Been a while! So let’s dive right in… Anyone into stargazing? The Google Sky app for Android seems like a pretty cool way to do it! I’ve never found any reason to consider switching from jQuery to YUI, but I … Continue reading
Author Archives: Aaron T. Grogg
Wave Good-bye…
So long, I wish I could say it was nice knowing you… Craig Buckler does a nice job of summarizing the confusion that was Google Wave… Atg Top⇪
Bye-Bye Keyboard!
I can’t say I’ll miss you all that much, but we have spent a lot of time together. In fact, the very first PC I had a chance to actually play with used Windows 3.1. And it had no mouse… … Continue reading
Today’s Readings
The first to come after “the big blog move of 2010“. Been busy, haven’t read a lot lately, so, get something to drink, maybe a snack, this is going to be a long one… Wouldn’t this be awesome if every … Continue reading
Non-Contextually-Speaking Has Moved
If you’re at all clever, you’ve no doubt noticed that this is not non-contextually-speaking.com. I have moved my blog to my old namesake URL, aarontgrogg.com. If you’ve been following non-contextually-speaking.com via an RSS Reader, now would be a good time … Continue reading
Playing with TinyMCE Advanced Plug-in
Trying a new (to me) WordPress plug-in, TinyMCE Advanced. TinyMCE Advanced adds a ton of new editor options for WordPress, including: adding a <table> to a post/page, inserting today’s date/time, adding in-page anchor links, blockquotes, adding an <abbr> tag, adding … Continue reading
A Voice from My Past
My iGoogle has a Quotes of the Day panel that has a list of random quotes from all kinds of people, often good for a chuckle. Today’s quote is from an “old friend”, Mr. L. M. Boyd: “There are 350 … Continue reading
Quiet Car, I Think I Love You
On Amtrak‘s Acela, bound for Boston, and could not be enjoying myself more… Yes, the wi-fi is horrifically slow (although my connection says I 100% of 54Mbps), but at least the car has wi-fi, the seats care comfy, with drop-down … Continue reading
MTA: You Suck
I can’t wait to be an old man sitting on my front porch telling my great-nieces and -nephews about the good old days when city transportation systems used to provide, you know, “transportation”… “LIMITED” as defined by MTA apparently means … Continue reading
Does eCSStender Make CSS3 Work in ALL Browsers?
Still writing CSS hacks for IE6? Wish you could reliably use things like div.firstclass.secondclass{…}, box-shadow, border-radius, rgba, opacity, transforms and transitions? Then maybe you should have a look at eCSStender (I assume that’s supposed to be pronounced “extender”?) and the … Continue reading