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Many wonder why Microsoft doesn't offer nightly builds—or at least something fairly frequent—of Internet Explorers. Ars talks to Microsoft's general manager for Internet Explorer, who says the IE9 development cycle will look much the same as previous versions. We don't think that's a great idea. - Ryan Parman

"Buried for wasting moments of my life that I'll never get back." - Ryan Parman

"Someone doesn't understand how patents work. Buried." - Ryan Parman

Interesting write-up by an engineer and short video with Bezos that talks about why EC2 was built. - Ryan Parman

I encounter so much of this on a daily basis. - Ryan Parman

Google plans to drag Internet Explorer into the world of modern Web browsing with a new open source plugin that will inject Chrome's renderer and JavaScript engine into Microsoft's browser. - Ryan Parman

Discussion about Cassandra's data model. - Ryan Parman

More MySQL goodness. - Ryan Parman

Handy reference for working with MySQL. - Ryan Parman

Those who make you better tomorrow than you are today. - Ryan Parman

My personal favorite is #5: "Can't decide? Make a preference." I say, make a decision. You may be wrong, and you may have to change it, but that's okay. - Ryan Parman

Mental models, alignment, and other things to simplify the chaos. - Ryan Parman

Interesting article about the millennial generation, politics, and where they spend their social capital. - Ryan Parman

Web accessibility is for everyone, not just "them." - Ryan Parman

Download any version of firmware for any iPod or iPhone release to date. - Ryan Parman

Assign certain tasks to execute when you move further or closer to your computer. - Ryan Parman

"This is the W3C's spec." - Ryan Parman

"But there's still no hardware support. It doesn't make sense for Apple without it (iPods, iPhones, etc.). Even with that, Google won't support Theora in YouTube because it's still not as efficient as H.264." - Ryan Parman

"Because it *can't* be ratified until multiple browser vendors implement support for it. That's how the W3C process works." - Ryan Parman

"False. The spec doesn't get finalized until multiple vendors support it. That's how the W3C has always worked. That way, the spec stays relevant and in-tune with reality." - Ryan Parman

Easy! - Ryan Parman

A technique that uses a combination of HTML5 <video>, but falls back to Flash, QuickTime, and Windows Media for embedding video without JavaScript. - Ryan Parman

In this 11-minute interview we ask Kevin Rose, founder of digg and WeFollow, five questions about web entrepreneurship. - Ryan Parman

A presentation favoring HTML5 as the next generation of markup language. - Ryan Parman

An awesome, lightweight PHP MVC framework. - Ryan Parman

Interesting, and fun! - Ryan Parman

Just like the title says. - Ryan Parman

Fever reads your feeds and picks out the most frequently talked about links from a customizable time period. Unlike traditional aggregators, Fever works better the more feeds you follow. - Ryan Parman

Works like a charm on my iPhone 3G. - Ryan Parman

Gorgeous typography! - Ryan Parman