Yahoo! Search recently changed their front page to include three of "Earth's Biggest Puzzles". As a long time user I find this really obnoxious especially because there doesn't seem to be any way to turn this off. So I decided to do something about it and I wrote a Greasemonkey script to get rid of it again. You can find the script here.
Ugh, since upgrading to the latest Firefox, github's javascript triggers a loop or something :-/
PHP London tonight on PHP and Unicode! http://t.co/PSfkfzZR #phplondon
Oh! I had not run across this shiny library for embedding OSM's awesome map data in Android apps yet: http://t.co/sxcXJJa5
Make sure to save the argument stack too for the case when eval fails.
Back to dev.
Unicode can finally describe itself: http://t.co/hg3Agp4b
An even better article on the new UK government portal gov.uk: http://t.co/yMhQlnKH
MongoDB London user group: http://t.co/lCPmUxRA #mongodb
Moorgate
Really nginx, you suggest using "my" (Xdebug's) port 9000 as default? #sigh
Woo, it's PHP London this Thursday with a talk on "PHP and Unicode": http://t.co/MAa8U40B
Awesome read on NUMA for stuff that uses lots of memory (including MySQL and #mongoDB): http://t.co/qJTNa7Pc #linktuesday
Seems like no #tek12 for me.
Updated tarball with correct version nr.
Missed the building tag after my last update
Now you all are back at your desks after a great PHPBenelux, please rate all talks and events: http://t.co/UliXf07M #phpbnl12
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Awesome... works well in Chrome, too. :) Thanks, Derick!
My version is easier :)
document.location = 'http://www.google.com';
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