My wife Naoko wrote a reply to this post. It was fun comparing how different the podcasts we listen to are. :)
First, I’d like to plug a podcast that I’m a semi-regular guest on, techsTalking(5417), a podcast where technology people just talk about whatever is on our mind.
Here are some other podcasts that I’m currently subscribed to:
The Incomparable -- a podcast about anything geeky. Star Wars? Check. Star Trek?
I’ve been making a Facebook iframe app recently, and I found that this little code »
jQuery('a').children('img') just doesn’t work on Everyone’s Favorite Browser™ (Internet Explorer 8).
jQuery('a').children('img').length always returned “0” for me. So I had to end up using .find('img') instead.
The origins of Twitter.
Here you go, free service! Wow, thanks for all those users! Look, you were great, but we don’t (really…) need you anymore. Fuck you. In related news, if you haven’t heard about it yet: Twitter API v1.1
This is what text (more or less) looks like in Windows! Just do: ```css \* { -webkit-font-smoothing: none; } ``` To enable Windows Emulation mode. Great stuff. There’s a few resources about -webkit-font-smoothing in English, but I was wondering what it would look like in Japanese. Here we go. none; おはようございます。僕の名前は敬太郎です
As many of you are aware, I have been working for about 6 months now, with 2 other people.
On July 4th, we are pleased to announce that we have officially become a company, Flagship LLC. We have some pretty cool projects lined up in the near future, I’ll be posting updates on our released projects (and maybe if you’re lucky, bits and pieces of unreleased projects) here!
Our goal as a company is multi-fold, but I feel that the most important facet of Flagship is to bring modern web development and standards to Japan.