This is my last post in the RealTech WordPress weblog. RealTech will be back, though whether it will be a weblog or stories, tutorials, and the like, I don’t know yet. Whatever I do will be implemented in Drupal. I’m finding that Drupal really is a good solution for me, and not just because of […]
Month: April 2008
With the addition of support for color profiles built into Firefox 3, it’s time to take a closer look at how the popular browsers support color management. First though, a quick refresher on the importance of color profiles. If you’ve every worked with a photo in a photo editor, only to have the rich colors leach […]
Earthquake
update A second earthquake is now happening. Aftershock. Oddly enough, the aftershock is more unnerving. It was a 4.6. – I’m still groggy, I’m still not sure, but we may have had a significant earthquake here in St. Louis. More when I have more info. update There was an earthquake, with a magnitude of 5.4 5.2, in Illinois, […]
We’ve finished up proofs on Painting the Web this week, and I have my first snap of the new cover. I embedded a version of the cover that’s been converted into SVG over at Burningbird, but have included a JPEG below. Now I can turn my attention to the new book, as well as the site changes and […]
Context
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I received an email about so-and-so wanting to connect with me on Flickr. I was a little surprised because I don’t promote my Flickr account–I use it for testing, only. I was flattered that they had taken the time to look for me on Flickr. There was a second one […]
