Yesterday I upgraded to Firefox 1.5.0.1. Everything seemed fine. This morning though I can’t open any window without getting this error message:
XML Parsing Error: no element found Location: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul Line Number 1, Column 1:
Safari 2.0 (and probably other versions) does not reload stylesheets when you reload a page, not even if you hold down the shift key when pressing Reload, not even if you quit and restart the browser. This makes it difficult to debug your CSS. You can force Safari to reload the stylesheet by (more…)
“Basically, Flickr is what butters the borders between your photos to the people you want to see them.” http://www.flickr.com/learn_more.gne
The track logs from my GPS unit look like this:
Format: DDD M/D/Y H:M:S -4.00 hrs Datum[108]: WGS 84 ID Date Time Latitude Longitude Altitude L ACTIVE LOG T 01/13/2006 14:15:56 40.63935 -74.02917 22.2 T 01/13/2006 14:18:57 40.64027 -74.03097 17.9 T 01/13/2006 14:20:36 40.64095 -74.03195 27.1 T 01/13/2006 14:22:53 40.64061 -74.03347 26.6 T 01/13/2006 14:26:08 40.64065 -74.03324 26.1 ...
It occurred to me that someone must have integrated this with Google Maps and I was right. GPSVisualizer can convert these into a Google Map like this one:
John LeMasney asked a good question during my RSS and Atom presentation last night to the Princeton Linux Users Group that I didn’t know how to answer. Do Podcast clients, especially iTunes, support Atom Podcasts yet? I know Atom has the necessary elements but do the clients recognize them?
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I’m investigating external Weblog editors. I’m surprised there are no simple plugins for BBEdit or jEdit to handle this, and there doesn’t appear to any real open source software.
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