UPDATE: I’ve posted a new version of this script here. The version on this page no longer works. Earlier today I hacked together another GreaseMonkey script. This one adds a Gravatar of the person the email was from to Gmail … Continue reading
One of my biggest pet peeves on Twitter is when people I follow slam Twitter with a bunch of tweets in a short time. Maybe I’m the only one, but it’s definitely the #1 reason I stop following people. I … Continue reading
I wrote yet another command for Ubiquity. This one allows you to do a search on Compete for the site you’re currently on. Simply subscribe to the command here to add it to your command list. Once you’ve got the … Continue reading
I recently wrote another command for Ubiquity. This one allows you to do a Twitter search. Simply subscribe to the command here to add it to your command list. Once you’ve got the command installed you can perform a Twitter … Continue reading
So I guess I’m getting into this Ubiquity thing a bit. I’ve created another one to lookup php functions on php.net. Simply subscribe to the command here to add it to your command list. Once you’ve got the command installed … Continue reading
I recently made a stab at another Ubiquity command. This one is a password generator to generate site-specific passwords. Simply subscribe to the command here to get started. I’d suggest manually changing the “mypass” value to some unique string rather … Continue reading
For those of you that don’t already know, Mozilla Labs recently released an early version of Ubiquity. Ubiquity is a command line interface that opens up new options to interface with your browser and integrate your web apps. Check out … Continue reading
Just a quick mod_rewrite tip for everyone out there. I spent a little time today working on some rewrite rules for an upcoming feature on IntenseDebate. I didn’t realize before today, however, that query parameters are not part of the … Continue reading
As I’m sure most people do, I like to keep track of my Feedburner subscriber count. I don’t, however, want to display the subscriber count widget on my blog, and I definitely don’t want to have to log in to … Continue reading
Sometimes it’s the simple, but clever things that are most interesting. A great example is this post: Sniff browser history for improved user experience To summarize the post, basically it describes a method to allow you to check if the … Continue reading
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