As zoe kindly pointed out, two Wednesdays have passed since I last posted. I blame the Olympics (I was in Vancouver for the first week, and I was still recovering from it the second week Go Canada!). You can see my photos on flickr.com as I post them here. Apparently you can only post...
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Posted in Data Recovery, Linux, PHP, Programming | 1 Comment »
So I was checking up on my twitter feed yesterday and saw a tweet that direceted me to this: http://devthought.com/wp-content/projects/mootools/BSOD/: The script BSOD.js provides an easy-to-use class to boost the error reporting user experience of your websites. To fully understand the characteristics of this technique please refer to this external article I thought to...
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Tags: amiga, bsod, error, Javascript, jQuery, Linux, plugin, sad mac, windows
Posted in Javascript, Linux, Mac, Microsoft, Open Source, Programming, Twitter, jQuery | 4 Comments »
Backing things up is very important… your hard drive will fail one of these days, and when it does you will lose everything (trust me, my laptop hard drive failed once…). You are backing important things up right? Oh… Enter Crashplan. It seems like a simple way to set up your important things to...
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Tags: Backup, CrashPlan, free, Simple
Posted in Computer, DIY, Linux, Mac, Ubuntu, Vista, XP | 1 Comment »
The keyboard has been proven to make you much faster at performing tasks. At least it has been said to be much faster, some people like your grandma may not be fast on the keyboard, but I am not sure that she really counts in the metric, she probably doesn’t use the computer to...
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I use Komodo Edit all the time on Windows (XP and Vista) but up till now I have not used it in any Linux environment. I decided it was time to take the plunge and try things out. First I had to download the tar file from the activestate website (here), that was easy,...
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Tags: Komodo Edit
Posted in Computer, Linux, Open Source, PHP, Programming, Ubuntu | 2 Comments »