This was a ‘Google Bomb‘ for the phrase ‘Weapons of Mass Destruction‘ that occurred when you typed it into Google, and clicked ‘I’m feeling lucky!’ For some reason, the search result disappeared from the face of G, but I was able to find it in G Images here. I like the little red link at the bottom… I’d love one of those shirts…
Category: Hacks
BBC NEWS | Technology | Monster attack steals user data
PHP Javascript Ajax – urlencode rawurlencode encodeURI encodeURIComponent urldecode rawurldecode decodeURI decodeURIComponent
This is a nifty set of PHP functions which add encodeURIComponent, and other JavaScript-esque functions to PHP applications.
TG Daily – Point and click Gmail hacking at Black Hat
TG Daily – Point and click Gmail hacking at Black Hat
This is some scary stuff… It’s why I always try to use https://gmail.com/ to login to my Gmail account, instead of http://gmail.com/.
Web Development Bookmarklets
This is a nice place to grab some bookmarklets / favelets (miniature javascripts embedded in a Bookmark).
YSlow for Firebug
Maybe this will help us convince others that OnSet is the bomb!
Spidey Dancer
I don’t know where this came from, but I like it! I think it’s Napoleon Dynamite in a Spidey outfit.
Thanks for voting!
Will it Blend: the iPhone smoothie
Will it Blend: the iPhone smoothie – Engadget
Ouch! Make it stop!
use Apple II as terminal for Mac OS X
This looks interesting… Now if I could only find my Apple I…
pdw @ zoomshare : Blog
Remedy Search
We all know and love Remedy. And the web interface makes things even more clumsy…
But I’ve finally discovered how to write the query which shows all of my unresolved cases:
- Go to http://remedy.freedom.com/arsys/home
- Log in
- Click ‘Search Cases’
- Click ‘Advanced Search’
- Type the following into the box on the bottom of the screen and click ‘Search’:
('Assignee' = "Clay Leeds") AND ('Status' < "Resolved")
Of course you’ll want to change “Clay Leeds” to your own name, unless you want to see what’s on my plate…
I recommend the command is formatted exactly like the above, or it won’t work:
- single quotes around query attributes
- double quotes around query values
- ALL CAPS for ‘AND’ boolean
This is handy, so I can pare down my list of tickets.
Enjoy!