Posted in Internet hacks on Aug 17th, 2007
I was always curious about how things and technologies are done and how they works. When it goes to software and web applications I always wondered how it’s programmed and what tools were used during the development of that application. Last week I found a great Web 2.0 application called BuiltWith which can find out [...]
Posted in Linux Hacks on Aug 16th, 2007
Got a Microsoft sticker on your PC? It must be really awkward if you are not a Windows user and your PC or laptop “wears” Microsoft Windows sticker. If you are a Linux user or at least a free software user what about to get a free software sticker too? Great resource for such stuff [...]
Posted in Fun & Relax on Aug 9th, 2007
Yeah, what would happen if he really was a programmer? Maybe he had programmed the world and compiled it under Windows. Then after a while it broke down, because of some unexpected error He could also be a Linux admin (= root) and seen all our steps and ban us if we did some offence. [...]
Posted in Browser Hacks on Aug 7th, 2007
JavaScript is recently very popular scripting language. It powers the most popular Web 2.0 applications with a combination of web development technique called AJAX. However, if you thought that JavaScript can be used only by web developers I must defeat you. Below this paragraph you will find 2 snippets of JavaScript code that you can [...]
Posted in Browser Hacks on Aug 7th, 2007
A new IE6 bug was discovered by a Japanese blogger called Hamachiya2. He found out a combination of CSS and HTML code that can totally crash IE6: <style>*{position:relative}</style><table><input></table> Here you can find a live preview. (it works without problems in Mozilla Firefox and other good browsers) For me it is just another one confirmation how [...]