“Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.” (Popular Mechanics, forecasting the relentless march of science, 1949) It’s no wonder my laptop feels so heavy sometimes!
Read more →Link Just a heads up to any developers out there considering using GIF images in their programs – read this first. I was not aware of this but will certainly be vigilant in the future.
Read more →Link I sometimes cringe when I read an article that deals with technical issues in mainstream media sources. More often than not critical technical specifications are incorrectly interpretted. I found the overall tone of this article to be contentious and needlessly damaging to the Apple iPod as well. FireWire (IEEE 1394) peripherals have been around [...]
Read more →Link Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia. What makes it unique is that it is created by its users – anyone may add or edit an article. The benefit is that the encyclopedia is far more updated than anything else I’ve seen. Definitely worth the visit.
Read more →Link This site is a fantastic resource. You can use it to find previous versions of web sites. Here are some interesting pages I found: The Liam Mayron Web Site – this was the first web site I ever created, back in 1995. Impressive, eh? Mayron.net – the original site. Yahoo! – When Yahoo was [...]
Read more →From Adrian: Hey you forgot I am canadian too. We will all miss you when you go up to Gainsville. But to my luck I am going up there with you.
Read more →I’ve added a greeting to the top of the news page that changes slightly depending on the time of day. The sidebar has also been expanded to include the number of days Mayron.net has been running as well as the date of your last visit to this site.
Read more →I’ve redone the left side navigational menu with a new font and added a new area called the ‘Sidebar’ (for now) which will contain news on site updates, etc. I’ve also removed the survey from it. You can now access it form the interactive section of the site menu. The guestmap is also available there.
Read more →The comments engine for the news articles has been updated. Some minor changes have also been made to the site. Let me know what you think about the new comments interface as well as the continuing insights into the C22 bugs.
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