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Google, the new Napster
I saw this little trick on Digg this morning. It actually sorta, kinda works. Cut and paste the following text into Google: {-inurl:(htm|html|php) intitle:”index of” +”last modified” +”parent directory” +description +size +(wma|mp3) “DIGG”} Replace the word “DIGG” with the name of your favorite band and voila, a listing of open indexes containing downloadable music files. [...]
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Show hidden files in OS X
I’m blogging about this so I don’t forget how to do it, but some of you may find it useful too. I needed to edit my .htaccess file from my web server, but when I downloaded it to my desktop (OS X), the file magically disappeared. So I downloaded it again. This time it asked [...]
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Cyberculture & the Net
A sneak peek
Busy, busy, busy. So a few of us have been working on a new community site geared specifically towards geeks. The site is still being developed, but the forums are up and running and the official blog is only days away. Check it out at zengeeks.com. A bit of a warning though, this community is [...]
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Code & Design
IE7 problem fixed
I finally fixed the IE7 problem that plagued this site, although it’s really only a temporary fix. It’s also a very ugly fix. I had to use a conditional comment in my code which detects Internet Explorer 7 browsers and then loads a separate CSS file. <!–[if IE 7]> <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”../wp-content/themes/skyecade/ie7_hacks.css” /> < [...]
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10.25.06 | Permalink | 3 CommentsInternet Explorer 7 has been out for about a week now and my head is already spinning. For those of you who are not using this <sarcasm>fabulous</sarcasm> piece of software and can’t see the horrible mess my website has become, have a look for yourself. Isn’t it fantastic?. As you can see, the lists in [...]
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