Bug Report – Latest reports

"The Bug Report system is entirely dedicated to finding, mending and publishing CSS and JavaScript browser bugs. Anyone can report bugs, and I hope that the existence of this system will lead to more and better bug reports."

[brothercake] Image transitions

"These three scripts provide a range of cross-browser fade and wipe transitions, centered around an image change. They can be used to add a touch of class to regular image swaps, or possibly as components to more complex DHTML effects."

BBC NEWS | Technology | New browser wins over net surfers

"The proportion of surfers using Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) has dropped to below 90%, say web analysts."

DNS Report

"This site will provide you with a DNS report for your domain. A very large percentage of domains have DNS problems; this site will help you find those problems and fix them. Also, the "Mail Test" tool will help find mail delivery problems for your domain."

Also see http://www.dnsstuff.com/  and http://www.everydns.net/

When you're on your PC for minimum 9 hours a day, you sure as hell want a browser that you enjoy using and that doesn't crap out for no reason. Firefox is that browser. I have been using Gecko browsers for years from Mozilla 1.0-> Phoenix,->Firebird -> Firefox. I absolutely love it. I have all the extensions I could ever need and a few more to boot. (Aggreg8 of course too). The toolbar customization means that I have everything at my fingertips, from XHTML validation to javascript debugging. I have a super theme installed. A bookmark Sync extension to sync my home and work bookmarks. Firefox does crash evry now and then but that's acceptable as I never have less than 15 tabs open and constant feverish browsing and keyboard shortcuts being performed at all times. If you spend a ludicrous of time in your browser and you want to stay sane get Firefox.

I'll link to the extensions mentioned when I get home.

Content Negotiation @ The Autistic Cuckoo

"We have, for some time, tried to inform people about the fact that there is no point whatsoever in using XHTML as long as you serve the documents with a text/html media type. For those who still want to use XHTML and gain at least something for some users, we have recommended content negotiation. On several occasions people have asked us to publish a write-up on how to do that, but there hasn't been time to sit down and write it. Now, finally, we have tried to whip something together that we hope can serve as a guide."

The Regulator > Home

"The Regulator is an advanced, free regular expressions testing and learning tool. It allows you to build and verify a regular expression against any text input, file or web, and displays matching, splitting or replacement results within an easy to understand, hierarchical tree."

Google Scholar

"Google Scholar enables you to search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research. Use Google Scholar to find articles from a wide variety of academic publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories and universities, as well as scholarly articles available across the web."

List of Linux Live CDs

“The purpose of this page is to provide a comprehensive, easy-to-search list of all available Linux-based Live CDs”

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