These days when we feed the twins, we usually give them a bottle first and then a container of baby food. Last night, Nick decided that he wanted nothing to do with the bottle and just wanted the pears he was going to get afterwards. The look he gives me at around the 35 second mark says it all.
I was going to write a post on the whole iPad and Flash debate, but thought this summed things up nicely. Here’s the main reason why there isn’t (and likely will never be) Flash on the iPad and iPhone:
As of Snow Leopard, the Flash plugin is sandboxed so at least it doesn’t take Safari down with it anymore when it crashes (and it crashes *a lot*).
If you’ve been here in the past, you might notice things look a little different than they did before. That’s because I just (like 5 minutes ago) launched the new design you’re currently looking at.
I’m still working through a few kinks—like trying to figure out what to do with posts that reference images I no longer have on Flickr—so if you notice anything broken, please let me know. I may very well already know about it but, if I don’t, I’ll appreciate the heads-up.
Also, I haven’t got around to testing in the various versions of IE yet, so things might be a little broken in those browsers. I hope to have IE6, 7 and 8 tested and any fixes in place before the weekend is over.
Jim Mock is a web developer living in Portland, Oregon with his wife, twin sons, 3 dogs, and 2 cats. He has been a Boston Red Sox fan for as long as he can remember, runs Three Dogs Media in his spare time, is addicted to video games and web standards, and thinks you should be, too.