February 17, 2010 - 12:53 am
Tags: Asia, Automobile, communication, driving, Europe, Horn, Pedestrian, Road, road rage, Traffic, United States, vehicle
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Disclaimer: gross generalization in 3….2….1….
During my travels abroad to Europe and Asia recently, it became quite apparent that there is a significant difference between how these regions use their vehicle horns as opposed to in America. A fact that others have also noticed.
Basically it boils down to proactive vs. reactive usage.
For example, due [...]
The PitchDark themes have been updated to be compatible with the latest application releases from Mozilla – Firefox 3.6 and Thunderbird 3.0. Now you can once again enjoy the harmonious light text on dark colored look for both your browser and desktop mail client. There was a long stretch of no updates to either theme, [...]
December 22, 2008 - 3:27 pm
Tags: DataPortability, Facebook, Google, Google Friend Connect, LinkedIn, MySpace, OpenID, OpenSocial, Social network, standards
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The past few years have fostered a huge amount of growth in social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Myspace, (the list goes on), as well as their continued battle to own you and your data. In parallel, there are evolutionary steps toward identity management appearing, like OpenID, and CardSpace.
Guess what?
I’m a single person. An identity, not [...]
Mozilla took a huge leap in expanding how users can personalize Firefox by launching Fashion Your Firefox today. This simple web application enables Firefox users to quickly and easily customize their install based on some common online habits. I am honored that they chose PitchDark as one of the addons in the “Decorator” category. Thanks [...]
July 2, 2008 - 6:00 pm
Tags: Browsers, Clients, Firefox, Firefox 3, Mozilla Firefox, PitchDark, Softpedia, Thunderbird, Web Design, WWW
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Ever since the release of Firefox 3.0 I’ve had an outpouring of appreciative and supporting (not to mention help related) emails. I’d like to say thanks to all the faithful users and I apologize for the lack of releases recently (especially on the Thunderbird side).
Furthermore, I’ve received recognition from the internet community:
editors have selected PitchDark [...]
