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Firefox and Thunderbird: Taking Command of their Behavior
Note: now updated w/ illustration! Launching TB or FF from the Command Line (or with the RUN command of the Start menu in Windows XP) In order to truly benefit from the alternative functions offered by Command Line execution, it is essential to refer to the Mozilla Command Line Options, an extensive list of special…
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You Need a Latin Translation Device
It’s probably one of the most obscure yet prevalent phenoms of our culture– the Latin Derivative. Well, I happened to stumble upon a convenient little Java Applet the other day while trying to do a very need-to-get-a-life activity– which was sitting here trying to come up with my own Latin derivative of some pop culture…
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Shamrock Shakes
Here’s something to consider. In the late 70’s or early 80’s, for St. Patrick’s Day, McDonalds restuarant would solicit their Shamrock Shakes. I recall it as a big deal, and looking forward to going to McDonalds to enjoy one of them each year. A Shamrock Shake, in case you don’t know, is a milkshake, in…
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the “Nullsoft Media Player”: New Winamp Skin Emulates WMP 10
This time, it really does whip the Llama’s ass! If you’re the type who enjoys listening to music, or just listening to a media player– whatever the content, while working at your PC, i totally recommend you try the new Winamp, v5.2 — there’s a skin available titled “Nullsoft Media Player 10” which makes Winamp…
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A Good Guide to Guitar Chords in Major Keys
check it out. try to ignore the blackbelt metaphor and focus on the music theory.
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Guitar MX 2004: Mr. Fastfinger
What happens when a skilled (Macromedia) Flash animation artist (a Flash-toonist?) applies his talent and creativity to the ‘shred’-guitar student’s 16th note triplet exercises? You get the Guitar Shred Show, starring Mr. Fastfinger! (You better have a faster-than-dial-up connection, otherwise you’ll experience some serious load-time.) Certainly worth the visit, Mr. Fastfinger does for guitar-students and…
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the Web Developer’s Pocket Reference
i have been keeping a log of all of my research as i learn more about web development. it includes everything from PHP to MySQL, CSS, XHTML and Valid code, Apache and IIS, and more. There are a few almost off-topic entries, but i have tried to stay true to the reason i created it–…
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Published in 2006, What’s On Your Brain is the personal blog of @ajaxStardust
It’s composed mostly prosaic ramblings.
