I personally think Internet Explorer 6 is currently the most annoying browser in the world. A lot of people (mostly web developers and web designers) agree with me. A lot of website are starting to drop support for Internet Explorer 6.
Here is a nice website if you don’t agree with this.
And if you don’t like how Internet Explorer 6 is working but you like it’s look & feel: install Mozilla Firefox and follow these instructions.
Update: Also found the following website:

• No more IE6.
• Bring down IE6.

I was reading my RSS feed from InfoQ and came across this link to Manifesto for Software Craftsmanship. Interesting read and very nice initiative. It starts with:
As aspiring Software Craftsmen we are raising the bar of professional software development by practicing it and helping others learn the craft.

I just read a blog on SitePoint called The 5 Most Under-Used HTML Tags, this was an interesting read. I create a lot of web apps but I mostly use frameworks that handle the output of the HTML for me (like JSF).

There is a story running on ITWorld about servers and how they are named. Very funny to read.

I have to say that that this Neil McAllister is right. Web development is ‘hostily territory’. However I do not agree with the statement that ‘UI and tool limitations are well known’, well; they are well known but if you use EXT it is not that limited. Read the article on Slashdot: The Case Against Web Apps