January 10th, 2008
Ah, the Internet! A huge network of interconnected computers allowing users to exchange information of all kinds. It started with chunks of text, e-mail and simple web pages, but as connection lines improved and end-users got more bandwidth (speed) available, file-sharing became a reality: a haven of all the world’s digital riches, be it music, […]
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November 19th, 2007
Upon upgrade to Safari 3.0.4, browser windows won’t close. Deleting the culprit restores the normal functionality.
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Posted in Apple, Mac OS X, Technology | 3 Comments »
November 18th, 2007
When you fail to copy files to a new location using Finder on a Mac (due to a damaged drive), use an alternative approach: the Terminal
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July 3rd, 2007
People all over the web use the word “here” to point to websites or downloads. Have you ever wondered what’s the most popular “here”-linked site in the whole Internet?
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April 5th, 2007
The site now uses WordPress instead of ExpressionEngine. Please You are encouraged to update your RSS feed URL and trackback links.
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April 1st, 2007
jQuery is a robust JavaScript library providing great ways to implement several effects on DOM objects, but lacks a delay() function. Here’s an easy way to simulate the delay effect, between fade ins and fade outs.
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Posted in jQuery | 14 Comments »
March 29th, 2007
iSync (Mac’s syncing utility) doesn’t support SonyEricsson’s K610im phone. Fix this easily, by downloading this plugin. Step-by-step instructions included.
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Posted in Apple, Mac OS X, Technology | 12 Comments »
March 28th, 2007
Utilizing Google “Google Apps For Your Domain”, we can set up our e-mail accounts to use Google mail. Aggregating our mail accounts to Google provides many benefits: lots of space, supreme search functionality and accessibility from almost everywhere. But what’s more important is that messages are retained forever. E-mail accounts are like a personal “time machine”. Running through our inboxes, is like watching our lives go by. But is this all that great, or does it come at the cost of losing our privacy?
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March 28th, 2007
My domain(s) are moving from my old VPS to the new hosting provider I have chosen, MediaTemple.
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March 7th, 2007
A simple solution on how to overcome CodeIgniter’s mail function problem when PHP’s safe mode is on
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