Google Gmail recently got a new feature allowing one to open Word documents using Google Docs and we can safely assume that PDF and Excel (for use with Google Spreadsheets) documents are on their way as well.
Sometimes a Word document can be quite big with lots of added stuff like images, drawings and so on.
If [...]
If you haven’t done so already, go check out (and hopefully use, afterwards) idproxy.net.
As written in idproxy.net’s about page:
idproxy.net acts as a bridge between these two worlds. You can sign in to idproxy.net using your Yahoo! account, and then create one or more OpenID accounts for use elsewhere on the Web.
Basically, if you have a [...]
Everyone else has written about it and since I’m a bit behind on my feeds reading list I just got around to check it out.
OpenID Tests is a testing tool allowing you to test your OpenID server and OpenID page. This is such a great tool and could save an OpenID developer tons of work.
All [...]
I just read Simon Willison’s post about idproxy.net.
It’s funny, I just talked about such a service in a previous post and also mentioned I’m working on the same service. I was suppose to release it a week ago but had some other issues to attend to as well as some learning curve with using JanRains’ [...]
I’ve just finished upgrading this blog to WordPress 2.1. This is my first post in 2.1 and if it goes well, it will mark the succesful upgrade of this blog to the new and fine WordPress version.
In the process I had the oppertunity to also verify that my MicroID Plugin for WordPress as well as [...]
I just read on the official Linden Blog that they have completed an initial version of hosting Mono within SecondLife.
What they have done is to compile the Linden Scripting Language (LSL) into Intermediate Language (IL) code and they automagically gain all the advantages of the .NET Runtime – Just In Time (JIT) compilation, advanced Garbage [...]
I recently ordered a couple of books from Amazon.
When reaching the check out screen I, obviously, selected to group my shipments to as few as possible. I then looked and saw that it was grouped into two shipments, one book should be shipped the next day and the other 4 should ship only on the [...]
I just bumped into this post by Martin Atkins that talks about proxy OpenID services that can delegate OpenID formated requests to their respective browser based authentication identity providers.
I’m actually working on such a thing that will delegate OpenID to Yahoo’s BBAuth authentication allowing anyone with a Yahoo ID (and, of course, anyone with Yahoo [...]
I, as many other WordPress users, have encountered a problem with Full Text Feeds not actually showing on FireFox Live Bookmarks (the thingy that shows you the feed in a nice way) as full text, but are rather cut.
It seems this is not a problem at all. This is a feature in FireFox’s Live Bookmarks [...]
You know what would be a cool feature (and even a useful one) to Gmail?
Integrating Gmail with Google Video and/or YouTube to provide video previewing of videos received as attachments.
I haven’t received a video as an attachment on my Gmail for quite some time now, but I see no reason why it shouldn’t work same [...]