If you are a Google user – meaning Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Google Reader, etc – then you should know that by default, once you log in your sessions are typically not encrypted between your browser and the Google servers.
For some more technical information on this, check out dmiessler’s post on the subject.
He [...]
Categories: Configurations, JavaScript, Security, Windows
I recently had a problem where I was opening a browser window from an e-mail client. After taking a survey, I wanted a button to close this same window. In IE, it was fine to simply use window.close(); to close the window. However, Firefox, the evil genius that it is, will not let you do [...]
Categories: Code Samples, JavaScript
Tagged: firefox, JavaScript
Don’t you hate it when you try to visit a digg story and the site has been dugg? Use the greasemonkey firefox plugin and this duggmirror greasemoney script to add three links to each digg entry – the duggmirror archive, Coral NYU Mirror, and the Google Cache of the page, all with a nice graphical [...]
Categories: JavaScript, Linux, System Administration, Windows
What I’m Up TosystemBash (RSS) + Sator-ii theme by Felipe Lavín