Bandit Design: Archive

“In Firefox, when you type stuff into the main url bar (the “Awesome...”

– Fightskillz.com » I’m Feeling Lucky Custom Search

Feb 27th

"I'm feeling lucky" button costs Google $110... →

Feb 27th

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Feb 24th

Quicksand →

matthewb: A jQuery plugin by Jacek Galanciak to reorder and filter items using animated transitions. (via Lee Majors)

Feb 23rd

“Delete your user.ltx in C:\Users\Public\Documents\S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Call of...”

– “Cannot find “Fsgame.ltx”

Feb 23rd

“qmHandle is a simple program which allows you to view and manage the qmail...”

– qmHandle - life saver

Feb 22nd

Free Stuff (Image) →

Hahaha

Feb 22nd

Man appears free of HIV after stem cell transplant... →

Feb 22nd

easySPF: an Ajax enabled SPF Wizard →

Create email SPF records quickly and easily for your domain.

Feb 21st

How Apple gets it all wrong, and still is on top -... →

kangster: Apple doesn’t blog; it doesn’t Tweet; it does little on Facebook; it doesn’t engage with its customer base. It doesn’t ask the “community” for feedback or rapidly iterate based on any such feedback or even respond to criticism. Apple’s success is based on building fantastic products. People like fantastic products, even if the company isn’t interested in your opinion about them. In...

Feb 20th

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TntDrive →

Mount your Amazon S3 Bucket as a Windows drive… cool

Feb 20th

Send test emails with WampServer | Josh Stauffer →

Feb 20th

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Working with Git and Line Endings on Windows and...

If you’ve ever developed on Mac OSX, and then switched to Windows, you’ll notice that as soon as you checkout your repository all of your files are marked as changed. This is due to Git munging your EOL (line endings) - changing them from LF to CRLF. To fix this issue, simply run the following command before cloning; git config --global core.autocrlf false If you’ve already...

Feb 20th

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PHP/Javascript Character Encoding Issues

Are you programming for an international website? Have you tried using the £ character? I had endless character encoding issues with the pound character and others when posting to the database via an HTML form or AJAX. After a good 3 hours of searching, I found a solution; 1) Ensure you are setting the content type in both your HTML page and in the response headers: <meta...

Feb 19th

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Pelican attacks weatherman | oddstuff | Stuff.co.nz

Feb 17th

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Feb 15th

Official Gmail Blog: A new Buzz start-up... →

Google back pedals…

Feb 15th

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The Hexacopter holy crap this thing is awesome… and you can build your own one!

Feb 14th

TPUTH -- Socially Generated Newspaper for Geeks,... →

Feb 14th

iWebKit the Best free framework for creating... →

Feb 14th

Chromium Blog: 40,000 More Extensions! →

Google Chrome now (again) natively supports Greasemonkey scripts.

Feb 12th

How Much Is It? - Simple computer and electronics... →

The best thing since PriceSpy failed up a storm by selling out to the Swedes…

Feb 11th

Physicist Discovers How to Teleport Energy →

Feb 11th

radio morbandit →

An original take on last.fm’s “recent tracks” by Jacob DeHart (more info here). Epic.

Feb 11th

Mac OS X S3 Browser →

Feb 11th

KeyFixer – Fix Your OS X Home and End Keys →

Oh thank the lord, this was driving me crazy! With this plugin “home” and “end” take you to the beginning and end of your LINE respectively, rather than the PAGE. Gah Apple.

Feb 11th

Feb 10th

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Javascript Date Object Gotcha

ARGH! When specifying a date using the Javascript date object, months start at 0 — absolutely ridiculous. For example: new Date(2009, 7, 8); does not equal 8th July, 2009, it equals 8th August, 2009 Instead you need new Date(2009, 6, 8); Enjoy.

Feb 10th