
Family Dinner
Wildstreet @ Don Hill’s
Bridge
Little Big Planet + Pizza
Cross-Browser w/ Utilu IE Collection
So as of late I have been having to cross-browser test IE 6, 7 and 8. STILL ! So I turn to Utilu’s IE Collection. Independent Browser builds, able to run side by side. I run these on VMWare’s Fusion to simulate PC viewers.
The other day I ran into an issue where Flash wasn’t installed in these independent browsers. After an hour of trying to fix it, first uninstalling the old flash player, then visiting http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ seemed to fix it.
Thanks Adobe !
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Charles in charge of our days, and our HTTP data
So today I learned that if you have firebug installed on your Firefox, you can basically kiss web-surfing goodbye. But while you are taking a peek beneath the surface, you can run into some pretty cool apps, and this is no exception. According to http://www.charlesproxy.com :
Charles is an HTTP proxy / monitor / Reverse Proxy that enables a developer to view all of the HTTP and SSL traffic between their machine and the Internet, including requests, responses and HTTP headers.
This comes in mighty handy when you are passing variables to various analytics and metrics system, while not having the original source code in front of you.
In one day it has proven its weight in gold to me.
*Notable second runner up is Firefox plugin OmniBug.
New Years Brunch
[theora] Batch Encoding in ffmpeg2theora
Came across this nifty command to batch encode Ogg video files using ffmpeg2theora. Perfect for this Video portfolio page I’m making using the HTML5 video element.
[theora] Batch Encoding in ffmpeg2theora.
Thanks goes to Toby Nowland-Foreman for this one.





