Category: SXSW
Jul 212008
The audio from the Secrets of JavaScript Libraries panel has finally been posted on the SXSW web site! John Resig has the slides if you want to follow along.
(0)Mar 142008
“Secrets of JavaScript Libraries” audience
Thanks to the SXSW crowd for filling the ballroom. I hope it was worth it to witness us point at slides filled with code.
Mar 122008
The panel yesterday went very well. Thanks to the code-hungry attendees for filling a ballroom for the most technical panel of the conference! John has posted the slides from the talk. Audio will be released eventually, but I don’t know when.
(2)Mar 82008
The REAL Secrets of JavaScript Libraries
Are you ready, Internet? Here are the scandalous secrets you won’t hear about in my SXSW panel on Tuesday.
Mar 122007
Wow. We got our asses kicked at Bryan’s bowling tournament.
Mar 112007
WTF?
Zefrank, bewildered by the shirtless rapping dude. Taken last night at Molotov.
If you’re like me and your MacBook Pro keeps waking up inside your laptop bag (draining your precious battery life), you can force it into “safe sleep” (hibernation) instead by running sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 1 from the terminal. It takes a bit longer to go to sleep, but it also prevents these accidental awakenings, since you have to hold down the power key for a second or two to wake it up.
Mar 102007
Enjoyed the panel on ARGs. I really need to put away my laptop during panels and make myself listen to the discussion.
Mar 92007
SXSW Interactive starts tomorrow. Truthfully, I have been so busy this last week that I don’t even know which panels I’m going to. But if you’re a fan of JavaScript, you should come see Aaron Gustafson and I talk about block scope, iterator/generators, and other fun stuff that you’ll be able to use someday. (If you’re not a fan of JavaScript, attend something else. You wouldn’t like our panel at all.) And if you see me there, be sure to introduce yourself!
Mar 142006
- Regarding the “shaking” behavior of the OS X login screen when an incorrect password is typed in
- Tom Merritt (moderator)
- (in jest) Couldn’t people misinterpret that and think their monitors are just broken?
- Mark Ligameri (former Longhorn UI guy)
- No, they’re Mac users. They’d blame themselves first.
