At long last, I have a working copy of a current version photoshop! Exciting new vistas of RAW photograpy, and being able to attempt to fix barrel distortion are available to me! Blindness caused by being hunched over, staring at the screen awaits!
A different sort of injection attack, but one I’m noting here mostly as a reminder to myself that just because something’s not going into a database, doesn’t mean I shouldn’t be careful. Email Injection Attacks.
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Mint. Not currently able to deal with Windows/IIS based stuff, but if it’s any cop with Apache, it might be quite handy…
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So, I’m sitting here in the office, bored out of my mind, attempting to upgrade someone else’s stinkingly poor spaghetti-logic code, to make it do something it was explictly designed not to do, and really, just wishing I had the sort of job where I was developing interesting shit, rather than crap for a company that’s too scared to do anything interesting with the internet, despite being perfectly placed to try to do cutting-edge things. And then I run across the summary for next year’s O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, and frankly, I just get more depressed at what I’m missing.
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So I did that interests meme. It makes me sound like a mentalist.
Tom Coates writes as concise a definition of good social software as I’ve seen, and one I want to come back to for Londonlist:
*Every individual should derive value from their contributions
*Every contribution should provide value to their peers as well
*The site or organisation that hosts the service should be able to derive value from the aggregate of the data and should be able to expose that value back to individuals
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PHP Biscuit – a MVC framework for PHP based on Rails. Definitely worth a look – might speed Londonlist up a bit?
Alternatively, there’s Cake, which seems to be along the same lines…
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Dynamically sortable lists with Javascript and CSS. Tie that all up with a little AJAX goodness, and suddenly ordering items is much much easier….
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Tool for reducing noise in digital photos.
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