Buggy Linux, Buggy Windows
May 27, 2003
Going through emails for the past week, I found an interesting article about how buggy Linux and Windows are. It’s a good counter argument to my own column on the move from Windows to Linux. One thing I would question, however, is the viability of the study. The problem comes from some of the basic assessment. First is […]
How new features appear
April 14, 2003
Today’s release of Beta 2 of the Safari browser heralds the introduction of tabbed browsing in the much talked about browser. This is an interesting development which shows that sometimes, the influence of a particular browser goes beyond its existing market share. Safari’s tabbed browsing is a result of an implementation that first appeared in Opera, a browser used […]
The Convergence Game
November 18, 2001
This week, Microsoft launched the Xbox, a new gaming system that takes the Redmond giant into another market. Today, Nintendo is unveiling the GameCube, their new entry in a battle they have fought with Sony for many years. With these new gaming stations entering the market, a new war is starting and in the end, it is a war […]
RSS .91 to 1.0 using ASP
December 14, 2000
What is RSSup? RSSup is an ASP script that allows webmaster who already generate an RSS .91 feed for their site to dynamically create an RSS 1.0 feed. Using the Microsoft XML parser (supplied with IE 5) on the server side, you can now move to RSS 1.0 without having to worry about recoding your channel. […]
RSS Manipulation in ASP
December 17, 1999
There is currently no ASP parser for RSS so here’s how to do it.
