The business cards I ordered from Moo arrived today. Considering they have been digitally printed, the quality is certainly good for the price. I particularly like the recycled card stock, a very subtle smooth texture with a visible grain. The design was rushed out this weekend in the hopes that they would be delivered in time for Glug — which I’ll be attending tonight. Selecting Caecilia for the typography was smart, and the color actually matches what I intended. Next time I order though I’ll make sure to make the design a bit more interesting.

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Zach Holman notes that iTunes 9 incorporates a somewhat hidden feature that allows you to organize your media library into logical folders (Music, Movies, TV, Applications, Podcasts). Further, once you’ve upgraded, iTunes creates an “Automatically Add to iTunes” folder that permits drag and drop installation of media to the iTunes library. This could potentially be quite useful, as you would then assign it as your download folder for media and not have to think twice about organization.

iTunes Media Organization, Zach Holman (via Daring Fireball)

As my earlier post made clear, I have dropped support for Internet Explorer 6 — the percentage of visitors to this site who are still running the browser is negligible. However, I feel compelled to offer a compromise. Andy Clarke posted a very clever solution on his site a few months ago; a notion to serve the same basic, content-focused stylesheet to all IE6 users. He was then gracious enough to host it at Google Code as well. I have implemented that universal stylesheet on this site. Enjoy

HTML5 this week (mostly for my own reference)

Get Ready for HTML 5, A List Apart

HTML Redefines Footer, Jeffrey Zeldman

Nine into Five, Eric Meyer

HTML5 Super Friends

HTML Super Friends, Technical Details

HTML5 Tracking (Footer)

HTML5 for Smarties, Jeffrey Zeldman

Regarding HTML5, SimpleBits

HTML5 Drag and Drop in Firefox 3.5, 0xDECAFBAD

HTML5 Drag and Drop, alert debugging