Monthly Archives: April 2007

Exhileration

By Jesse, himself. | Published: April 30, 2007
There was something incredible about this photograph. Theoretical physicist Steven Hawking experiencing zero gravity, all expenses paid by Richard Branson of Virgin, on the Zero G (it cost him about about 100K but regular trips are about $3500; book your seat today.). One of the smartest men in the world experiencing something he only imagined, [...]
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The Monty Hall Problem

By Jesse, himself. | Published: April 27, 2007
There is a very cool online back-up service called Mozy that I was in the process of researching and signing up for, when I was hit with the importance of Value Added on the web. I happened to have a quick look at Mozy’s blog, and discovered a very cool post about the Monty Hall [...]
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ALA’s Web Design Survey

By Jesse, himself. | Published: April 25, 2007
Not that many other web professionals read this blog, but in the event that one does trip over it… Nobody really knows about the dynamics of the web as a professional experience – thus spake the incomparable Zeldman who is, for my secular friends, kind of the grand-daddy of the whole web standards movement. (I [...]
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Mid-Year Resolutions

By Jesse, himself. | Published: April 25, 2007
While I’ve never been a big one for making New Year’s Resolutions – and certainly not for keeping New Year’s Resolutions, here’s a new twist: Considering until January 1, 2008, I’ll call this my Mid-Year Resolution: more posts, each with an observation, something I’ve learned, or something popular among the Brogue Craic crowd. And what [...]
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