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Semarang, Indonesia
Agnes was finally successful in surprising her parents with a visit home. Last time she tried, they found out and ended up playing a prank and surprising her! We met her dad while he was visiting her Grandma (he was genuinely surprised! I was sure he knew). We stayed a while and played with the half […]
Singapore
Wow does time fly! It’s been almost three years since the wedding, which means that Nes and I are long overdue for a visit back to Indonesia. Our itinerary allows us a few days in Singapore on the way out and four days in Hong Kong on the way back home. Airplane pain Getting to Southeast Asia […]
Disable SSLv2 in IIS 6
Does working with third-party vendors require you to have the unfortunate pleasure of working with IIS 6? Do you need to disable SSLv2 and frustrated by the uselessness of Microsoft’s support documentation? Four simple steps Open regedit.exe (Start Menu > Run > regedit) Navigate to HKey_Local_Machine > System > CurrentControlSet > Control > SecurityProviders > SCHANNEL […]
jquery-objectdiff — a jQuery plugin for comparing objects
I recently worked on a javascript project that involved a simple workflow where an unprivileged could request changes to certain bits of enterprise data. The requested changes would then route to a privileged user who would either make the requested changes or deny the request. I wanted to provide a some kind of diff to […]
Flickr developers don’t use vim
I just discovered that you can use vim-esque (‘j’ and ‘k’) keyboard shortcuts when viewing a photostream. Neat, but backwards! Gmail shortcuts were obviously vim-inspired, ‘j’ for next, ‘k’ for previous. Flickr implemented these backwards and my vim-trained fingers keep getting confused!