Month: July 2001

The Flangy News or a

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 22, 2001

The Flangy News or a Microserfer’s blog

The Flangy News or a

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 22, 2001

The Flangy News or a Microserfer’s blog

Perl XML

Creating Scalable Vector Graphics with

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 19, 2001

Creating Scalable Vector Graphics with Perl, to quote the author, “SVG is astonishingly cool.”

Perl XML

Creating Scalable Vector Graphics with

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 19, 2001

Creating Scalable Vector Graphics with Perl, to quote the author, “SVG is astonishingly cool.”

Acquisition Madness some tips on

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 19, 2001

Acquisition Madness some tips on good and bad acquisitions. Also how to tell when the acquisition is really ment to kill competition, like we all didn’t realise that Microsoft’s purchase of HotMail or WebTV wasn’t really ment to kill the market.

Acquisition Madness some tips on

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 19, 2001

Acquisition Madness some tips on good and bad acquisitions. Also how to tell when the acquisition is really ment to kill competition, like we all didn’t realise that Microsoft’s purchase of HotMail or WebTV wasn’t really ment to kill the market.

Hide CSS from Browsers Which

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 19, 2001

Hide CSS from Browsers

Which method can be used to hide CSS from a browser?

I figure tiggersol will find it intresting.

Hide CSS from Browsers Which

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 19, 2001

Hide CSS from Browsers

Which method can be used to hide CSS from a browser?

I figure tiggersol will find it intresting.

Joel on Software – Good

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 18, 2001

Joel on Software – Good Software Takes Ten Years. Get Used To It. Good food for thought. Start small, release often in the beginning, and listen to the users. Then after 10 years go on to make the next great product.

Joel on Software – Good

Post author By fozbaca
Post date July 18, 2001

Joel on Software – Good Software Takes Ten Years. Get Used To It. Good food for thought. Start small, release often in the beginning, and listen to the users. Then after 10 years go on to make the next great product.