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I keep on getting surprised by the corners of this operating system. The corners that a tiny proportion of the customer base use, but that have obviously had lots of thought go into them. Voilà: changing time zones for events in iCal.

iCal Time Zones from Alex Muller on Vimeo.

I’ve just switched over to a new template. For the most part it’ll look the same as the old one, but should be a little wider (wooo, more space for content). The good news for me is that it’s no longer based on a version of Kubrick that shipped with something like Wordpress 2.x, it’s based on some blank Wordpress themes.

It may look a little funky for a while. I’ll be changing some things live, so leave a comment if something screws up majorly (and you can be bothered)…

I’ve gone for supporting a minimum screen resolution of 1024×768 and not testing in IE6, which seem fair given how Google Analytics looks.

Cheers ;)

Uploaded with plasq’s Skitch!

Seriously. If you’re completely ignoring a browser with at least 15% market share,^[1][2] you’re a complete idiot. Especially if you call yourself a “web developer”.

[1]: W3Schools
[2]: Usage share of web browsers

Memories, originally uploaded by alexmuller.

This magnetic strip is on the wall next to my desk. It’s had everything I’ve kept for a long time just stuck to it, and now it’s getting full. Time to move on, to something else.

Thanks to everyone who’s made this special…

Yep, finished – exams, school, and more importantly, properly moving this site over to NearlyFreeSpeech. Hopefully it’s all working fine (seems to be from my end) but if you notice any weirdness, please leave a comment somewhere or send me an email.

Thanks, and have a good Summer,

Alex