Author: Ashfame
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Tech Goof-Ups
I bet you have seen several tech goof-ups too but today I am sharing a few which I have witnessed. I am writing them in the order of increasing goofiness factor.
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Shrink Multiple URLs into One by Shrink2One
I many times came across a scenario where I need to share a bunch of links but the point of sharing links one by one over IM seems ridiculous to me when I have got a good list of links to share. So, Today I am sharing about a service which can let you shrink…
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Enable Dual or Triple View both horizontally or vertically in Google Chrome
(Click here to Enlarge) (Click here to Enlarge) I wrote about Dual Window View hack in Google Chrome a few days back and now I am writing about a hack which not only let you view windows in just two but three views and that too both horizontally & vertically. The methodology of both the…
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Ajaxload.info lets you download custom loaders
Today while struggling with a twitter tutorial to pull out updates on html, I came to know of a service with the help of which you can generate 35+ types (37 to be exact as of now) of loading gif images which you can use in your own projects. The service is based on ajax.…
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Cl1p.net is my Online Clipboard
Have you ever come across the situation you need to work on some article or some program code with multiple people all of which are on different computers with just internet access? Well what would you have done? Let me guess. You must have decided as which one of the contributors will be working on…
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Check availability of your Username
Everyone one of us has a username on the sites we are a member of. And the reason why many of us have a unique online codename is just to maintain a single username as a matter of convinence. Isn’t it? Now in this Web 2.0 world, we may sometimes come across a service in…
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Dual Window hack in Google Chrome [Javascript Plugin]
(Click here to Enlarge) I was browsing around when I came across this trick in which you can open two windows at the same time in a single tab just like two pages of a book. I find it pretty useful and thought of sharing it with my readers. Chromeplugins.org has developed an amazing javascript…