It wasn't an email, it was a pop up update, so i thought it was legit.

Girl with a perl earring

Hi Hive.

I'm playing around, yet again, with creating a web page, and have run into a basic CSS problem that I just can't solve.

I want the top of my page to have some title text and a subtitle to the left, with a picture to the right. The picture may change size based on other inputs, but i always want the title text to be aligned with the bottom of the picture. For some reason, i can't figure out how to make this work - honestly, I'm still wrapping my head around divs and classes and boxes and so forth, and get myself confused a lot. Float Right seems to make it hard to align text with the bottom of the picture.

What I want is this:

                     ________________
                    |              |
                    |  Picture     |
                    |              |
   TITLE TEXT       |              |
  subtitle text     ----------------
All other stuff goes down here.

Any help?

Do I want this or this?

I'm guessing this is paranoia, but I don't have the time right now to look into it.

AND NOW THE MANCHURIAN MICROCHIP

All computers on the market today — be they Dell, Toshiba, Sony, Apple or especially IBM — are assembled with components manufactured inside the PRC. Each component produced by the Chinese, according to a reliable source within the intelligence community, is secretly equipped with a hidden microchip that can be activated any time by China’s military intelligence services, the PLA.

If you read the whole thing, it sounds like what the Cylons did to disable the Colonial defense computers, except this is a hardware thing....

eta: And supposedly it's geared just to collecting data.

No definite disproof -- it's an amusing meme to watch, though. About a month ago, it made the rounds (copied nearly verbatim, of course, except that nobody can decide if the guy is FBI, CIA, retired FBI...) of a bunch of the right-wing conspiracy sites (freepers, militia types, anti-chinese, anti-foreigners in general), and then disappeared until yesterday, when it's resurfaced on geek blogs.

That in itself makes me a little suspicious, but again, no debunkers yet. Wait a few hours.

Tom, my preference would be for the multi-purpose printer, but then I print out pages for home use all the time, and desk space is always at a premium.

Do I want this or this?

If you like the Epson, you can get it for less direct from epson.com: $230 and free shipping.

I've got the HP 7680 and 7780 and both of them have been wonderful printers. They aren't cheap, but they deliver. Looks like the HP you linked to is a stripped down version of that product line.

As you might recall, the work laptop was having wi-fi issues. I brought it to the Genius Bar, and they re-installed the OS on top (I think that's how they phrased it), so not wiping the drive, and leaving the applications and documents, just reinstalling the system. They said it could cause havoc with some applications.

Two of the apps I have been having trouble with just would not open. Not even into the splash screen. Last night, on a whim of boredom in tech rehearsal, I opened Vectorworks, and it actually opened! So then I try ProTools, and it too is working again!

Um. does OS-X have some kind of self-healing thing? Has it gone Borg or Wraith on me? If so. Totally cool. If not, I'm wondering if it's going to STOP working again on me.