W00t! Updated fonts for the web! (via @clagnut)

With IE8 around the corner, perhaps Microsoft will join the March ;-)

Perhaps it was our complaining or perhaps it was a reconsideration of its own interoperability principles, but Microsoft has decided to change its course on IE8 and will opt-in to its new standards mode be default.

One week ago, several WaSP members (including me) took the time to have a virtual sit-down with Chris Wilson of Microsoft to talk about IE8’s proposed default behavior of having to opt-in for the browser’s new standards mode.

Holy fuck!

I introduce Microsoft's new browser version targeting scheme and Eric Meyer reacts.

Joy of joys: IE8 now renders the “ Acid2 Face � correctly in IE8 standards mode.

I was wondering about the security of the whole credit card thing.

An incredible concept. I may duck down to NYC to check it out in early June.

Good Lord!

Molly announces her involvement with the IE team and mentions that I'll be doing some writing for MSDN.

If you run a Windows machine and filled it full of RAM (as in more than 1GB), it probably isn't hibernating. Try this.

Hot on the heels of the IE7 ?eta 3 release, Microsoft has announced plans to roll out the final standalone version of IE7 via its Automatic Update service.

iPod killer or just filler? The magic 8-ball fills us in.

Fix Your Flash Player

A blessing or a curse? But seriously, the Mix06 release of IE7 is looking pretty sharp. Perhaps they're getting the message.

What if Microsoft redesigned the iPod packaging? As Craig mentioned: clutter is the new minimalism.