Archive for March, 2005
Why tables for layout is stupid
March 21st, 2005The Elements of Meaningful XHTML
March 21st, 2005WIPO
March 21st, 2005overheard at SXSW
March 21st, 2005“no woman who knows that much about CSS should be that good looking”
Girl 1: because I want to make out with you…but I’m not gay.
Girl 2: you’re not?
Girl 1: not gay…but gay enough.
flickr tags
March 21st, 2005useful flickr tagging suggestions.
music for march and early april
March 20th, 2005all shows are in San Francisco, except when otherwise noted:
3/20 Libbie Schrader @ Red Devil Lounge
3/24 Tiffany Joy and Iari @ Camera 12 (San José)
3/25 Tegan and Sara @ The Independent
3/26 Iari @ Cafecito (San José)
3/28 Julia Lau @ Biscuits and Blues
3/30 Steve Poltz @ 12 Galaxies
3/31 Steve Poltz @ Starry Plough
3/31 Melissa Ferrick and Garrison Starr @ The Independent
4/2 Tristan Prettyman @ Café du Nord
bash 201
March 20th, 2005cool tips for using bash productively.
NDAs are a civil matter
March 20th, 2005Molly has a really good explanation of the legal issues involved in the Apple-vs-web sites (not really “bloggers”) suits:
The violation of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) is - read this carefully - not a criminal act. This is why comparing the actions of those who might have violated a NDA and those who published the information to murderers and thieves is erroneous by the standards of U.S. law.What may exist if a NDA is proven to have been breached is what is known as a tortious interference with business. Breach of a NDA may result in fines, or other civil ramifications, but most decidedly not criminal ones.
You see, here in the U.S. we aren’t supposed to mix our business interests (which are heavily regulated by the government already) with those civil liberties granted us via the Constitution and its amendments.
free US online tax filing
March 19th, 2005you can file your US federal taxes for free on the turbotax site. states may or not be free. california was not. it was $24.95.
