Update to https!

Author: kevinSuttle

README.md

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-[kevinsuttle.com](http://kevinsuttle.com)
+[kevinsuttle.com](https://kevinsuttle.com)
 ===
 
 This site is built with [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com), and [Sass](http://sass-lang.com). It's hosted with [GitHub Pages](http://pages.github.com), is managed at [DNSimple](http://dnsimple.com).

_config.yml

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 ---
 title: Kevin Suttle
 tagline: Product Designer
-url: http://kevinsuttle.com
+url: https://kevinsuttle.com
 permalink: "/posts/:title"
 timezone: America/New_York
 include: [".well-known"]

_posts/2009-05-27-which-flash-ide-do-you-use.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ However, the most interesting tidbit was which program was in the 2nd place slot
 
 Thanks again to [Rich Tretola][8] for picking my poll idea!
 
-[1]: http://kevinsuttle.com/posts/found-and-lost-the-flash-ide/ (Found and Lost: The Flash IDE)
+[1]: https://kevinsuttle.com/posts/found-and-lost-the-flash-ide/ (Found and Lost: The Flash IDE)
 [2]: http://twitter.com/richtretola/statuses/1846624356 (Twitter- Rich Treolta)
 [3]: http://insideria.com/index.htm (InsideRIA)
 [4]: http://www.insideria.com/2009/05/new-poll-what-ide-do-you-use-t.html (InsideRIA poll)

_posts/2009-06-11-site-updates-new-blog-title-about-page.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ So, with regards to my ongoing effort to make this a quality, read-worthy blog,
 
 Then, I got all excited and thought about trying to register another domain, but someone else has it already, and honestly, the last thing I want to do right now is try to set up another domain, though it does expire at the end of this month.
 
-So to summarize, the domain is still the same: [http://kevinsuttle.com][1] The RSS feed is now [http://kevinsuttle.com/feed][2], and the FeedBurner url has changed to [http://feeds2.feedburner.com/CommentedOut][3].
+So to summarize, the domain is still the same: [https://kevinsuttle.com][1] The RSS feed is now [https://kevinsuttle.com/feed][2], and the FeedBurner url has changed to [http://feeds2.feedburner.com/CommentedOut][3].
 
 This shouldn't affect anyone, especially since I just set up FeedBurner two nights ago, and the old parameter-formatted [feed link][4] still seems to work.
 
@@ -23,10 +23,10 @@ There are also some new links to some of the sites I belong to on the About page
 Update: AXNA has updated the feed URL and Blog title! Check it out [here][8].
 
 [1]: http://# (You're already here)
-[2]: http://kevinsuttle.com/feed (RSS Feed - KevinSuttle.com)
+[2]: https://kevinsuttle.com/feed (RSS Feed - KevinSuttle.com)
 [3]: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/CommentedOut (FeedBurner - Commented Out)
-[4]: http://kevinsuttle.com/?feed=rss2 (Old RSS Feed to KevinSuttle.com)
+[4]: https://kevinsuttle.com/?feed=rss2 (Old RSS Feed to KevinSuttle.com)
 [5]: mailto:kevin@kevinsuttle.com?subject=Kevin%20your%20site%20is%20AWESOME (Send me your mail!)
 [6]: http://feeds.adobe.com (Adobe XML News Aggregator)
-[7]: http://kevinsuttle.com/about (Kevin Suttle - About)
+[7]: https://kevinsuttle.com/about (Kevin Suttle - About)
 [8]: http://feeds.adobe.com/index.cfm?query=byFeed&feedId=8610&feedName=Commented%20Out (Commnented Out on AXNA)

_posts/2009-06-17-tech-tabloids-project-harmony-and-the-flash-tag-proposal.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ These are just off of the top of my head, but I think it's a good benchmark to s
 Update: David Tucker has done [a much better job][40] of conveying most of what I was trying to say here.
 
 	[1]: http://code.google.com/events/io/ (Google I/O)
-	[2]: http://kevinsuttle.com/2009/05/02/re-is-canvas-the-end-of-flash/ (RE: Is Canvas the End of Flash)
+	[2]: https://kevinsuttle.com/2009/05/02/re-is-canvas-the-end-of-flash/ (RE: Is Canvas the End of Flash)
 	[3]: http://cjedaudio.wordpress.com/2009/02/07/apple-webkithtml5-end-of-flash-and-gears/ (Webkit and HTML5: The end of Flash and Gears?)
 	[4]: http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,1000000121,39655473,00.htm (Opera: Web Standards Could Eclipse Flash)
 	[5]: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3515_22-199508.html (Mozilla Warns of Flash and Silverlight 'Agenda')

_posts/2009-10-08-how-adobe-made-the-flash-platform-beyond-future-proof.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ I don't think I need to tell you that some unbelievably sexy demos of incredible
 
 2. Flash Pro got it's groove back. It's once again a niche product, and deliberately the only product in Adobe's line that can publish to the .ipa iPhone formats. Bra-VO Adobe!
 
