Adrian Lee » ie7

Archive for the 'ie7' Category

Firefox 2.0 vs. IE 7

Posted by pallid on May 24th, 2006

I’m using the latest version of Firefox’s 2.0 Alpha 1 release (i.e. pre-beta = unstable and buggy), and in fact I’m writing this post in Firefox 2.0a1 (codenamed Bon Echo) right now. I’ll list down a few of the changes and improvements that I’ve already noticed with this release, and I must say it’s way […]

Internet, Technology, browsers, bon echo, ie7, reviews | No Comments »

Subscribe to my feed

Archives

Categories
- bon echo (1)
- Books (3)
- browsers (2)
- Code (1)
- css (1)
- Ego (4)
- Enterprise 2.0 (4)
- environmentalism (1)
- Family (2)
- Geek (2)
- global warming (1)
- hp (1)
- ie7 (1)
- Internet (33)
- Media (15)
- movies (1)
- Music (7)
- outsourcing (1)
- Photography (1)
- Ramblings (36)
- reviews (1)
- Simplicity (1)
- Singapore (13)
- social networking (2)
- Technology (23)
- web 2.0 (18)
- web design (1)

Blogs I read
- Boing Boing You can always find the coolest, zaniest, smartest stuff here...
- Guy Kawasaki Entrepreneurial advice, and pretty funny as well.
- Seth Godin Insights and ideas in marketing
- Tomorrow.sg The Singapore Metablog
- Wombat Word-of-Mouth Marketing Basic Training - essential!
Friends
Music I Wrote
- Boheme Pretentious, orchestral, breaky but a little more listenable - kinda like RENT is to Boheme
- Except You This song I wrote just a year back. Nothing exceptional about it, but at least it's pretty catchy. If you compare it with Rainfalls, you can tell that I've lightened up somewhat!
- Rainfalls A song I wrote about 10 years ago when I was much younger, much more angst-ridden, and much more depressed. Funny thing is, this is actually a two songs I wrote combined into one, and it worked perfectly. Warning - crap quality.
- Tabla Electric Samurais Tablas, electronic bleeps in the background, and a sample from Hackers - all very kitschy
My Links
- Adrian's MSN Space
- E-mail Me
The Book List
- Economics - Boring, irrelevant, difficult, academic, hum-drum? I don't think so...
- This was published in 2000 by Mr. Godin, but as I'm reading it now... the ideas are even more relevant than ever (even if the companies cited aren't).
Why RSS will change the world