Yostivanich

10 pretty sim­ple tips to improve your web site’s speed.

What to do about mobile devices.

From the arti­cle: In a rare pub­lic rul­ing, a secret fed­eral appeals court has said telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions com­pa­nies must coop­er­ate with the gov­ern­ment to inter­cept inter­na­tional phone calls and e-mail of Amer­i­can cit­i­zens sus­pected of being spies or ter­ror­ists.” How­ever it says that they must coop­er­ate, not that it is legal.

New rules on integration.

Neat way to develop print-this links that actu­ally work.

Imag­ine that once we stop from call­ing peo­ple “the axis of evil” they are actu­ally will­ing to work with us to solve problems.

How impor­tant is reli­gion to each of the states in the US.

Great lit­tle bit of code to turn lists into fully work­ing trees, with CSS and jQuery.

This is crazy, first that Nokia is want­ing a law to allow them to fol­low employee’s email and sec­ond that Nokia is using it’s indus­trial power to push the law through.

Two per­cent fail­ure rate, no prob­lem. I’m sure there are never any elec­tions where 2% of the vot­ing pop­u­la­tion could effect the outcome.

1.83 mil­lion years old in Malaysia.

This is a bad idea, for one it also pre­vents legal and good uses of the tech­nol­ogy. Per­fect case, hostage sce­nario, now a hostage can’t phone the out­side and tell the good guys what’s going on.

States are not able to pro­vide for the vast num­ber of enem­ployed peo­ple inside their borders.

To sum it up: “And in return for what is likely to be a huge sub­sidy to stock­hold­ers, tax­pay­ers will get, well, nothing.”

Secure your data.

I do real­ize tag­ging myself is kinda stu­pid, but I’m mak­ing an excep­tion, for this one. I write about why I think web appli­ca­tions are where busi­ness across the board will be moving.

ABC fin­ished sell­ing their ad space yes­ter­day, wow.

I really don’t agree with this point of view, but it’s still a good read to see why some peo­ple dis­like web-apps.

Just what it says.

Really enjoyed this rant on print comics and how web comics are able to make money and sur­vive vs. print comics.

The aver­age cus­tomer: “are spend­ing $400 less each month than they were a year ago, have burned through half of their sav­ings, and on aver­age have taken on an addi­tional $5k in debt.”

His opin­ion.

China could pos­si­bly stop buy­ing our debt.

Great news for open source software.

Turn your email cam­paign into a per­mis­sion campaign.

Rous­ing endorse­ment of Ruby on Rails over PHP.