Bird is the Word
In which I succumb to the Twitter.
In which I succumb to the Twitter.
I’m back. Kinda sorta.
No more JS on the homepage. I think.
Version 14 has landed.
I haven’t posted since March, and I apologize.
What better way to spend a Saturday morning than working on PHP?
Updates! Get yer updates!
Just in time for the November 2006 CSS Reboot, Andy Laub 13 is done!
One resolution is a success, and so another is made.
I got Longboarded, and it made my day.
Wordpress made it a year without breaking anything too badly. Let’s review.
I’ve made a couple changes to the site this past week for usability’s sake and to keep myself satisfied with it. You’ll notice on the singular post pages that the format has shifted from two columns to three which mimics both the home page and the archive while making …
Last month I wrote briefly about the music of SxSW, where I mentioned Happy Flowers and a song of theirs that I didn’t much care for. What I forgot when writing that was that everyone succumbs to that inevitable temptation to Google themselves, which …
The developer side of me gets a little giddy when I get to add new gizmos to the site, and so it’s that side of me that’s happy to announce the addition of a Rollyo search box on the archive page. I’ve been toying with the idea …
I find myself overthinking my more recent, WordPressed stuff when compared to my ancient handcoded site as well. One of the things I’ve noticed is that if I go off on a subject that’s too specific and in-depth nobody comments, and it’s just kind of too much. I need
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It’s probably not gone unnoticed that this site was overhauled just two months after its previous incarnation, and I feel an explanation is in order.
The Problem
I’m going to coin another phrase, and I call it Designer’s Obsessive-Compulsive Attention Deficit Disorder; DOCADD for short. But I’m not just the discoverer …
The site finally comes together in its current iteration.
So you may have noticed some delays in between the first and second parts of the series, and hopefully now you see why (if you’re RSSing, give it a break and visit the actual site). One of my main goals was to begin posting images and text independently, so …
It’s just two days past the anniversary of andylaub dot com v.8. It was the first full site design I did in CSS, and I still really like it. It took me probably a week or two of work from inception to launch, and it makes me …
For months, on and off, I have been looking for some kind of simple WordPress plugin (or something along those lines) that would do for my collection of media what del.icio.us does for bookmarks. I like to use it as a sort of catalog of internet things that …
Yesterday turned out to be a day of upgrades and updates, both planned and not.
Part I
I spent a couple of hours over at a friend and coworker’s house updating one of the coolest Macs ever from OS 9.1 to Panther. I was a little nervous doing such a …
First things first. Here’s version 11, and it’s in beta. Which means that if you see anything you think is awry, let me know. If possible, a screenshot and the url of the afflicted page(s) will help immensely.
Anyways…
Alista has a thought-provoking article on using CSS …
What’s going on? Where are all the words, and the pictures?
Yeah, sorry about that. I’m just not feeling it lately, and so I finally decided to skip a day or 3. It’s not that I don’t care about the site anymore; it’s actually scheduled for a relaunch …
Man, I miss that Lotus. Anyway, I figured it was about time to replace my wallpaper at home, so here’s a copy for all the single-monitor peasants out there: sixteen, twelve, ten).
I’ve mentioned before that I tend to have issues with color. On the other hand, there are some times when I’m working that a color scheme or I like happens to fall into place while I’m just screwing around. Such is the case with those shown above, …