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unicon.net/jlewis
jlewis's blog | Unicon
Skip to Navigation Search Search this site: Persistent Links Register Sign In Home Services Support Training Open Source Company Contact Us Careers Home ? Blogs ? jlewis's blog A Sane Approach to Software Procurement By John Lewis January 24, 2011 I've spent a lot of time over the past few years talking about what's wrong with the standard procurement process when it comes to adopting enterprise software, and how open source options cannot be properly considered under those circumstances
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tz42.com/blog
Ken?s Hangout on the web ? Ken Torres-Zickler?s Blog
Subscribe via RSS Ken Torres-Zickler?s Blog Ken?s Hangout on the web Extreme ironing by Ken Torres-Zickler I was just finishing up a long day of pulling cables today, and decided to iron my shirt. Ok, so it?s probably not the most extreme? But i?ve always wanted to make a submission of my own. If you don?t know what I?m talking about, do a google image search for extreme ironing. March 31, 2011 No Comments Verizon iPhone First thoughts by Ken
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stanford.edu/~mkjones
Matt Jones
About Me Hey! I'm Matt Jones. I like making things do what they're not supposed to. I'm currently a software engineer on the Site Integrity team at Facebook, keeping users safe and bad guys on their toes. In the past, I've worked or interned at Stanford and Microsoft, in addition to doing some work on my own. I graduated in Computer Science from Stanford in 2009 and am interested in building and breaking secure systems, understanding and visualizing large datasets, and sometimes talking about
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nnyman.com/personal
/personal ? Niko Nyman's blog on shifting topics
/personal Niko Nyman's blog on shifting topics. I'm a consultant and a flash developer, with former careers in graphic design, web strategy, and music production. My goal is to create better experiences through code, design, and talking about the business value of good user experiences. Blog Topics Archives About Me My Projects Blog Tumblelog 12 January 2011 Mannerisms ? Good or bad? 22:15 on Wednesday Libertadores Ambulantes, originally uploaded by Marcel Caram. As a designer, or a
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buzzedword.org/blog
XHTML 1.0 Strict Standards Mode
Buzzedword Home About Blog Skills Contact What am I looking at? You're looking at a project called "HUE", or HTML Upsizing Engine. HUE is a tranformational engine, allowing a developer to create a template that can be served in both standards compliant XHTML 1.0 Strict, and HTML5. Upsizing is performed by the server, which can then dynamically shift modes through either a query string or a global value predefined. What modes are you talking about? HUE enables developers to write code once, and