Thanks Kristian Köhntopp for sharing a link to Fighting Cargo Cult – The Incomplete SSL/TLS Bookmark Collection | Danimo’s blog.
–jeroen
Archive for April 21st, 2014
Fighting Cargo Cult – The Incomplete SSL/TLS Bookmark Collection (via: Danimo’s blog and Kristian Köhntopp G+)
Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/21
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Fonera Simpl Wireless Settings : Fon Support
Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/21
Somehow my Fonera insisted that WiFi channel 2 was a good choice.
It isn’t so I forced it to be on one of the good 1/6/11 channel choices.
This links describes where those settings are: Fonera Simpl Wireless Settings : Fon Support.
–jeroen
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Today I learned… :) I didn’t know about this syntax for properties… (via: Roman Yankovsky – Google+)
Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/21
Interesting: Roman Yankovsky just wrote about a property syntax that I didn’t know about either:
Today I learned… :)
I didn’t know about this syntax for properties:
FStrings: array [0..1] of string; property String0: string read FStrings[0] write FStrings[0]; property String1: string read FStrings[1] write FStrings[1];
Now I hope someone finds out in which Delphi version this syntax was introduced.
–jeroen
via: Roman Yankovsky – Google+ – Today I learned… :) I didn’t know about this syntax for….
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Chrome’s Click to play feature can avoid “Chrome wakes me up in the middle of the night, with monsters.”
Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/21
A while ago I came across this very neat bug report:
It isn’t so much a bug report, but a big annoyance with many browsers and web-sites: they auto-start playing video or audio (or other “active” content) as soon as the page loads, even in a background window.
The Chrome’s Click to play feature can help avoid this: you can configure this to the individual site and plugin level to select which ones to auto-play or block.
It increases your security, speeds up browser load times at the cost of a click here and there to enable a sites active content (on some sites: a lot of clicks, but alas: they should redesign to be less dependent on active content).
–jeroen
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