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So I decided to take the Superhero personality test. Not sure I’m 100% happy with being Robin… On the other hand, being 50% Spider-Man is pretty cool.
(Note: The web geek in me had to re-format the generated results table).
You are Robin.
Young and acrobatic. You don’t mind stepping aside to give someone else glory.

Robin
70%

The Flash
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Here’s a screenshot of the new Parallels beta running in Coherence mode with IE and Safari running on the same desktop:

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Yesterday, TechCrunch reported on digg.com launching two new sections: Podcasts and Videos.
I found out this morning that digg are using my Audio Player for their Podcasts section which is really cool. Incidentally, I also found out that TalkCrunch, the weekly TechCrunch podcast site, also use my player (via the excellent PodPress plugin).
This news has given [...]

Back in April 2005, I wrote about a JavaScript system to regain control of an orphaned popup window. A couple of days ago, Robert Emmery left a comment stating that he had a simpler solution that didn’t require the somewhat clumsy notifier mechanism. Of course, at first, I didn’t believe him. Surely, nobody can solve [...]