TouchScroll is a JavaScript- and CSS 3-based scroller for devices using Webkit Mobile. It is meant to mimic “native” scrolling feeling and behavior as much as possible.

Here it is: TouchScroll, our scrolling layer for WebKit Mobile. It is JavaScript/CSS 3 based and allows for fixed elements like headers and toolbars on web pages when viewed on the iPhone or on Android. It works on the iPad, too. Check out the demo (short URL: http://u.nu/8uvg8) to see it in action – it works in Desktop Safari (at least kind of) or WebKit Nightly (very good), but I recommend you have a look at it on your iPhone, iPad, or Android based device.

Instructions for installing the Living Stories WordPress plugin and theme

For the majority of the existence of EC2 there was no way to change the kernel that an instance was using. With the addition of EBS instances, that changed. I wanted to explain how you can take advantage of that EBS feature by upgrading a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid Lynx) instance launched from a Beta-2 AMI to the Release Candidate. This same basic process should also allow you to upgrade across a release, perhaps from a 9.04 Alestic instance to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.

In reality, if you're hoping to upgrade you're kernel and EBS instance, its because you already have one running and need to upgrade. But for the sake of this excercise, we'll launch a new instance based on the Beta-2 image in the us-east-1 region and then connect to it.