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ArchiveThe problems with content rating
A popular, and in my opinion very important, Web 2.0 trend that many sites have embraced is to let users rate online content in different ways. Some of these sites, digg being a well known example, then promotes content in different ways based on the content’s user rating. While this often works great, I see […]
Deus Connectivus, the Online God
As social networking and the Web 2.0 grows bigger and bigger, we suddenly find ourselves in a world where we are no longer alone and insignificant. Now, everyone can easily find someone like themselves, someone who shares their interests. And anyone can, with minimal effort, contribute to the most important collection of knowledge in the […]
Out now: Monodrive - Deeper Sight
Time for a new musical release, though not directly by me. The great Monodrive has once again produced a great, highly danceable and just as listenable progressive house track, and once again, my sister provides some vocals for it. I wrote and produced the vocals for this piece, but that work was nothing compared to […]
No more XHTML for the time being
Ever since I jumped on the web standards bandwagon about 4 years ago, I have almost exclusively been using strict variants of XHTML when marking up web pages. The reason for this is probably that I never really realized the difference between HTML and XHTML when I started to care about the validity and well-formedness […]
