Paintings of the Prophet
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It started last year, September to be accurate. A danish newspaper published 12 illustrations depicting the Islamic prophet of Allah: Muhammed…
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It started last year, September to be accurate. A danish newspaper published 12 illustrations depicting the Islamic prophet of Allah: Muhammed…
The free Silk icon set looks to be in the wild, I have seen it on more sites than I can count now. No wonder, the set is beautiful, and best of all completely free. My kudos to the author on a beautiful set, and bold move to make them free.
It’s hard to criticize a free meal that’s 99% delicous, unfair even, but there’s one tiny thing that bugs me. Although beautiful, the feed icon (
) lacks the bottom left dot that’s part of the now standardized feed icon. Does this bother anyone else? Does it even matter? Creative mandate, or style over usability?
A public beta of the much awaited IE7 has been released.
Among the features included are: tabbed browsing, page zoom, tab groups, RSS support and improved printing support.
Personally, I think the tabbrowsing works rather well, and is easier to “pick up” than that of Firefox. Additionally, I think they’ve done a really good job of taking the geek out of RSS feeds. The browser engine still has huge problems though.
Update: If you, like me, want to be able to run IE7b2 side by side with IE6 (instead of replacing it), follow the instructions made by a commentator on Slashdot.
What would probably be considered a bugfix release, Wordpress 2.01 has been released.
Among the changes I’ve been looking forward to:
See the full bugfix list, and download the package.