So, I though it would be interesting to mimic browser behavior with error pages. I decided I needed to make a page that looked exactly like the Firefox Server-not-found page. I managed to copy the source using Firebug, and I extracted the css out of the jar files on my system. Anyway, I ended up with some source for IE and some source for Firefox. Test this in IE and Firefox I left little invisible links in each one (search [...]
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Yes, it’s true, Google has released a simple iframe generator so you can embed Google Maps into anything, like this: View Larger Map For the record, Brickskeller is a pretty awesome pub. I highly recommend it if you are in the D.C. area.
This Demo is an example of a major issue in Java. They seriously need to at least give the user a warning before fullscreening. I mean, that demo could have been really bad. Hint: goatse. On the other hand, this would be AWESOME for presentations.
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Well, I was over at Debian Package of the Day when I noticed an article on KLone. It’s a little application framework that allows you to do XHTML templating in C! Then, you can compile it and send it off to any Linux machine (with a few dependencies of course) to run it. I got it, and it didn’t work for me at first. Then, for some reason, it started working. Here’s what I think did it: In Ubuntu, I [...]
Today, Will told me about some awesome image caching. I used it. //Do some image caching cached_image = Array(new Image(), new Image(), new Image(), new Image()); cached_image[0].src=”image1.jpg”; cached_image[1].src=”image2.jpg”; It’s amazing.
Today, I had a problem doing this: <input type=’text’ readonly onFocus=”alert(‘manatee’);this.blur();” /> The problem was it would go into an infinite alert loop. That’s not cool. The fix was to reverse the calls: <input type=’text’ readonly onFocus=”this.blur();alert(‘manatee’);” />
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