Well, actually you can find the src of this image, but is it of any use?
Try right-click-view-the-image - I love webservers, that know what you should get.

The übertech blog TechCrunch interviewed Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch.
Kevin proclaimed a strong dedication to HTML5, which somewhat would weaken the position of Air and Flash in the general web.

True enough, but in the last moths I had been completely burried under the planning and execution of the new product we will launch soon at Pixelboxx.

I visited CeBIT on friday, after a lot of paper was inked about the massive decline in visitors and exhibitors.
I know this fair from the very beginning and had my first experiences there, when CeBIT was a small section during the Hannover industry fair.

Going through a lot of Javascript debugging with other folks I've noticed a bug pattern that can be due to some not-so-clear statements or documentation of encodings in the Javascript community as large.

An amazing view into a japanese sushi restaurant. Good thing, it wasn't a hidden camera. Splendid improvisation.

RSS has become one of the cornerstones of the modern web.
As a transport medium for pure content the RSS format familiy has become the lingua franca of syndication, filtering and selection.
This is a recursive rss feed.

Blogposting about javascript tricks seems quite fashionable. Now more than ever.

But there are a lot of old and outdated models concerning javascript objects, closures and the distinction between private, privileged and private static attributes.