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January 2008

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Jan 31, 2008
John Resig - The State of JSON → ejohn.org

Late last year Crockford quietly released a new version of his JSON API that replaced his existing API. The important difference was that it used a single base object (JSON) instead of extending all native object prototypes

Jan 31, 2008
The Pirate Bay: The Site is Safe, Even If We Lose in Court → digg.com

In an few hours from now The Pirate Bay team will probably be charged with aiding or facilitating copyright infringement. If they are found guilty, they could receive sentences of up to 2 years in prison, but the site will remain online, no matter what.

Jan 31, 2008
31 Ways to Help You Reach the Health Benefits of Regular Sex → digg.com

“Plenty of studies show it: Regular sex increases immunity from viruses, relieves stress, and even helps protect the health of a man’s prostate gland by emptying fluids held there. It also triggers the release of chemicals that improve mood and ease pain.” As if we needed a reason…

Jan 30, 2008
Acid3 Tests complete → acid3.acidtests.org

The Acid3 test is complete and at a new home.

Jan 30, 2008
Allow your customers to share with their friends the actions they take on your website. For user actions you define, Facebook Beacon will publish a story in the user's profile and to friends' News Feeds with a link back to your site. → radiantcore.com
Jan 30, 2008
powerful java script bookmarklet: assistive web design tools → digg.com

Encompassing utilities for grid layout, measurement and alignment. “Design” is a uniquely very well done java script bookmarklet.

Jan 30, 2008
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Jan 25, 2008
Opera, Mozilla and Safari react to IE’s solution for browser compatibility issues → operawatch.com

Quotes and snippets from various blogs of people from Opera, Safari WebKit, Mozilla, and the WaSP

Jan 25, 2008
Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required! → digg.com

Two months ago I walked through how to build a Hackintosh Mac on the cheap using PC parts. Since that post, the OSx86 scene has changed rapidly, and now you can install Leopard on your computer about as easily as installing Leopard on a Mac—no command line hacking required.

Jan 24, 2008
World's First Weed ATM → thrillist.com
Jan 24, 2008
Watch 1500 Xbox Hard Drives Fall Down Like Dominoes → digg.com

Here’s a video from an Xbox1 modder who collected 1500 original Xbox1 HDD over the years. As those 8/10GB drives aren’t too useful he decided to play a domino game with ‘em…

Jan 22, 2008
A List Apart: Beyond DOCTYPE: Web Standards, Forward Compatibility, and IE8 → alistapart.com

Opt-in to standards and opt-out of responsibility…

Jan 22, 2008
70 Horror, Blood and Gore Photoshop Effects and Brushes → digg.com

Lately I’ve been noticing that many Photoshop artists are mastering the horror makeup techniques and believed that it was time to gather a nice (er, sort of…) list of Photoshop tutorials filled with gore, splatter and blood. Some previews have been blocked just because the final effect was too explicit.

Jan 22, 2008
Firebug - open source project @ Google Code → code.google.com
Jan 20, 2008
Fireclipse → fireclipse.xucia.com

Fireclipse is an open source project to experiment with development tools for Javascript. Fireclipse adds a plugin to the Eclipse open source integrated development environment. Fireclipse overlays Firebug 1.1, to connect to Eclipse.

Jan 20, 2008
How Pirates Will Change The Entertainment Industry → digg.com

The Internet is in its infancy. Electronic information still travels along copper wires left over from the industrial revolution, but the information age is about to hit puberty. Fiber optic cables are sprouting in unexpected places. The piracy and chaos we are collectively experiencing is growing pains.

Jan 19, 2008
arcwelder - Google Code → code.google.com

Techniques and software to get remote root access on the Archos 605 wifi personal media player.

Jan 19, 2008
Site patching updates - by Hallvord R. M. Steen → my.opera.com

It’s hard to believe though that bank sites - of all sites - create solutions that require a less secure browser than Opera. That’s right, the problem was the banks’ scripts violating Opera’s security policy!!

The issue is that we allow no cross-domain communication at all on https unless domains match. So if https://a.example.com tries to change the address of a frame from https://b.example.com Opera stops that script. Turns out we’re the only ones to do so, but we’d rather keep doing it and hope the other browsers will follow eventually. 

Jan 18, 2008
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