-More importantly, people who were jaded by <a title="Found and Lost - The Flash IDE" href="http://kevinsuttle.com/2009/05/02/found-and-lost-the-flash-ide/">Flash CS4's shortcomings</a> _Ahem_ now have a reason to fall in love all over again, not to mention all of the slick new features mentioned for Flash CS5 [Ed.note: I will cover this at some point. You can believe that.] So, Flash to native iPhone apps: that's cool, right? The correct answer is 'yes... very.' Again, simply brilliant.
+More importantly, people who were jaded by <a title="Found and Lost - The Flash IDE" href="https://kevinsuttle.com/2009/05/02/found-and-lost-the-flash-ide/">Flash CS4's shortcomings</a> _Ahem_ now have a reason to fall in love all over again, not to mention all of the slick new features mentioned for Flash CS5 [Ed.note: I will cover this at some point. You can believe that.] So, Flash to native iPhone apps: that's cool, right? The correct answer is 'yes... very.' Again, simply brilliant.
 
 What you may have missed was the MAX Sneaks demos. Now, before I go any farther, you should watch <a title="YouTube - Adobe MAX Sneaks Disclaimer" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2KFW2pwZxc">this disclaimer</a>. Demos shown during the MAX Sneaks may never see the light of day. This is all experimentation by Adobe, and is subject to go all <a title="BOOM! GONE!" href="/images/lens4147522_1240161564kajutsu-ninja-smoke-bombs-homemade-making-pics.jpg">'ninja smoke bomb'</a> on us.
 
@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ One of the demos involved <a title="YouTube - MAX Sneaks: FXG to HTML5" href="ht
 
 For a brief second though, I didn't get it. But then it hit me. The Flash Platform is beyond future-proofed now. Think about it. Flash's two biggest "roadblocks", the iPhone (though I want to reiterate, it's still native device code and NOT Flash running) and HTML5 (which won't be an official spec for years to come), now have an opportunity to be made non-issues for Adobe. These may be work-arounds, or hacks to some people, but Adobe is a multi-billion dollar company because of moves like this. They know when to strategize and join the competition if they can't beat them. Now though, with all of the unbelievable products and features shown at MAX, the competition has some serious catch-up to do.
 
-It's funny, I look back at two of my <a title="RE: Is Canvas the End of Flash?" href="http://kevinsuttle.com/2009/05/02/re-is-canvas-the-end-of-flash/">previous</a> <a title="Tech Tabloids, Project Harmony, and the Proposal of an HTML5 Flash Tag" href="http://kevinsuttle.com/2009/06/17/tech-tabloids-project-harmony-and-the-proposal-for-a-flash-tag-in-html5/">posts</a>, and think about what I saw in this video. It's funny how things work out. I said it <a title="Twitter - Kevin Suttle" href="http://twitter.com/kevinSuttle/statuses/4648204635">recently</a>, and I'll say it again: It's the best time ever to be a Flash developer.
+It's funny, I look back at two of my <a title="RE: Is Canvas the End of Flash?" href="https://kevinsuttle.com/2009/05/02/re-is-canvas-the-end-of-flash/">previous</a> <a title="Tech Tabloids, Project Harmony, and the Proposal of an HTML5 Flash Tag" href="https://kevinsuttle.com/2009/06/17/tech-tabloids-project-harmony-and-the-proposal-for-a-flash-tag-in-html5/">posts</a>, and think about what I saw in this video. It's funny how things work out. I said it <a title="Twitter - Kevin Suttle" href="http://twitter.com/kevinSuttle/statuses/4648204635">recently</a>, and I'll say it again: It's the best time ever to be a Flash developer.

