The Scotsman | Teachers stalked by pupils in hate campaign

Pupils at a Scottish secondary school harassed and stalked their teachers to gather information for a website which featured intimate personal details, photographs of loved ones, and even threats to kill.

Web Pages That Suck -- Examples of Bad Web Design now uses Radio to publish the Daily Suckers:

"These are the Daily Suckers -- Examples of Bad Web Design -- from WebPagesThatSuck.com. I couldn't predict every new sucky design technique that would come along when I wrote the book because there's always a new way to do something bad. This page will keep you up-to-date."

The aspect of my job that gives me most satisfaction is to see the students that I have taught, counselled, and supervised, graduate with their degrees.

Today was the end of the academic year and the day on which the Honours Boards convene to review the final year students results and to award the final classification of honours degree. I feel proud and privileged to have contributed to their education. Well done to them all.

The Register | Security through obsolescence

What fun is there in breaking into a system running something so ancient only a dad would even consider using it?...

Mozilla 1.0 has been released. That's the download task for tomorrow. A Guide to Mozilla 1.0 seems a better place to start learning about the fearues of this release rather than use that first link which is to the Release Notes page.

dive into mark | Important change to the LINK tag

All you early adopters, pay attention. The LINK tag for pointing to a page's RSS feed is changing (just once, and then solidifying forever). Both the type and title attributes are changing to be more specific. The new syntax is this:

<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="url/to/rss/file">

Cool! When Dave linked to BBC News | SCOTLAND | Online plan for Scots dictionary he mentioned me. I'd just like to point out that I'm not at all like the other person Dave linked to. Although my students might disagree - especially the ones that ae studying for, or have just sat, one of my exams ;-)