There was a rumor a while ago about Apple possibly developing a movie equivalent of their iTunes Music Store. These are my thoughts on implementation of such a thing.
1. The boogey man of digital media: Digital Rights Management.
A. …
July 27, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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There was a rumor a while ago about Apple possibly developing a movie equivalent of their iTunes Music Store. These are my thoughts on implementation of such a thing.
1. The boogey man of digital media: Digital Rights Management.
A. …
July 24, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions is great as music and as a way of seeing the direction that so many of the musicians involved in the recordings would go on their own. The early sounds of Weather Report …
July 15, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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Just when you think you have a problem solved (pop-up window navigation), IE6 comes along and screws it up.
<a href=javascript: history.back()">Back</a>
Does not seem to want to work. At all. Regardless of syntax.
As for why, it would appear …
July 14, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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According to Apple’s documentation, Safari 1.0 supports the letter-spacing property. Unfortunately, this is one of the tables which Dave Hyatt rightly pointed out as giving a view of breadth, but not of depth. Something about the CSS we are …
July 13, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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The installation of Safari (version 1.0) on my iMac does not render the text beneath my weblog title in the system cursive font, as specified by my CSS. This is somewhat ironic as my iMac is the machine my weblog …
July 12, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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It appears that Safari does not support the text-decoration property within a span that is set to display: none until hovered (on which it is set to display: block, a la Eric Meyer’s css/edge).
I’ll post the files which revealed …
July 9, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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July 1, 2003
by Daniel J. Wilson
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I am currently digging Herbie Hancock’s “Mwandishi” and “Crossings” albums. Very interesting.…