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Geekyness

• 09.12.07
  How does my website look in ALL the other browsers?   Free, Geekyness, Web (0)

  Wanna know how Mac og Linux users running rare browsers view your website? Then check out http://browsershots.org/. Queue up your URL and depending on the current load, the screenshouts will begin pouring in over the next couple of minutes. Why, oh why should we wait soo many years for a service like this? The shots [...]

• 08.07.07
  Attention Profiles may filter news better   Geekyness, Human, Web (0)

  Amazon profiles you by the books you buy. Google sponsored links are displayed by the contents of your gmail e-mails and general website interests. All “Big Brother” considerations aside – this is clever – or at least technically interesting. There are risks of evil marketeers profiling you down to the bone, but on the other [...]

• 06.06.07
  Why are Wiki’s so darn ugly?   Geekyness, Open Source, Web, Wiki (0)

  I am a Wiki-virgin. Not in the sense of being a wiki-reader/contributor, but today I set up my first Wiki which is about to go online. Wiki’s based on the MediaWiki software (which is also used for WikiPedia) are actually skinable, but as content usually is king in Wiki land, very few operators make an [...]

• 05.30.07
  Rebooting for the next couple of days   Geekyness, Human, reboot9 (0)

  Thursday and friday i will be at Reboot 9 – it’s the third time I attend – last time was two years ago, and the first time was actually at the first Reboot conference – pre-bubble, y2k and all. This years theme is “Human”. The focus is rarely technology, but future ways of thinking and [...]

• 05.22.07
  Windows ‘amp tip   Geekyness, LAMP, Tips (0)

  I was annoyed – but not anymore. I have been developing for Apache/MySQL on my laptop for a while, and in the beginning I would start the Apache and MySQL services automatically as I booted Windows. Recently I embarked to minimize the boot time of my Windows installation – and that included minimizing the services [...]

• 05.04.07
  Microformats starting point   Geekyness, Microformats, Networks (0)

  Dive into the possibilities of Microformats from this article at Smashing Magazine. The article points out a few simple additions for your website, that will easily add context to the contents of your site to humans and machines. An example: If you are selling something, specific crawlers of trade sites will know it as they [...]

• 05.01.07
  Simple VPN setup   Geekyness, Linux, Networks (0)

  Up until today, I have had to make important files from the shares of my home Linux server available as Windows Offline files to have them readily available on the road. I could sftp to my home server and fetch the files, but with the overhead of having to remember to actively upload the files [...]

• 04.24.07
  Internet Explorer on Linux   Geekyness (0)

  This post is written from Internet Explorer 6. In itself that is not so strange – I have a large client that exclusively run Internet Explorer 6 throughout the entire enterprise, so my work needs to be 100% tested on this browser. On my Windows XP installation i am running IE7 which cannot coexist with [...]

• 04.19.07
  Focus focus   Geekyness, Linux (0)

  I like to keep stuff separated, so this blog will contain observations and hopefully conversations about IT, geeky stuff and social software. As I am writing this, I have just completed downloading Ubuntu Linux 7.04 which was released today. Their site still have symptoms of quite a heavy load, as the most of the (geeky) [...]

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