Well, Unix & Apple folks, you won. We lost Bill.
(or we will, sometime in the end of 2008)
Btw…I miss my Technorati. Where is it today?
Btw2…Check a great tutorial in HTML newsletters by Sitepoint. Eventhough it’d look like ‘back to the table and nonsense code origins’, it will help you build robust newsletters, that will actually work. Blame the e-mail services for the rest.
I'm a pixel evocator with a temper. I love being productive. I recently declared war on creativity.
So far, I lose.
For this ranting, I’m gonna use Petros’s profile, because he’s a cool guy and I know that he started working on github some months ago. He also went on a trip to San Fransisco! How cool is that? I wanna see photos of that trip. How difficult can it be?
Well, Unix & Apple folks, you won. We lost Bill.
(or we will, sometime in the end of 2008)
The tragedy!
Btw…I miss my Technorati. Where is it today?
Btw2…Check a great tutorial in HTML newsletters by Sitepoint. Eventhough it’d look like ‘back to the table and nonsense code origins’, it will help you build robust newsletters, that [...]
As I sat down on my desk to start typing the obligatory enthusiastic blog post about New Adventures in Web Design, one thing dawned to me: I really don’t know what to say.
I have a love/hate relationship with web design. It’s what I like to do. When I first coded a website, looked at it and thought “hey, that’s nice”, I decided that’s what I wanted to do for a living.
This month, I officially celebrate my first 6 months as a freelancer. Surprisingly enough, one of the reasons I quit my day job and went the self-employed route was because I wanted to work less, not more.
Breath Control by Recoil
Yes Boss by Hess Is More
Make It Wit Chu by Queens of the Stone Age
Foxy Lady by Jimi Hendrix
Sex (I'm A) by Lovage
Pussy by Rammsteinsugarenia.com is wearing the Wordpress badge
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2 comments on this post
Maria #1
16.Jun.06
Bill Gates’ resignation (what am I supposed to call this “transition”?) leaves me indifferent. Microsoft will go on and users across the world will find a new face to blame.
As for Gates’ motives, my cynical side says that he’s retiring to take a prolonged vacation with tax reductions. Of course he has secured his great-grandchildren’s future.
Sugar #2
16.Jun.06
I don’t blame him, though. Even if I don’t approve his enterprise techniques, I can’t say he’s bad because he wanted to make money out of his work.