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Nanograss

Posted on 14 October, 2004 by Ian — No Comments ↓

Via ComputerWorld Grazing the Nanograss : a bed of upright silicon posts a thousand times thinner than a human hair. Apllications inculde: Improved Battaries; Heat sinks for computer processors and other devices; Liquid lenses; Liquid photonics. “Nanograss is an important Continue reading Nanograss→

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Wireless tech glossary

Posted on 14 October, 2004 by Ian — No Comments ↓

Via Boing Boing, WIFi Guy Mike Outmesguine gathers a glossary of wireless tech terms . Keep WiMax straight from your ZigBee.

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Hide .jsp Names from the URL

Posted on 14 October, 2004 by Ian — No Comments ↓

Via Dex Tip of the DayHiding .jsp Names from the URL: There are instances when .jsp names need to be hidden from the URL. This can be done using various design techniques. But if your application is small and simle Continue reading Hide .jsp Names from the URL→

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A high quality javascript form validation tool

Posted on 9 October, 2004 by Ian — No Comments ↓

fValidate via raible designs

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Sushi Wars

Posted on 9 October, 2004 by Ian — No Comments ↓

Globe and Mail food columnist Joanne Kates (registration required) spares a few inches after review the new Jolly Miller. Sushi wars: If the Ontario government proceeds with its wacky plan to ban the use of fresh raw fish, sushi will Continue reading Sushi Wars→

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Towards tag-based bookmark management in web browsers?

Posted on 8 October, 2004 by Ian — No Comments ↓

Tom Coate @ plasticbag.org has some neat ideas about a next gen way to slice and dice Bookmarks and make them more usable / flexable. I wonder if Mozilla (xml?) bookmark format might be amenable to be hacked, extended and Continue reading Towards tag-based bookmark management in web browsers?→

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False Positives is the personal blog, powered by Coffee and WordPress, of Ian Irving, who lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

The blog was started in April 2003.

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