IE7 Will be installed via automatic updates to Windows XP. This is gooood. It also means you best be getting testing your sites.
A quick 20/20 report on design. A good chuckle.
Since we found out about being pregnant it’s changed our food habits a bit. One thing we changed was drinking more milk. I grew up on the stuff, to the point that my parents had to start reeling us kids in, practically rationing it out. But over the past ten years or so, I wasn’t buying it as often and it wasn’t as big of a priority.
So when we started drinking more milk I did a bit of research and set up milk delivery. Now, once a week a guy in a blue truck comes by at four in the morning to drop off two half gallons of milk. We can get other stuff too, like eggs, cheese and butter.
This milk is amazing. It tastes far more creamy than the stuff you get at the store. They guarantee that the milk is completely organic and has been out of the cow for 72 hours or less by the time it hits your doorstep. Now I drink milk often. I feel like Archie Goodwin in a …
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Citing needing to keep up with the times, Monopoly partners with Visa to use debit cards instead of cash. I predict big failure, pretty much because this is among the more stupid things I’ve ever heard.
The Empire Strikes Back of the trends interview installments.
My peeps at 9rules redesigned along with a new feature called Notes. Looks purdy.
I’d like to point out a new little feature to Wachtan. Down next to the flickr pictures is a section called “Watchtunes”.
Music has always been a deep passion of mine. Only in the past four or five years did I discover how important it was to me. I realized that not everybody cared as much as I did about music. Which is fine. Some people like juggling geese. I can respect that. But I don’t talk while you juggle geese, so don’t talk when I’m playing a song for you that just blew my mind.
A few months ago, my buddy Vance showed me eMusic, and, shortly after, I was hooked. eMusic is an online music store. Kinda like iTunes, but it’s cheaper and it uses MP3s, which means no digital rights management.
Aside from the really good bargain, I really like eMusic’s selection. They have a ton of indie music, much of which I can’t find on Amazon or the iTunes music store. In fact, I don’t think any of the major record labels are on there. They also have …
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Flickr was down last night and they held a coloring contest to keep their fans happy while they mended the tubes. This is Anna’s submission.
Alert! Twofer! Here’s Vance’s entry.
Be Good Not Bad is all about really good web design, based on the utmost respect for web standards, accessibility and respect for the user. Based in Denver, Colorado, Be Good Not Bad is run by Brian Warren, freelance designer, blogger, homebrewer and coffee nut.