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  • Dev.Opera: Mobile style - CSS Mobile Profile 2.0

    In this article, David Storey looks at CSS Mobile Profile 2.0, the W3C’s recommended subset of CSS that should be used for styling your documents if you intend them to be viewed across mobile devices. He lists what is supported under the Mobile Profile, how it differs from CSS 2.1, and some advice ...

  • Lawrence Eng: Opera University Tours

    Be sure to check out the blog covering our recently completed university tour in South Africa: http://my.opera.com/universitytours/blog/ From that blog, I just watched the video interview featuring Charles and Jan , and I downloaded the podcast which I'll listen to later. As far as I know, the nex ...

  • Opera Watch: Opera CEO reacts to Google Chrome bro ...

    Opera’s founder and CEO Jon von Tetzchner posted his thoughts on the Choose Opera blog about new Google Chrome browser, which was released yesterday. Read: Choice in the browser industry - By Jon von Tetzchner

  • FavBrowser.com: Firefox 3 (3.1) vs. Google Chrome ...

    John Resig did a great job by comparing Firefox 3, Firefox 3.1, Google Chrome, Safari 3, Opera 9.5, Internet Explorer 8 and 7 JavaScript performance. JavaScriptCore: The engine that powers Safari/WebKit (up until Safari 3.1). SquirrelFish: The engine used by Safari 4.0. V8: The engine used by Goog ...

  • Choose Opera: Choice in the browser industry

    My friends, Change is probably the aspect of the browser industry I enjoy most. We get to help mold the future of the Web every single day. It's a challenge, but an exciting one. A lot of companies want to put their stamp on the Web, and a browser is the primary tool to bring that experience to ...

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  • serial experiments lain - 10th Anniversary

    On July 6th, 1998, serial experiments lain debuted on Japanese television. Ten years later, the show's legacy endures and it continues to inspire new audiences who discover it. I haven't done a whole lot online to celebrate Lain's 10th birthday, but perhaps I'll do some more lain -related panels at ...

  • Lawmune's Netspace turns 10

    Ten years ago today, on June 23rd, 1998, this website (" Lawmune's Netspace ") went live. Some of the pages were created before June 23rd, but they weren't available on the Internet until that day. 1998 was the year I graduated from college, which is why I started this site in the first place--as a ...

  • Moving forward from sad days in Akihabara

    Here are some links to articles about the recent tragedy in Akihabara, where a young man killed 7 people and injured several more: 17 Hit or Stabbed, 7 Confirmed Dead in Tokyo's Akihabara Cry for help from comic book killer Tragedy strikes Tokyo's geeks Akihabara, of course, is the world's most ...

  • RSS Awareness Day

    Given how infrequently I update this blog, I hope there's no one out there who actually types in http://www.cjas.org/~leng/lainspotting on a regular basis to see if there's anything new here. Instead, you should consider using RSS (for this blog and any other sites you want to keep track of). What' ...

  • Classic anime openings

    I just posted my Anime Punch report . One thing I didn't mention there is that I helped Lillian Olsen (my good friend and fellow con guest) with the multimedia clips she showed during her Classic Anime panel. She promised that I'd post links to the clips here on my blog, so here they are: Magical ...