I haven’t been doing as much web design as I’d like to recently, mostly because my job has been more focused on the librarianly side of things than on the geeky side. I’m working on a new conference subsite, though, and as such rediscovered my hatred of Internet Explorer.
IE6 was absolutely atrocious, standards-wise. There are [...]
Why is it that nowhere on your website do you actually explain what your acronym stands for? You apparently haven’t told anyone else on the internet, either. I mean, I’m as big a fan of being esoteric as the next guy, but seriously.
At first I thought it was an isolated thing, but an awful lot [...]
Dan Conley has his Master of Library Science from the University at Buffalo and is currently performing various geeky and/or librarianly duties for CIRRIE.
He also enjoys talking in the third person.
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