What’s wrong with my IRI scheme (13)
Every single post I add to this blog, gets a unique IRI of the form http://mathiasbynens.be/archive/yyyy/mm/post-slug. Though I used to be satisfied with that scheme — after all, it’s cruft-free — I lately began to think it doesn’t suit this site’s needs.
Alive and kickin’ (1)
Hell, I even did some work for Procurement Services. Some notes:
Read more →Four things (5)
Burn in eternal damnation, you! Oh well, at least it gets me posting again…
Read more →Formatting a number with grouped thousands (11)
In PHP, formatting a number with grouped thousands can easily peasily be done through thenumber_format() function. It’s a shame JavaScript doesn’t have such a function. Read more →
The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp, as seen by Filip Van Herpe (5)

- The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp by Rembrandt van Rijn
- Welcome to the new domain! I now this makes the header image look stupid; I guess I’ll have to redesign soon. Anyway, all old stuff is redirected, but please feel free to update your bookmarks, links and whatchamacallit. Lots of stuff still has to be updated/fixed (*cough* contact form *cough*), but I’ll get by. Also, massive respect to Krijn — who recently switched domains as well — for the excellent new hosting. (14) ¶
- The crazy Safri Duo dudes seem to think it’s cool to use HTML soup in their decor whilst performing. Really, I had never needed to have a camera available as much as I did yesterday, when I saw something like
appearing on their background screens. (3) ¶<H2><font size=2><CENTER><NOTP + AUDIENCE = MUSIC + APPLAUSE><A href="/5get/results.asp?q=2342">
The basics of becoming a browser nazi (9)
On in what ways the world of web developers would be a better place if only IE wasn’t shit. Read more →Using WordPress as a blogroll manager (11)
After blo.gs started totemporarilydisable their search feature, I got pissed. It’s been months since the last time I was able to add a site to my own feckin’ blogroll. That’s right, I was using a WP plugin to fetch my links from the rather slow blo.gs server every hour or so and cache the list locally. Read more →