- Cross-Origin Ajax with CORS
- Dear Congress, It’s No Longer OK To Not Know How The Internet Works
- Using DISQUS Comments for Social Commenting on Your WordPress Site
- Swedish Citizens Now Control @sweden Twitter Account
- Egomaniacal and Scalable Apps
- Social-Driven Development
- Freebie: New Twitter Profile Page GUI PSD
- Bootstrapped Publishing Platforms
- Look Ma! No Passwords!
- GoDaddy: A glimpse of the Internet under SOPA
- Re-Use Common Elements the Easy Way with WordPress’s get_template_part() Function
- A Day in the Life of a Designer
- Public Service Announcement: Watch Your @font-face font-weight
- How to Properly Design a Print CSS Stylesheet
Monthly Archives: December 2011
BlogBuzz December 31, 2011
Dec 31, 2011 by Matt | Posted in BlogBuzz No CommentsDespite Boycott, GoDaddy Still Supports SOPA
Dec 26As if there weren’t enough reasons to not do business with GoDaddy, they recently made it clear that they not only support SOPA, but that they were involved in the authoring of the bill. Polis pointed out that SOPA and Smith’s amendment already excluded…
Easily Embed Whole Tweets in Your Blog Posts With Tweetable 1.2.4
Dec 21Have you ever wanted to embed an entire tweet into a WordPress post for some reason? Maybe you were doing a short write-up about a recent news story, and wanted to quote someone’s amusing tweet on the matter. You could just use a simple…
BlogBuzz December 17, 2011
Dec 17Universal Censors Podcast on YouTube for Mentioning Megaupload Music Video Takedown
Dec 13Universal Music has been getting a lot of bad publicity online lately, after they filed a takedown request and illegally removed a music video produced by Megaupload from YouTube. The song, featuring several mainstream pop celebrities, is original work and the accusation of copyright…
Twitter Launches “New New Twitter” and Ruins iOS App
Dec 9Starting Thursday, Twitter began rolling out their latest redesign, dubbed “New New Twitter” by users. The new design looks okay, albeit a bit heavy on the boxes, but some of the changes it brings aren’t so welcome. It seems to me as if Twitter…
Domain Hijackers Hit Design and Development Blogs
Dec 5There has been a sudden outbreak of design and development blogs having their domain names hijacked and held for ransom. It seems to have started with David Walsh’s site, when his domain name was mysteriously transferred from GoDaddy to Name.com and from there to…
Obfuscating Email Addresses
Dec 1Posting an email address on a public web page is a recipe for disaster. It’s the way to get a metric truckload of spam. This, of course, makes it unfortunately difficult to allow visitors to a website to contact you without inviting the spammers…
