links for 2009-10-06

2009年10月6日 著

• mezzoblue § Starting with @font-face
  "Ignoring the licensing issues for now, the problems are those of syntax and technology. Syntax because Internet Explorer requires you to import a different file than every other browser. Technology because, well, Internet Explorer requires you to import a different file than every other browser."
  (tags: css webdesign)
• Apple Tablet: Magazine Industry Eyes ITunes for Print - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
  "NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Traditional publishers -- concerned that Apple's anticipated tablet computer could affect their business the way the iPod disempowered music publishers -- are discussing possible strategies, including an industry-wide digital storefront where tablet users could buy digital issues or subscriptions without going through iTunes or the App Store."
  (tags: apple)
• Bruce Lawson’s personal site? : XML on the Web
  "Imagine you had a friend who spoke excellent English, but occasonally made small mistakes with grammar or pronunciation; would you put your hands over your ears and shout “La la la I can’t hear you!” until they corrected those errors? Of course you wouldn’t. So why would you do the same with the Web?"
  (tags: xml html)
• CSS Frameworks and Semantic Class Names
  "In Blueprint’s compress.rb: A Walkthrough, Blueprint author Joshua Clayton explains how to use the script to generate a custom version of the Blueprint style sheets using your own semantic class names."
  (tags: css html)
• APOD: 2009 October 5 - The International Space Station Over Earth
  "After undocking, the space shuttle Discovery crew got a memorable view of the developing International Space Station (ISS). Pictured orbiting high above Earth last month, numerous solar panels, trusses, and science modules of the ISS were visible."
  (tags: space)
• 5 years after SpaceShipOne: Commercial spaceflight ready for 'go' | floridatoday.com | FLORIDA TODAY
  "It has been five years since SpaceShipOne screamed its way into the history books as the first privately built and financed manned craft to reach space. While that roar from the ship's rocket engine has long since dissipated, the aftershocks from its suborbital space shots are still being felt."
  (tags: space)