Yostivanich

“Job seek­ers now out­num­ber open­ings six to one, the worst ratio since the gov­ern­ment began track­ing open posi­tions in 2000. Accord­ing to the Labor Department’s lat­est num­bers, from July, only 2.4 mil­lion full-time per­ma­nent jobs were open, with 14.5 mil­lion peo­ple offi­cially unem­ployed.” Wow.

“In short words jCryp­tion is a javascript HTML-Form encryp­tion plu­gin, which encrypts the POST/GET-Data that will be sent when you sub­mit a form.”

Yeah right.

“Microsoft’s Inter­net Explorer zips through JavaScript nearly 10 times faster than usual when Google’s new Chrome Frame plug-in is part­nered with the browser, bench­mark tests show.”

“US Defence Sec­re­tary Robert Gates says meet­ing Pres­i­dent Barack Obama’s 22 Jan­u­ary dead­line for clos­ing the Guan­tanamo Bay camp will be “tough”. In inter­views with US TV net­works, Mr Gates said that clos­ing the camp was prov­ing more com­pli­cated than expected. Mr Gates played down the impor­tance of pos­si­bly push­ing the date back.”

On hover show a greyscale copy of the image.

“For one of the projects I’m cur­rently work­ing on with Rareview, we wanted to add a ris­ing hover effect to a set of icon links. Using jQuery’s ani­mate effect, I exper­i­mented with icons that have reflec­tions and oth­ers with shadows.”

“SlickMap CSS is a sim­ple stylesheet for dis­play­ing fin­ished sitemaps directly from HTML unordered list nav­i­ga­tion. It’s suit­able for most web sites – accom­mo­dat­ing up to three lev­els of page nav­i­ga­tion and addi­tional util­ity links – and can eas­ily be cus­tomized to meet your own indi­vid­ual needs, brand­ing, or style preferences.”

A PSA to pro­tect you from Cthulhu.

“A few days ago I was imple­ment­ing bread­crumbs in a web­site I’m work­ing on. bread­crumbs are not using often but most of the cor­po­rate web­sites are using bread­crumbs. In this tuto­r­ial i will learn you how to cre­ate nice scal­able CSS Based Bread­crumbs. I am using only one sim­ple graphic. The rest is basic CSS styling with an unordered list as HTML code.”

No more being a jack­ass in public.

No pub­lic option no life­guard for you.

“In addi­tion to the afore­men­tioned video, the IIHS has also just released a gallery of images, before and after if you will, of the two cars involved in the cel­e­bra­tory crash. Note the pas­sen­ger com­part­ment of the ’09 Mal­ibu, which stays com­pletely intact, ver­sus the Bel Air that crum­bles like a cereal box.” 1959 Bell Air vs. 2009 Malibu.

Dil­bert made sense.