Exactly a year ago, I released the first version of Link Text and Location Copier, a Firefox WebExtension that helps you creating links right from the context menu. In the past year, I released 8 minor versions with new features and 11 patches for (mostly) stupid bugs I introduced. New features include the possibility to… Read more »
Posts Categorized: I’m a geek
How the GDPR Reminded Me To Always Use UTC When Working With Dates
Internet tech stuff ahead warning. Due to the GDPR, I recently spent way too much time on creating a Cookie Wall of Doom. Unless you explicitly opt-in to some level of tracking, you cannot use the site. To prevent the customer from having Cookie Wall of Doom shoved in their face on every damned page,… Read more »
Introducing Link Text and Location Copier, My First Firefox Add-on
Link Text and Location Copier, my first Firefox add-on, has officially been published. It allows you to easily copy the text and URL of a link (or the page title and URL) from the context menu. Right click a link, select the appropriate formatting (plain text, HTML, Markdown or BB Code) and paste it wherever… Read more »
First Lines: Pickings from the Neil Gaiman Humble Bundle
Last year, a Humble Bundle of Neil Gaiman rarities was released. It included a pile of hard to find, out of print and obscure books and comics, with a 100% of the author’s earnings going to his charitable foundation, which in turn supports various Good Causes™. So, I loaded the most e-reader friendly files onto… Read more »
Pragmatically Splitting ASP.NET StyleBundles for IE
Lets start with a disclaimer: I am a front-end guy. I *heart-emoji* HTML and CSS. I know my way around javascript. But I am not a programmer. My knowledge of ASP.NET/C# is minimal. So the following will probably be bloody obvious for people who are C#-gurus, but here we go anyway. Another disclaimer: this is… Read more »