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CSS DependenceAs time go's on in fact it seems as though the pressure to adapt to and implement newer and better coding standards is accelerating to the point of no return as it were. The standards that are already being pushed by the W3C are really the revolutionary straw that will break any developers who has resisted re-learning just about everything they know about fundamental web design techniques. "Old School" Web Designers that have Refused to Embrace CSS Standards are Quickly becoming ObsoleteI intend to officially open this web site design portfolio for business very soon indeed. [Grouper] Can't open cache file. Top Stories March 12, 1790: Batteries Now Included Before J.F. Daniell develops a much improved battery, the devices were impractical and downright dangerous. His innovations enable the telegraph and other technology to take off.
The '70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth Shortly after the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency, the new organization sent 100 photographers out to document the human and natural environments. After a lively few years, the Documerica project was canceled and the photos were archived. Now, this incredible portrait of America in the mid-1970s is making its way onto Flickr.
Plug and Play: USB Albums We'd Like to See Out with the CD, in with USB drives, maybe in the form of a cassette tape or spork?
NASA's New Jumbo Jet Keeps Giant Eye on Heavens With a 45,000-foot cruising altitude, the world's biggest airborne telescope will begin collecting data this spring.
Alt Text: Resurrected Movie Gimmicks of the Future With 3-D making a comeback, it's time to dig into Hollywood's history and excavate other cinematic technology that was groundbreaking for its time.
Al Franken Jokes, But Google Fiber Is No Laughing Matter Minnesota seeks to distinguish itself in the increasingly reality TV-esque race to convince Google to build a high-speed fiber optic network there with a video featuring junior US Senator (and former comedian) Al Franken. It's funny stuff, but also serious business as Google shakes up the notoriously uncompetitive ISP business just by showing up.
You Are a Tamagotchi: Turning Your Health Into a Game The key to your health may be the feedback loop that a lot of new health data-gathering gadgets can create. It's like a game where your stats are the score, and a better score means better health.
TJX Hacking Conspirator Gets 4 Years A co-conspirator in the TJX hack was sentenced Thursday to 3 years and 10 months in prison for laundering money on behalf of TJX hacker Albert Gonzalez.
Hate Blogger Wins Second Mistrial After a second jury is hopelessly deadlocked, hate blogger Hal Turner is granted a another mistrial in the government's quest to imprison him on accusations he threatened to "kill" judges.
Quantum Computing Thrives on Chaos Quantum systems may need a little disorder to effectively couple light with matter. The discovery eventually lead to simple quantum computers.
Super Stealth Plane Breaks Through Cost Barrier A Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the future of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter finds the next-generation stealth aircraft years behind schedule and soaring over budget.
Pink Floyd Beats EMI in Creativity Flap A British judge is siding with Pink Floyd, ruling its EMI label must protect artist integrity and stop selling single digital tracks. The acid-inspired band, known for concept albums, said single-song sales were an injustice to their art.
Your Chilean Sea Bass Dinner Deprives Killer Whales A unique Antarctic killer whale population is declining, and scientists think it is related to demand for Antarctic tooothfish, known on menus as Chilean Sea Bass. This could be the first sign of the ecological downfall of what some consider Earth's last pristine ecosystem.
Help Us Review Google Maps for Bikes We can't possibly rate a tool that covers 150 cities and 12,000 miles of bike trails. We don't have to. We've got you.
FCC Wants You to Test Your Broadband Speeds The FCC posts some tools to help you test your broadband speed. The crowdsourcing effort is an attempt to assemble data that the telecoms don't want to share with the feds.
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