I have already started on one of my New Year’s Resolution, which is to manage my money better. The reason is not because I am in a huge debt or starving and living off leftover garbage food, but more so to get in the habit of understanding where my money is going or coming from.
This will be something I will need to do anyways when I start my own business, since I will have to somehow track my cashflow.
Am I going crazy from studying too much or did Youtube add a new feature to its video player?
If you view a video in full screen, there should now be a small weird symbol (which reminds me the symbol from Sharethis) beside the play button.
It was just yesterday that I mentioned how Internet Explorer does not render its pages according to W3C web standards. Well, today I found an article on Ars Technica - a technology blog saying how Opera had just filed an European Commission complaint against IE.
Get something for free without resorting to stealing or being a pirate this Christmas!
DivX has made their DivX Pro software totally free, for a limited time that is.
Firefox is now the most used browser in the entire world, but of course we already knew that. What is interesting though is how quickly it became so popular. If you take a look at the Browser Statistics from W3Schools, Firefox popularity rose from 18% to 27.3% in only a year (September 2005-2006). Compare that to Internet Explorer 6’s drop from 69.8% to 55.6%. And if you haven’t heard of W3Schools, they help web developers by providing tutorials and other resources of many different web development subjects.
Going so soon? May these links be a guide to web enlightenment. Schwing!
