Posted: January 7th, 2010 | Author: RyanN | Filed under: HowTo, Tips | Tags: firefox | View Comments
If you’re tired of websites resizing your browser window, rest your weary head. In Firefox, you can disable website’s abilities to do this with Javascript:
- Tools-> Options (Firefox -> preferences or ⌘, on OS X)
- Select the “Content” tab.
- Click on the “Advanced” button across from “Enable JavaScript”.
- Uncheck the “Move or resize existing windows” checkbox.
Thanks to reddit user libertao, another one of the many bits of knowledge I’ve learned from comments on reddit.
Posted: September 30th, 2009 | Author: RyanN | Filed under: People Suck At Email, Tips | View Comments
If the email thread is already 29 messages long, do not reply-all with “Thanks.”
Posted: September 1st, 2009 | Author: RyanN | Filed under: People Suck At Email, Random, Tips | Tags: email | View Comments
It’s 2009, I can’t believe I just had to send this email.
When you add recipients to the “CC” list you expose all recipients email addresses to everyone else on the list. By doing this you have inadvertently sent your entire client list to all of your clients.
In the future please use BCC.
For more information, see wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_copy#E-mail
Posted: August 15th, 2009 | Author: RyanN | Filed under: HowTo, Tips, Websites | View Comments
The relationship between Comedy Central and Canada’s Comedy Network is the worst example of what can happen when rights owners assert copyright on the internet, based on national borders. If you are not aware – like Hulu, TV.com and others – Comedy Central videos will not play in Canada, but it’s worse. ComedyCentral.com – the entire domain – is unavailable to Canadian IPs! When you try visit it, you are redirected to comedynetwork.ca.
I found a workaround to this buried in a comment thread on reddit. Firefox users only:
For Canadian viewers, if you are using firefox, install the following addon:
http://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/967 then:
1) In Firefox, Go to tools->modify headers
2) From the drop down box on the left select add
3) Then enter: “X-Forwarded-For” in the first input box without the quotation marks
4) Enter: “12.13.14.15″ in the second input box without the quotation marks
5) Leave the last input box empty, and save the filter, and enable it
http://imgur.com/Feb4.png
6) Click the ‘Configuration’ tab on the right then proceed to check the ‘always on’ button.
Close the Modify Headers box and it should work.
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Works like a charm!
Posted: May 4th, 2009 | Author: RyanN | Filed under: Apps, HowTo, Tips | Tags: apple, iphone | View Comments
I haven’t see a whole lot of information around the intertubes about what it’s actually like to deploy an iPhone App. Sure there are stories every other week about Apple’s ridiculously inconsistent censorship, and talk of developers not being paid. But there is not a lot of information about the actual process of getting App into the iTunes Store.
I’m going to go through a couple of different steps in the process and talk about some of the unexpected problems. I must say though, I was not very impressed. Nothing about the process is very “Apple-like.”
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