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Twitter shared items of Google Reader
1 Dec 2008As I stated already multiple times I am a big fan of Google Reader. Since I am using Twitter more and more I searched for a way to inform my followers about new items on my Google Reader shared feed. I found this solution Bob Lee uses. It is basically a Greasemonkey JavaScript that allows [...]
iPod touch zu gewinnen
1 Aug 2008MountainGrafix.at verlost einen iPod touch 32GB unter allen die sich ihren RSS Feed abonnieren. Es müssen mindestens 150 Abonnenten sein am 3.8.2008 – also mitmachen!
Do you web 2.0?
In: Web
30 Jul 2008Ich muss jetzt mal eine Frage stellen die mich schon länger beschäftigt: Nutzen die Besucher meines Blogs Web 2.0? Und damit meine ich nicht (nur) die “lustigen” social-networking Seiten wie facebook, Xing, StudiVZ und wie sie noch alle heißen. Natürlich haben diese Seiten auch einen Nutzen und ich hab dort auch Accounts aber es gibt [...]
Firefox Download Day World Record
17 Jun 2008Help us to set a Guinness World Record: most software downloaded in 24 hours. The version 3 of Firefox, the best browser in the world, is released today. UPDATE: Seems like the Mozilla servers are hit hard by the traffic – they seem to be down. Still waiting for the final version (20:48 CEST)
Opera Mini 4.1 released
In: Blackberry|Mobile|Web
13 May 2008Today Opera Mini 4.1 was released. This version comes with the following new features: up to 50% faster Find text within a Web page Auto-completion of URLs Download and upload files Save pages for offline viewing As every former version of Opera Mini I already downloaded and installed it on my BlackBerry – go to [...]
JavaScript games
29 Apr 2008Lately there a lot of people are experimenting what is possible wiht JavaScript. Libraries like prototype and scriptaculous are building the base für writing extensive object oriented JavaScript code. Some weeks ago the nihilogic blog presented a Super Mario implemented in 14kB of code playable in the browser. It even includes music Today I found [...]
Internationalization and JavaScript
17 Apr 2008Lately the amount of JavaScript in web applications has grown a lot. JavaScript has always been there but with the need of AJAX and more and more dynamical features modern web developers can not avoid it. Luckily there are a lot of good concepts arising and libraries available (e.g. prototype, yui, …) that show how [...]
There Ain’t No Such Thing as Plain Text
29 Mar 2008Jeff Atwood posted a link to a site that sells T-shirts and stickers with the following image: I am thinking of ordering some of them. Handling encodings is a very important part of programming and from my experience a lot of developers do not care enough about it. I encourage every developer to read “The [...]
Fixing memory leaks of Internet Explorer 6
10 Mar 2008Lately we experienced a lot of performance problems in our AJAX applications. Since we went online a year ago we always had problems with users of Internet Explorer 6 but within the last three months they got more and more. We already knew that this had something to do with the huge memory amount the [...]
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- Roman Gonzales: Hey quick question: your main class is a java class that calls the groovy classes or is your main [...]
- Nathan Rodriguez: i am only using free virus scanners like avast and avira but they seem to be great tools though:;` [...]
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- Ewan Matthews: there would be a great demand for mobile browsers in the coming years that is for sure.;'- [...]
- Create executable jar package with dependencies
- Issues with Mylyn and JIRA 4.1
- Equals and HashCode and Hibernate
- Using twhirl with StatusNet
- Problems connecting with jconsole to linux jvm
- BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express and facebook app
- Error code 1920 when installing VMware converter
- tightvnc messes up keyboard layout after Ubuntu upgrade
- The old Bold and the new Bold
- Windows Media player streaming problem
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- first time restoring new MacBook from a Time Capsule backup worked great! Time Machine FTW #fb
- Being a BlackBerry fan with an iPad I can not understand how people could live that long with an iPhone without multitasking #fb
- Can't wait for the iOS update for de iPad #fb
- Wow, The new official twitter client for the iPad os brilliant - though I think it violates some style guides #fb
- just uninstalled the Google Wave Notifier from Chrome - LOL
- I favorited a YouTube video -- Ed Byrne slates Alanis Morissette http://youtu.be/nT1TVSTkAXg?a
- I'm at Il Teatro Antica Trattoria (Hamerlingerstr 46, Linz). http://4sq.com/7ccwyW
- so the spare parts for my wife's MacBook cost 1000 EUR and a new one the same? wtf #fb
- Livestream of Apple keynote works great so far, no bandwidth problem, looks great on the iPad #fb
- RT @timr: new post: More report options: Today we released a new version of timr including the long awaited feature ... http://bit.ly/9QqNgy