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  • admin 11:19 am on February 14, 2011 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: ads, adword, annoying, captcha, monetize,   

    Monetizing Captcha: Worst trend ever? Or best Idea ever?! 

    Captchas… I’m sure we have all been frustrated by them at times, but is this the answer to the headache? Solve media has come up with a way to monetize Captchas with relevant ads. To many its better than trying to decipher the hieroglyphic-like Captchas, but is it too much? I think at its roots it is harmless if it strictly replaces pre-existing captchas. My fear though is in an effort to increase ad dollars captchas will in turn be increased in order to make more money… potentially cluttering sites up a bit more and making unnecessary changes GUI designs.

    I guess only time will tell! :p ONE THING IS FOR SURE, I HATE CAPTCHAS

     
  • admin 11:03 am on February 14, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    A simplified comic on how browsers work lol (silly I know) 

     

     
  • admin 10:37 pm on January 31, 2011 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: 1.5, j, , , out, query, ,   

    jQuery 1.5 released!! WOoooo! 

    New jquery! Version 1.5 is stable and out! GO GRAB IT!!

    http://blog.jquery.com/2011/01/31/jquery-15-released/

     

     
  • admin 2:02 pm on January 27, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    IBM. The most accomplished company ever? 

    The scope of this is mind-boggling.

     

     
  • admin 8:51 pm on January 11, 2011 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , , ie7, not, , working, z-index   

    Simple IE 7 Z-Index Fix / Tip / Hack 

     

    Recently I was working on a project that had a simple IE rollout menu Unorder List (UL). All was going well until I saw it in IE7, it just would not go to the correct z-index depth! Turns out IE7 only recognizes z-indexes unless it is positioned (It was a simple site, it was floated).

    Long story short – QUICK FIX Z-INDEX IN IE7:

    simply add – "position:absolute, position:relative" in your css to the element you want and its parents!!! Worth a shot before you tear your hair out!

     
  • admin 7:24 am on December 8, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: ae, after effects, , expectancy, graphic, hans, life, motion, real time, rosling, wealth, world   

    How data visulation should look! Hans Rosling Infographic 

    Clear, understandable, and different. This infographic by hans Rosling is a top-tier piece of motion graphic art. If you look quickly at the vid it seems to be done in After Effects! Check this out!

     

     
  • admin 6:00 pm on November 27, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: ceo, charlie, , interview, pandora, radio, rose, startup, tim, westergreen   

    Charlie Rose interview with Tim Westergreen from Pandora (founder/CEO) 

    Charlie rose is the man and I find myself constantly watching his interviews. This time he had on the Pandora founder Tim Westergreen, very interesting man and life. I being a last.fm guy now don’t use pandora that much, but you cannot deny it’s success. Check it out!!

    http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/11097

     
  • admin 12:05 pm on November 26, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: 1.1, , peerblock, peerguardian, ,   

    Peerblock 1.1 released! 

    Woo! Alright new stable release of peerblock 1.1!

    peerblock 1.1

    What’s New?

    Here are the most important changes present in this new Stable Release, as compared to our previous Stable Release PeerBlock 1.0 (r181).

    • Display Yellow Icon if HTTP is Allowed – While HTTP Blocking is disabled, the PeerBlock tray icon will turn yellow to warn you that your system isn’t as safe as it could be.
    • Fixed "PeerBlock doesn’t block unless update at startup" – Thanks to a code contribution by one of our users, "wopeg", we now have a fix for this problem.  Many thanks wopeg!!
    • Limit Max Size of History.db – In the Settings panel, there will be a new option "History Size", defaulting to 100MB.  Setting this to a non-zero value should cause the history.db to be pruned/archived once it reaches this size.  This should help prevent problems with history.db becoming corrupted and/or growing to an absurd size.
    • Systray "Allow HTTP" instead of "Block HTTP" – In the menu that appears when you right-click on the PeerBlock systray icon, the "Block HTTP" item has been renamed to "Allow HTTP".
    • Warn if Exit While Blocking Recently – When you attempt to exit PeerBlock, if we’ve blocked some non-HTTP packet recently (i.e. within the past 60 seconds), we will pop up a warning message.
    • Force PeerBlock to Start Enabled – If PeerBlock was disabled when you last exited it, it will now start as Enabled the next time you restart it.
    • Allow HTTP for X minutes – The systray right-click menu has two new options: "Allow HTTP for 15 minutes" and "…for 60 minutes".  After the specified amount of time has passed, PeerBlock will revert to Blocking HTTP again.
    • Click on tray icon to minimize window – Previously, left-clicking on the systray icon would merely display the PeerBlock window . . . even if it was previously displayed. Now, if the window is currently displayed left-clicking on the tray-icon will minimize it; and if the window is currently minimized, it will restore it.
    • "Friendly" URLs - PeerBlock is now using "Friendly" URLs for most lists, instead of the URLs you can find at iblocklist.com.  These new URLs should actually be meaningful, instead of something like "…/?list=kpjsadfkljawjefklajwef".
    • List-Add Sanity-Checking - After you’ve added a new URL-based list in the List Manager, PeerBlock will now perform a "sanity-check" of that URL.  It checks to make sure you haven’t added the iblocklist.com "Description URL" instead of the "Update URL", lets you know if you’re adding one of the Default Lists, checks for duplicates, recommends iblocklist.com URLs instead of other sites’ URLs, etc.  PeerBlock will also offer to fix these URLs for you when possible.
    • List "Optimization" - When you first upgrade to r277, PeerBlock will ask if you will allow it to "optimize" your lists.  If you let it, it will change bluetack.co.uk-hosted URLs over to iblocklist.com-hosted ones, rename list URLs to the new "Friendly" URL-names, and remove duplicated list entries.
    • Saves "Last Known Good" Config - Each time PeerBlock successfully starts up, it will save aside a copy of your configuration as peerblock.conf.bak.  This way if your regular config file, peerblock.conf, ever gets corrupted (or you end up with some bad settings in there) and that prevents PeerBlock from starting, it will be able to load this saved copy instead.
    • Multiple-select of Rows - You can now Ctrl+Click multiple lines in the main window as well as on history (and in the List Manager), to allow/block/copy multiple IP addresses at once.

    Download it here!

    http://www.peerblock.com/releases/public-releases/peerblock-1.1.0-r518

     
    • Jason 9:39 pm on December 28, 2010 Permalink

      Hello all
      Dont know where to actually post this
      I am a recent convert to Peerblock, and frankly i was amazed at the number of blocks its registering amost 25 to 50 per hour is this normal????

      A good number of them are from Mcafee my virus software provider but a lot are not.

      Could some one comment on this as it is kinda freeking me out :)

  • admin 11:05 am on November 21, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: 10, age, cents, deal, , empires, , III, microsoft, of, special   

    MICROSOFT SELLING AGE OF EMPIRES III FOR 10ยข! 

    Just bought it, for no good reason other than its 10¢

    Check it out while it lasts!!!

    http://www.gamesforwindows.com/en-CA/Games/AgeofEmpiresIII/

     
  • admin 2:28 pm on October 12, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Its official: New Scirodesign.com 

    I have already started to develop the new Scirodesign.com. It will be up to par with "current" open draft HTML5 standards and will have a large amount of experimental jQuery. Updates coming soon!

     
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