Today: Sin City’s great fun for families too

— article link on the MSNBC front page

Safari has passed the Acid2 test! This is in an as-yet unreleased version of Safari, though Hyatt is posting patches to WebKit, the open-source rendering component that is the core of Safari. So now the question is whether Apple can get this out to users before anybody else.

Feet Me: portraits of musicians’ feet and legs while performing.

MacPinball: news and info on pinball simulations for the Mac.

Dave Hyatt—former Mozilla engineer, developer of XUL, now Apple Safari engineer—has for a while been showing and discussing his progress in modifying Safari to comply with the Acid2 Test [click to see how your browser renders this complex test of Web standards compliance and how it should].

Safari, which has long had better (partial) CSS-3 support than most/all other browsers, looks like it has the potential to become the most current- and future-standards compliant browser in the world.

“If you don’t know how to do something, you don’t know how to do it with a computer.”

— unknown