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Entries Tagged as 'Javascript'

Drag and Drop off the Desktop in Duke Webfiles

October 5th, 2009 · No Comments

While on break, I’ve been playing around with Mozilla’s File API and integrating it with Duke Webfiles, which I work on for OIT. This is only a proof of concept since the spec has not been completed and I only implemented it in the icon view of Webfiles. Regardless, I think it is [...]

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Tags: Duke · Javascript · Web Development

Ubiquity Scripts

July 30th, 2009 · No Comments

After playing with the Jetpack API and having an increasing desire to procrastinate my Spanish homework, I decided to give the Ubiquity API a shot too and make a few small scripts just to make my life easier.  The first extension I made was a script to do look ups of IP addresses and get [...]

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Tags: Javascript · Twitter

Google Reader vs. Netvibes, and Jetpack Notifications

July 18th, 2009 · No Comments

A couple of weeks ago I decided to give Google Reader a try.  I have been addicted to Netvibes for at least 2-3 years now, but I saw that Reader had a more active community around it, so I thought it was worth trying out.  Almost immediately I disliked the look and feel.  I am [...]

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Tags: Javascript · Jetpack · Musings · Web Development

Begginning of Summer 2009

May 30th, 2009 · No Comments

As usual I haven’t posted in a while but there actually have been some things going on that may be worth writing on here.  I’m at Duke for the summer doing research with the Physics Neutrino group, among other things so here are some things that have happened:
Ethical Hacking Seminar
Duke OIT gave me the opportunity [...]

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Tags: Duke · Javascript · Programming · Python · Web Development

Hacking the New Facebook Design with Greasemonkey

July 9th, 2008 · 2 Comments

In the seemingly never endless wait yet quickly approaching wake of the Facebook redesign I decided I should update my Greasemonkey Quick Links script.  Unfortunately, hacking this new version of Facebook was not quite as simple as appending some HTML to a div.  Because of Facebook’s push towards more AJAX integration, even their menu system [...]

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Tags: Facebook · Javascript · Programming