23 December 2005
Comment Blogging tool for Blogger blogs
by ecmanaut
I might make a separate version or a config option for for that; I myself actually use this geature, so I can render the comment the same way it was written.
Focused Linkblogging
by ecmanaut
Glad you too find the script useful! :-) I'm hoping to eventually extend it to go beyond Blogger blogs (but so far I haven't made much progress).
One Web Developer’s Haven » Blog Archive » SVG Whiteboard
by ecmanaut
Kind of neat. The whiteboard I linked wasn't really one of my own hacks, though; I haven't played anything with the recent readily avaiable SVG.<br><br>Last time I poked around with that, a year or two ago, I was burned by the large implementational incom
Freshblog's Guide to Kinja
by ecmanaut
Nice plaques and profile cards! I wish they would handle OPML import from Google Reader better, though; presently it's just a huge Tomcat backtrace.<br><br>Doing a bit of manual OPML massage on it, to hand the importer a trivial feed where all tags have j
Another Comment Feed Hack - Freshblog
by ecmanaut
It's unfortunate that this method does not differentiate between multiple blogs authored by the same author. My own such feed, should I have one, would be plagued by commentary in Swedish besides the English for ecmanaut, and on <i>vastly</i> different su
22 December 2005
Testing Performancing's Blog Editor
by ecmanaut
Would you perhaps post some screenshots of the editor in action? I have been too lazy to try it out, being quite comfortable with my present environment I can easily tailor to do pretty much whatever I want it to, and sharing my tools, at that. Extensions
Dojo: Framework? Library? Toolkit? and using CDNs...
by ecmanaut
You will not. You will miss out on XMLHttpRequest connectivity between client and host, but there is no need for that to cater for the needs of just setting up a system like this. Adding some callback dynamicity as does JSONP, or devising some similar, we
21 December 2005
request for the CDN's
by ecmanaut
The idea might not be as doomed as you think, though any XMLHttpRequest talking between clients and this hosting provider would with the present javascript security model be out of the question.<br><br>Fetching code from remote locations is still very pos
Browservulsel: Blogger tag adder now supports compose mode
by ecmanaut
If you want to make it work with the BlogThis! button too, I just wrote that code in my forked (and by now rather hairy beast badly in need of some refactoring) version of the script. <a href="http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/2005/12/greasemonkey-tip-running-
According to USC Trojan: Tagging with Firefox 1.5 now working (almost)
by ecmanaut
There was a tip about that in previos comments on the post. Your template needs explicit padding directives to fix that.
Well, then...
by ecmanaut
<i>I guess I'm doing the Swedish student thing where you study when you don't have anything better to do, until you are so over-educated you are formally over-qualified for everything, although you have no real work experience to speak of...</i><br><br>Sp
Getting multi-monitor-like docking out of a single monitor
by ecmanaut
Sometimes it's the really basic ideas that are the best. Excellent example.
18 December 2005
JSON and RSS - John Resig
by ecmanaut
<a href="http://gvisit.com/">GVisit</a> offers JSON feeds of recent visitor locations. It's a lot of fun to play with mashing that up with the Google Maps API. (Or other mapping services, of course, if so inclined.) <a href="http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/2
17 December 2005
A cyber fairy tale
by ecmanaut
Yay! *cheers* Let the baby carriages come crashing down the streets! ;-)
16 December 2005
Just Subjects » Blog Archive » Google Maps Hacking is Fun
by ecmanaut
Nice! Under the license terms of the gmap-wms code, am I right in presuming the "label in map" referrs to your "JustB ;)" signature? I'm considering using your Open Streetmap mashup, and would prefer to attribute that project as the map data source, if po
15 December 2005
Kommissarie F. Curiosa: Feminine curiosity can be deadly: Lästips: Svenssonskolan
by ecmanaut
Regarding 2, we find an even worse extreme in the nature starved Germans. :-) Ecotopianism does come naturally to many of us, though; no argument there.
14 December 2005
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
by ecmanaut
This was an interesting take on a tip jar. :-) It will be interesting to see where it takes you.
Developer Discussion: Microcontent permalinks by default
by ecmanaut
Much of the content on the web, especially in forums and the like, are adressable by URL with even better than page precision -- posts typically carry permalinks, so people can link to a specific message in a thread or comment on a post, and so on. This m
Developer Discussion: Preview post
by ecmanaut
When posting on the Ning Developer Discussion Board...<br><br>...Hmm, that is one lengthy name, and you seem to have forgotten to add it in the alt="" attribute of the header image too (for cut and paste convenience for lazy typists like myself and improv
13 December 2005
Browservulsel: Blogger edit comments user script
by ecmanaut
This script is set up to inject on (among others) http://blogger.com/posts-search.g -- which is a page I am not familiar with, I believe. Where do I find it?<br><br>I am presently doing a Greasemonkey 0.6.4 rehaul of this script and thought I ought to che
Kooky Knits
by ecmanaut
Those ear rings were <i>amazingly</i> cute. :-) And I am the kind of person who would very rarely notice something like that too. *smiles* Anyway, I did find the (hopefully only) <a href="http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/2005/11/clustrmaps-inkblotch-visitor.h
12 December 2005
Post the whole feed, why don't you? - Freshblog
by ecmanaut
This is a social, not a technical problem. What Rubel has done (and should do) is adding the license text, "This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License", and visitors and syndicators should respect those terms. Try
Inline Comments Hack - Freshblog
by ecmanaut
Rather clever idea, using the comment URL field to add photos to common posters. I think I might eventually adopt something similar myself; the Blogger profile hack with iframes I use at the moment is kind of ugly.
Basang Panaginip: Redesign
by ecmanaut
Interesting take on page formatting in general and comment list in particular. You wouldn't happen to keep an archive or side blog on design or tech topics?
Mindsack » Blog Archive » Dynodes: Cross-Domain Scripting using Dynamic Node Creation
by ecmanaut
<i>A co-worker challenged me to build a user-initiated script that loaded, ran, and deleted itself multiple times without using onReadyStateChange.</i> Ah, that explains things. :-) <i>Ecmanaut rocks, by the way. Keep up the good work! </i> Thank
