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[A List Apart: for people who make websites](http://www.alistapart.com/articles/hybrid/) >Yup. It’s yet another CSS dropdown article — but one that resolves many problems associated with common dropdown methods and degrades beautifully. Hybrid CSS dropdowns allow access to all pages, keep the user aware of where she is within the site, and are clean and light to…
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[Aggravated DocSurg](http://docsurg.blogspot.com/2005/03/bargaining-with-hmos.html) >It has long been a tenet of modern medicine that physicians will simply have to accept ever declining reimbursement. For me, the bottom has been reached. While my group has occasionally cancelled or turned down bad contracts, in general the insurers came back with a more acceptable offer.We are now faced with a…
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She quit. I can’t believe it. The going away party will be next week. 🙂
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dFC 0.8
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I’m taking a break from this code for a while. The following changes have been made. * No longer checks the content of the post * Only checks post title to encode “ `”` “ * Still a significant improvement from previous versions
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dFC 0.72
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This was actually a needed change. I didn’t realize that my table cleaning script might not have been going though correctly. What was happening was if there were more than one check to see if a table should be deleted and it hit on both criteria, like it did in my test. An error would…
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[Colorization Using Optimization](http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~yweiss/Colorization/index.html#interactive) > In this paper we present a simple colorization method that requires neither precise image segmentation, nor accurate region tracking. Our method is based on a simple premise: neighboring pixels in space-time that have similar intensities should have similar colors. This is so cool.
