4-part podcast of a story about two programmers who gain the ability to hack their own bodies. A riff on the "what if you didn't have to sleep" theme, but well thought out and full of juicy detail.
IE does not register mouseover on transparent areas of an element. So give the element a transparent GIF as its background image, and everything will work fine!
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A guide to working with opacity. Particularly useful for its guidance on working with filters in IE. Note that filters do NOT work locally, you must view the page on the server to see filter effects.
that=this, later(), arguments isn't an array, start for in loops with a sanity check, don't use the free M$ script debugger -- instead use the one that comes with Office or Visual Studio Express, Venkman
Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware.
1 inch = 72 points. "The real ppi of the screen is easy to measure. Just divide the pixel dimensions of the screen with the physical dimensions (in inches) of the screen."
Software for attaching images and sound to locations on a map. When someone stands in a location, your images are displayed on their PDA. Seems like this would be good for nature studies/walks.
"This is a reference on writing macros for TiddlyWiki. Macros are an easy way to extend TiddlyWiki's functionality with little bits of script. (What's the difference between a macro and a plugin?) Unfortunately, there isn't much documentation out there on
