After looking at PodiPodi yesterday there was an obvious problem of context, which brought up a very valid question, “why would someone want to do a google/yahoo/whatever search while on your page and have the results displayed as an overlay on top of your page?” There’s just no real point to it or value added [...]
It’s been over six months and two quarters since I’ve posted anything. So at the beginning of last quarter, I began working on an ongoing project here at Neumont University known as NORMA (Neumont ORM Architect). This is the most complex project I’ve ever been apart of. Last quarter I was working along with Josh, [...]
I downloaded Flock today and it seems pretty cool. It has a built in blogging untility, which I’m testing out right now. Just a wild guess, but I’m going to say it’s based off the Firefox source, since it looks surprisingly similar. The quarter is almost over, thank god. I’ll be happy to get back home [...]
After trying to get the images on top to actually look good as a transparent gif, instead of a transparent png, I’ve decided that this site is just too cool for IE. For a web browser to not support standard features, is completely ridiculous. If you’d like to see what this page is SUPPOSED to [...]
Just yesterday these images of Internet Explorer 7 were released to the public. Following the current trend started by Safari and Firefox; it supports RSS feeds for faster access to information. Not surprising that it looks like a poorly done copy of Apple’s Safari which is already available. I’m going to give it a good [...]
To the average user, Microsoft’s recommendations to either uninstall the Netscape browser or fix a specific code in the registry makes no sense. Most computer users have no idea how to install or even uninstall software. Trying to fix something foreign such as the registry is like reading Greek in Latin. Then again, those who [...]
© 2012 Rex Flex. All Rights Reserved.
