Storage in the cloud - JungleDisk.com
Posted by Brett Veenstra
These are exciting times and another idea turned gold is Jungle Disk. A cross-platform Amazon S3 interface for remote storage. They setup a WebDAV service on your machine that runs their bits to encrypt and transmit your files up to Amazon’s S3 service.
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NTLM in Firefox
Posted by Brett Veenstra
I mean I loved Firefox before this, but as is the case in the technology field, you sometimes miss great stuff!
Have a windows box that you want to do NTLM against in Firefox? Try this out!
- Type “about:config” in your FireFox Address Bar
- Edit the value for “network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris”
- Add a comma separated list of values for the servers you want to NTLM against. For example (”localhost, us.mycompany.com”)
Just plain nuts. My last reason for using IE just vanished.
Browser War?
Posted by Brett Veenstra
It’s over dude…
Yeah, I’m a techno-elistist type… but when Firefox rips through pages without crashing, flickers and other IE “normalities”, it is SO OVER. I hope I can write software someday that flies like this thing!
Tools for Internet Explorer / HTML
Posted by Brett Veenstra
Here’s a list of crazy helpful tools for HTML development on the major pain (er, leading browser).
Get ‘em now:
- Web Development Helper - Parse ViewState, TraceViewer, nice… this was built by one of the guys on the ASP.NET / ATLAS team at Microsoft [get]
- ieHTTPHeaders - view HTTP Headers within the browser [get]
- Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar - official un-supported tool from the big guys themselves
Watch for these:
- JavaScript Utilities Project - this is probably the initial cut of ATLAS work