Web accessibility soon mandatory in EU

by jp on June 20, 2006

C|NET writes that the 34 European Commission member countries just signed an agreement committing themselves to, “Internet for All”. Looks like EU will require accessibility of all public web sites by 2010, through compliance with the relevant W3C common web (…)

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From VSS to SVN

by jp on June 20, 2006

I have been using MS Visual SourceSafe for source control in my work since 99 and I have never liked it. It has very limited features and not to mention random database crashes. If there is a one product I (…)

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Tracing The Pirate Bay

by jp on June 15, 2006

I just read that The Pirate Bay is back in Swedish servers, so I decide to check myself if it’s true… Tracing route to thepiratebay.org [83.140.176.146] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 3 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.1.1 (…)

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First warm day for Greta

by jp on June 15, 2006

We were in a park last weekend enjoying first hot summer day. Here is the photo.

Yahoo Mail Worm

by jp on June 15, 2006

Now that the Rich Internet Applications are getting more and more popular, just like any other environment we are getting problems from the bad guys.  Now that the door is opened publicly there will be lots of crackers crawling through (…)

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Scoble left from Microsoft, but not into Google

by jp on June 11, 2006

Robert Scoble has left from Microsoft and he is going to join Silicon Valley startup PodTech.net as a videoblogger. I wasn’t really surprise that he left from Microsoft, IMHO he wasn’t really “Microsoft material” but just because of that he (…)

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Sites I have been working in past 2-3 years

by jp on June 10, 2006

I have been busy last years building sites using Sitecore 4 and Sitecore 5. I decided to list some of the sites that I can think of and write down small description what did I do on these projects. Live: (…)

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