Category Archives: Computers en internet

I wrote a silly bookmarklet for swapping the two halves of stereoscopic images on a web site—to turn normal stereoscopic images to cross-eyed-viewable images. javascript: var i,im,ims = document.getElementsByTagName(‘img’),j=ims.length; for(i=0;i<j;++i){im=ims[i]; with(im.style){paddingTop=im.height+'px'; backgroundImage='url('+im.src+')'; backgroundPosition=(im.width/2)+'px 0%'; height='0px';}} void(0); (Only tested in Chrome, … Continue reading →

I wrote a helper function today that tries to parse strings as items of an enum. It’s very simple, but I think it’s beautiful. (Language: C#)

Hi everybody! I recently made the jump to Internet Explorer 8 as my primary browser and discovered the joys of Visual Search Providers. Visual Search is just like regular search, but with suggestions as you type, where the suggestions can … Continue reading →

I like maximizing screen estate just as much as the next guy, but some things are just useful to have on-screen at all time. Like the Windows Task Bar for example. Most fullscreen-modes of software hide the task bar, however. … Continue reading →

 As Google’s new Chrome browser (currently) lacks support for add-ons or user scripts, it’s back to good old bookmarklets! For those that don’t know what bookmarklets (a.k.a. favlets) are: they’re small pieces of JavaScript inside bookmarks (a.k.a. ‘favorites’) that add some … Continue reading →