_posts/2009-10-28-the-typography-of-my-flash-builder.md

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 title: The Typography of My Flash Builder
 ---
 
-Awhile back, I posted about the <a title="Commented Out - The Typography of My ActionScript" href="http://kevinsuttle.com/2009/06/30/the-typography-of-my-actionscript/">Typography of my ActionScript</a>. At the time, I had no idea there was real support for changing editor colors in Eclipse. Since the public beta 2 of <a title="Adobe Labs - Flash Builder 4" href="http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashbuilder4/">Flash Builder 4</a> at announced at MAX, I'm happy to report that this has finally changed! As far as I know, the support is added in Eclipse 3.4, but don't hold me to that. I actually stumbled across these settings by accident in the Flash Builder preferences. Right now these options are spread out between the Flash Builder syntax coloring preferences and the default Eclipse editor settings in a few places. It can be kind of confusing, but that's what I am aiming to help you avoid having to deal with.
+Awhile back, I posted about the <a title="Commented Out - The Typography of My ActionScript" href="https://kevinsuttle.com/2009/06/30/the-typography-of-my-actionscript/">Typography of my ActionScript</a>. At the time, I had no idea there was real support for changing editor colors in Eclipse. Since the public beta 2 of <a title="Adobe Labs - Flash Builder 4" href="http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashbuilder4/">Flash Builder 4</a> at announced at MAX, I'm happy to report that this has finally changed! As far as I know, the support is added in Eclipse 3.4, but don't hold me to that. I actually stumbled across these settings by accident in the Flash Builder preferences. Right now these options are spread out between the Flash Builder syntax coloring preferences and the default Eclipse editor settings in a few places. It can be kind of confusing, but that's what I am aiming to help you avoid having to deal with.
 
 Before I get started, it's a good idea to have a sample code file open to see your changes applied. I usually just copy/paste the code from the Flash Builder syntax coloring preview window since most of the types of code you'll be coloring will be included in the samples. Note that we're not coloring the code itself just yet (we'll get to that shortly), we're only coloring the editor canvas. You can find the code samples under 'Flash Builder &gt; Editor &gt; Syntax Coloring', just note that as of Beta 2, the MXML code sample has an extra quote after the XML declaration. Be sure to delete that.
 
-Now that you have your sample code file open and full of code, all the magic happens in the 'Window &gt; Preferences' file menu in Flash Builder. Let's start with the default font used in your code. Go to 'General &gt; Appearance &gt;Colors and Fonts', then under the 'Basic' folder tree on the right, scroll down to the last option 'Text Font'. Just click 'Change' and set it to whatever font you want. I use a 10 pt. Consolas Regular (read more about that in my <a title="Commented Out - The Typography of My ActionScript" href="http://kevinsuttle.com/2009/06/30/the-typography-of-my-actionscript/">previous post</a>). There are other font options here, but be careful which ones you change because some of them have to do with the Eclipse IDE itself. There is always the 'Restore defaults' button, but for now, let's just stick to the default code font, mmkay? Mmkay.
+Now that you have your sample code file open and full of code, all the magic happens in the 'Window &gt; Preferences' file menu in Flash Builder. Let's start with the default font used in your code. Go to 'General &gt; Appearance &gt;Colors and Fonts', then under the 'Basic' folder tree on the right, scroll down to the last option 'Text Font'. Just click 'Change' and set it to whatever font you want. I use a 10 pt. Consolas Regular (read more about that in my <a title="Commented Out - The Typography of My ActionScript" href="https://kevinsuttle.com/2009/06/30/the-typography-of-my-actionscript/">previous post</a>). There are other font options here, but be careful which ones you change because some of them have to do with the Eclipse IDE itself. There is always the 'Restore defaults' button, but for now, let's just stick to the default code font, mmkay? Mmkay.
 
 Don't close the Preferences window just yet. The next step is to set some of the more specific editor options. The first thing to do is to set the background color of the editor canvas. I like to use a dark color for a high-contrast code view that's easy on the eyes. Notice I said "dark", not "black". I find a stark black to be a little too high-contrast and actually harder to read, but feel free to experiment. I'm not the boss of you. To set the background color, we're moving down to the 'General &gt; Editors &gt; Text Editors' options. Under the 'Appearance color options' list on the bottom right of the window, select 'Background Color'. If 'System Default' is checked, un-check the box and choose whichever color you like. You can click 'Apply' to see how it will look, though it will probably look awful until you set all of the other options (assuming you have a sample code file open in the background). Next, let's set the default text color, which, in MXML terms, usually means attribute names. So, move to the next one down, 'Foreground color', un-check 'System Default' again if it's selected, and choose your color. I went with plain ol' white.