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Here's another way to hide Google's awful SearchWiki images with Adblock Plus.
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This Greasemonkey script will hide the new Google SearchWiki buttons. Strange that Google doesn't offer a way to opt-out of this feature.
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Nice JavaScript date picker.
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Scandal is our growth industry.
hacks
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YouTube can play HD, but you have to hack the URL to make it happen.
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as advertised.
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Eric Raymond on asking questions.
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Find domain names for your projects beyond the big three.
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Examples of pictures from dozens of vintage cameras. [via A Photo Editor]
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Make any photo look like it was taken during Japan's Edo period. [via MeFi] Here's what one of my photos looks like after being sent back in time:
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"Figure out how much each Netflix rental is costing you." I don't want to know.
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Some clever CSS/JavaScript hacking that determines which sites on a list someone has visited. Used for questionable good here, but could be a privacy nightmare. [via hackszine]
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"...good practices of pagination design as well as some examples of when and how the pagination is usually implemented." [via swissmiss]
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Amazing that hackers are doing Apple's work for them on the AppleTV. This kit should jump-start custom plugins for AppleTV.
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nice instructions for calculating proximity with SQL Server.
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Ze Frank on creativity, etc. [via MeFi]
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Matt launched his weblog about business and blogging.
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Finally...this Firefox theme will add favicons to the bookmarks toolbar.
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If you associate your twitter account with your cell phone--your account is only as secure as your cell phone number.
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Nice step by step guide to getting 3rd party apps running on aTV.
OTFG Housekeeping
This afternoon I threw all of the code I've written for my photoblog into one directory: onfocus photos code. I realized all of the SQL stuff is spread across several text files, the code is scattered across a dozen posts, and I just need a place to dump stuff as I update the site. I'm going to try to keep this directory updated as I go. I should probably use subversion, and offer it all as a .zip file, but it's really not at a public consumption stage yet.
I spruced up the standard Apache indexes with Silk Icons by Mark James. Thanks!
I spruced up the standard Apache indexes with Silk Icons by Mark James. Thanks!