome Bug – So Much For Isolated Tabs/Processes

Update: it seems this bug was already reported, but the amusement value seemed to escape most of the web.
The web’s abuzz with talk of Google’s new venture – Chrome. My workplace is no exception; in fact we’ve had numerous discussions about it, spanning from “should we support it” to adoption paths.
One of Chrome’s highlights is [...]