Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
I’ve released a GreaseMonkey script Follow Rank and Follows in Common for Twitter User Profiles which you can use to display the Follows in Common and the Follow Rank for a given users profile page and discover how important they Continue reading a GreaseMonkey script for Follow Rank and Follows in Common for Twitter User Profiles
In all likelihood 2010 will be the year that tablet computers (and activities that belong on such a device) will become mainstream. A large part of this is due the the (expected) announcement of Apple to release a large(er) factor Continue reading 2010 Will be The Year of the Tablet!
In eating my own dog food I have revised, corrected, improved and fixed the code I posted last week. The biggest changes are related to ensuring that all that cached data does not just accumulate and never gets cleared away. Continue reading Using GreaseMonkey’s persistent data functions as a aged Cache, revised.
GreaseMonkey (Don’t know that GreaseMonkey is the greatest thing since slice bread? See Greasemonkey) has two persistent data function’s, GM_setValue and GM_getValue, which let you set and get values. See Mark Pilgrams excellent Dive Into Greasemonkey : Storing and retrieving Continue reading Use GreaseMonkey’s persistent data functions as a aged Cache.
This fall I was lucky to travel to Berlin and Paris on vacation, but as I geek I of course brought along a computer or 2. On last years trip to Los Angles I had a NetBook (Aspire One), and Continue reading Using an iPod as a travel device and the what could be (aka the tripPad™)
In mathematics, the intersection (denoted as ∩) of two sets A and B is the set that contains all elements of A that also belong to B. I needed the javascript array equivalent, so that given an array A = Continue reading JavaScript Function to get the Intersect of 2 Arrays