CAPTCHA

We don’t take security as seriously as we should at work; issues are handled when they come up. Recently a spam bot was abusing the contact form on our site. So we went out on the intraweb, searched on Google for CAPTCHA, and probably installed the first solution we came across.

However, I dislike the idea of CAPTCHA; images not accessible to everyone. So on our latest project, I used a simple logic field (1+1 = ?). I think this is a better solution, but not everyone agrees. Does anyone else have a better solution?

The Ocho

It’s so beautiful

HTML5, XHTML2

A nice run down of future markup languages.

I Will Get Nude

April 5th. CSS Naked Day. Get nude.

April Fools

Bah, humbug. I dislike April 1st. Having to sort through all the crappy jokes isn’t fun. This joke made me smile though.

Many have suggested over the years that WebKit should be abandoned in favor of Gecko, the browser engine with second-place market share according to studies like the Net Applications Survey. But why go with number two when you can go straight to the top? That’s why I am pleased to announce that WebKit will be discontinued in favor of Trident, the engine inside Windows Internet Explorer.

Edit: Here is another good one. I’m a huge dork for thinking these are funny and Microsoft is the butt of all good jokes.

Edit 2: Maybe April Fools day isn’t so bad after all. If this is a joke, I love it.