Monthly Archives: March 2004

Here’s a bookmarklet for the wisc.edu people search…

Wisc Phonebook

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Automatic Link Pop-out

Here’s a neat bit of code that, when embedded in a webpage, will pop all links into a new window when the form box is checked: <script language=”JavaScript”><!– // thanks to randomwalks.com for this code function targetLinks(boNew) { if (boNew) … Continue reading

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Finally, a scrolling trackpad driver – Apple, you should include this…

Here’s a link to the software that many of us have been searching for. It does what uControl does for your trackpad and scrolling, without the bothersome key modifier.

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Setting MAC address on a VLAN interface, source-based routing, and kernel set routes

here’s a synopsis of what I’ve found, and how I got things working as desired (I know there are others in similar situations with VLAN that might find this useful)

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Food-Eating Battle Monkeys!!!

I picked the name ‘barnyard’ for my monkey – see if you can beat him! barnyardis aMan-Eating Ninja Monkey …with a Battle Rating of 9.6 To see if your Food-Eating Battle Monkey candefeat barnyard, enter your name:

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Want a better tool than the Google Search Bar?

Check this out… .

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Adding a multi-line value to NetInfo using niutil and Applescript

1. Create the file you want to load into the value as plain text and scp it to your destination server. 2. Create an applescript with the following text: set the text_file to open for access file “Remote HD:path:to:file” set … Continue reading

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Converting Address Books

Click to convert address books…

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WuhWuh/WordPress

I’m now running WordPress, packaged as WuhWuh 0.1 – hope you like the new look. I’ll be rearranging the default structure of things shortly so bear with it!

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