Counting June 2009, Ebay has introduced new policies.

For our protection, they say.

Because Paypal is bankrupted, I say.

Change yourself and change the world.

A couple of weeks ago, I recieved a Blackberry and thus discovered the Blackberry Jungle. If, like me, you know nothing, this walkthrough is for you.

Running a business as a one man show (one woman show in my case) implies that one must rely on performant material.
For the past 10 years, I’ve been using various handys for personal use and since one year, I’ve been looking for the “Saint Graal” of business handy.
Here is the list of handys I used [...]

I fall in love with this watch one year ago. I love the simplicity and the functions this watch offers.

Pros

smaller (height speaking) than the XLander and Vector, it fits rather easily under a sleeve

discreet yet sport design; unlike the other sport watches, it can get almost unoticed

in a glance, you can know if the pressure [...]

The watch object in AS2 was useful to monitor a variable’s change. But it was a problem regarding performances.
With AS3, the watch function disapeared, the object model of AS3 allows to do exactly the same. But not out of the box.
Adobe Livedoc suggests to use the Proxy pattern with setter and getter. Here is a [...]

As a flash developer, I’ve always been looking for time saving components.
Since two years, I’ve been a flashloaded customers. Currently, I’m happy with *none* of their components. To make a long story short; they’re pricy, buggy to the point of being useless and the only support is “will be corrected soon” with no updates in [...]

Since I bought this board, I’ve pulled almost all my hairs out trying to make it running without BSOD.
But I did it. Here are the magic BIOS settings that will let you run 8GB at 1066MHz on Vista Ultimate 64bits without BSOD.
The ring:

AMD Phenom 9850
Corsair 4×2GB TWIN2×4096-8500C5D
2x ATI Readon 3870 512MB
Vista 64 Ultimate SP1
ATI Catalyst [...]

In this article you’ll learn if it still worth developing for IE6 and what tools are available if you choose so.

Part one – should we still develop IE6 compatible websites?
Among the world of web designers, IE is a pain to work with. It’s buggy, not standard and we’re forced to write hacks.
There is about 5 [...]

Photoblog in MovableType.
Technology: Movable Type 3.2
Date: December 2006.
Work: Design, coding based on existing template, hosting.