Seems like browser stats are all the rage this month. A few weeks ago Tim Bray started posting ongoing’s weekly browser usage, and now Jeremy Zawodny has gone and pulled together a few other sites including his own. Jeremy raises a few questions about audience makeup (particularly that of blogs vs. ‘normal’ sites), and the impact of RSS, but doesn’t make much of an attempt to draw any conclusions. Then again, I don’t either.

Up in Boston they’ve started to open up the FleetCenter for public open skates. So grab your skates sometime in the next few weeks and take some photos, and pretend you’re a star. The Boston Globe Story privides the details.

Mike Pinkerton posted last week that he has updated the development roadmap for the often overlooked cousin of Firefox, Camino.

Something that has come up time and time again, and then again a few times this week, has been the use and abuse of margins and padding in CSS based layouts. I thought I’d quickly point out 3 cases where margins and padding can be used to ones advantage – column based layouts, vertical centering & a workaround for poor support for min-height.

The PNH Zeitgeist – a clash of unobtrusive DHTML and otherwise boring usage reporting – has been updated. The listing now includes information from the last 3 months, has an updated style sheet to fit the new site style, and the reporting script has been updated to include, among other things, listings for RSS readers that may stray into other areas of the site.