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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Buying a digital camera
With Christmas here, Ryan has been writing a series on purchasing a digital camera. I thought I’d link them for a number of you who have expressed interest:
About $100 or less.
Mid-range ($150-$350)
dSLR alternatives: Why not to buy a dSLR and … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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window.error and login checking
Chris pointed me to a new Ajax security hack.
The way it works is by loading a window.onerror handler and then loading a remote site as a <script> tag that will generate a slightly different error when logged in vs. not … Continue reading
Posted in web development
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Using a photo
I got an e-mail today in which someone asked to use a photo of mine for a Christmas prayer.
This use is well within my creative commons license, but it’s always a nice touch when I’m shown how my photos are … Continue reading
Posted in photography, photos, PHP
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Jeeeeeee–suuuuusss
Someone’s blasting Christian Pop in the small apartment complex I’m living in.
Somewhat bothersome.
At least it wasn’t anyone who has complained to me about noise.
Posted in about me, religion and politics
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URL encoding in Javascript
I mentioned this in my Ajax and eCards talk, but if you’ve ever had to encode querystring of anything that isn’t ascii, you’ve run into troubles with encode(). The solution is to use encodeURIComponent().
Here is an article that outlines the … Continue reading
Posted in web development
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Congratulations Andrei
Congratulations to Andrei and the PHP team for passing the halfway mark at adding ICU/Unicode support to PHP 6.
I can’t wait.
Posted in PHP
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Talking Smack
Bill sent me this video about talking smack in first person shooters.
[Spoilers after the jump]
Posted in humor
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RAW color space
A very interesting question popped up on Flickr: Is there any technical advantage of specifying AdobeRGB or sRGB in a Camera RAW file?
Almost all digital cameras obtains color by placing a color filter in front of identically constructed photodiodes. The … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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Windows Vista is not a copy of Mac OS X
So sayeth the Pogue.
[Microsoft organization impact after the jump.]
Posted in business and economics, humor, Macintosh
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Javascript monitoring
Yesterday my friend Dave added his blog to Technorati, he sent me this e-mail:
Rank: 2,357,164 (0 links from 0 sites)
That would put me in last place. You can help.
Hopefully this blog entry will fix that.
To not be a … Continue reading
Posted in web development
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