Tag Archives: programming
Craziest Internet Explorer Bug Ever?
Dan discovers a crazy little bug in Internet Explorer 8 and below, and complains loudly about it. Bloody IE. Continue reading
Lucy’s Birthday
Dan’s ended up really busy again, but he’s found time to share a bug in a development version of Three Rings with you. Continue reading
KeePass for Opera
Dan develops a browser plugin for Opera to allow the KeePass Password Safe to work with Opera 12+, after the Opera team remove the feature upon which many KeePass users depended. Continue reading
On This Day In 2004
On this day in 2004, Dan finally handed in his dissertation on the subject of Three Rings. Since then, Three Rings has become the de facto standard for University Nightlines, and has also become the most popular rota management system for Samaritans branches and a variety of other helpline charities, too. Continue reading
Moving Things Around With CSS Transitions
The “pop-up head” in the top-left hand corner of the page is powered entirely by CSS: no Javascript is used at all. Dan explains how. Continue reading
On This Day In 2011
As part of the On This Day series, Dan looks back over the last year that he’s been running FreeDeedPoll.org.uk, a service that makes it easy and painless for British citizens to change their name (and have that name legally-recognised) Continue reading
On This Day In 2003
Dan looks back on the very first time he juggled flaming clubs, and wraps this up in the story of how he learned to juggle in the first place. Continue reading
Too Ruby
If the Ruby programming language were a chef, it would make the best tie dyed cakes in the world. Sadly, it isn’t, but it still makes for some mighty “readable” code. Continue reading
Free Deed Poll Generator
Generate yourself a legally-valid UK deed poll to change your name… completely free! A new, open-source project by Dan makes and a web site that anybody can use makes it easy to change your legal name. Continue reading
They Say that Programmers Never Die
Dan writes poetry using programming languages, and wonders whether or not any of the code he’s written in his life, thus far, will outlive him. Continue reading
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