Found this article on Digg, and just thinking about this makes me cringe. If what he’s saying is true, which it most likely is, then my life is about to become a big pile of hate. Can’t we all just get along?
Apocalypse 2.0 – the day the web broke by ZDNet’s Ryan Stewart — [...]
I had never really thought about it until today, but I am constantly deleting those pesky .DS_Store files that finder loves put everywhere. Since I’m always in the terminal anyway its just become a habit to rm .DS_Store when i come accross them. Today I decided that this is like killing 1 rabbit while the [...]
This is a simple effect that looks pretty awesome and can definatly make your blogging life much easier. (how? because you will never have to type “target=_blank” again, thats how.)
Heres the JavaScript includes
src=”/jslib/prototype.js”
src=”ubrious.js?domain=blog.ubrio.us”
or
src=”ubrious.js?domain=<?=$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']?>”
And the JavaScript itself
Event.observe(window, ‘load’, function()
{
domain = ”;
$A(document.getElementsByTagName(”script”)).findAll( function(s)
{
domain = s.src.match(/ubrious.js(?.*)?$/);
if(domain)
domain = domain[1].replace(/?domain=/, ”);
});
$A(document.getElementsByTagName(’a')).each(function(l)
{
if(l.target==”_blank” || !l.href.match(’/'+domain+’/') && !l.href.match(/^javascript/))
{
// attach if outside of your [...]
I’m sure this is already a wide spread practice, but its worth a mention anyway. What i’m talking about is keeping all of your library files (php/javascript/etc) outside of the web root and sym linking it all together. All you need is shell access to your domain. At the time of writing this, i am [...]
Im pretty satisfied with DreamHost so far, although it kind of urked me that they did not support native php SOAP. Why not? It seems like it would be a pretty popular thing.. Anyway, I’m not a big fan of NuSoap or any of the other SOAP libraries written in PHP so I started on [...]
