Just so everyone knows, my birthday is coming up soon. Which is followed by Christmas.
With a small donation of just $400 a week, you could help feed a video game addict.
Thank you for your support–
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Found a new site that has a lot of great references and information and articles about AJAX.
AJAX stuff is now my little development hobby, and I am finding myself rethinking any number of old applications I have written.
The ability to make web apps more user friendly is exciting. blah blah ..I love ajax..
Check out the site for some great resources and links.
Check out this new blog by my friend Tony–
Tony has some very interesting ideas about where the internet/software world should go, and how it will get there.
ie, AJAX, allowing web developers to mimic the desktop experience .
Check it out.
Welcome to the new(and hopefully) last revision of this site. I moved to new software to make it a little easier on me. This way, I can actually add content in a timely manner. Enjoy, and don’t forget to check out the photo albums.
Found this mentioned over on lifehacker.com. Great little pointer to some of the best and most useful extensions for firefox, and web developers. Includes a short description of each extension. I personally already use greasemonkey, the javascript console,livehttpheaders,and the webdeveloper extension. All work great. Check the article over on
www.bytefarmers.com
Pretty cool extensions, like the WYSIWYG editor, that creates greasemonkey scripts, and the color eye dropper–
Ever wonder what to do with that USB key you have lying around?
It seems you can find these almost anywhere now, often times given away as a promotional item. If you are completely confused about what you would ever do with it, or are wondering how to utilize it’s USBish power; PCMAG has a pretty good article that lists software and configuration hints, that will allow you to fully extend that 128mb of empty space.
Included in the article, are tips on installing Firefox, Thunderbird, Linux emulators, bootable linux distros, and tons of other goodies.
Check it out at
Okay, just happened upon this on hackaday.com,
but this software is one of the most creative and unique things I have ever seen.
Most linux users will have this installed without knowing it. Head over to the site to update.
Basically, Synergy allows you to control two or more pc’s with the same keyboard/mouse, without any special hardware. You just need to run the server on one machine, and then clients on the others. There are server/client combos for Win32, Unix, and OSX. It also allows copy/paste between displays, as well as shared screen savers. Continue reading »
Every kid on the planet, has dreamed of digging a hole in the ground, and one day ending up in China or Australia.
Did you ever wonder where you would really end up?
One enterprising Brasilian has taken the power of the Google Maps API, and answered this question. Check out the link below, and find out where your hole would end up, if you had the time and energy to dig it.
Check out the previously mentioned Google API here:
http://www.techniqal.com/blog/?p=7
