NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope recently made some truly amazing photographs of Comet ISON, which is still about 386 million miles from the sun and about 394 million miles from Earth. It is projected to make its closest pass to the … Continue reading →
WordPress is a very popular platform for *MANY* blogs on the Internet. This website and blog (SKoenemann.com) is actually based on WordPress. Over the last week or so, security firms and network hosting companies have seen a huge increase in … Continue reading →
Google continues to both refine and experiment with the interface… layout, controls, icons and etc… used in their flagship Chrome browser. With a new version of this popular browser hitting the market every 6 weeks or so, it can get … Continue reading →
Like many, Google’s recent announcement that they would be discontinuing their Google Reader (GReader) application as of 7/1/13 did not make me very happy, at all! They reasoned that RSS feeds had become somewhat passe, visible to them as declining … Continue reading →
There were two major announcements this week concerning the development of new “browser engines”; the software at the heart of Web browsers responsible for “rendering” or displaying the actual content of Web pages. Both of these announcements, the first by … Continue reading →
Today Mozilla will release the newest version of its flagship browser, Firefox. Mozilla switched to an accelerated development cycle in 2011, which sees a new major version of Firefox released approximately every 6 weeks. The full development cycle for any one … Continue reading →