I love the console–and that’s why I keep coming back, but, unfortunately, I’m on my fourth machine due to the past three dying via the “red ring of death” (RROD). Each time I had the Best Buy warranty, so, I wasn’t very frustrated, just a little inconvenienced.
I put together a quick graph of my Xbox360s’ [...]
29 Jan, 2009
Posted by: Carl In: development| greasemonkey| javascript| jquery
So I’ve updated my Twitter Fantastico script, features include:
Retweet Functionality: Next to each tweet is a new icon, “RT”, clicking it will open an embedded form below that tweet. You can modify and retweet without refreshing the page through jQuery’s AJAX functionality.
Embedded Reply: Clicking the reply button opens an embedded form below that tweet. You [...]
I’ve “ported” my Ruby version of the Fallout 3 terminal hacking helper, and made it an HTML/Javascript/jQuery page. I’m still working out the bugs, but you can find the latest version here: http://iworkwithcomputers.com/dev/jquery/fallout3_js_hacker/hacker.html
I’m looking at creating a new Greasemonkey script that uses jQuery throughout, more so than my previous script attempts. It’ll be geared towards Twitter, once again, and it will be combining a few of my favorite features of other scripts:
“Endless Tweets”: This feature allows for “endless” scrolling on the main Twitter home page. No more [...]
(original: http://iworkwithcomputers.com/2008/11/13/greasemonkeyretweet-script-update/)
I’ve once again updated the Twitter Enhancements: Retweet script, by adding a dialog box when retweeting. Previously, you had to be on Twitter’s home page in order to use my updated Retweet, with AJAX functionality. Now, you can be on any twitter page (aside from the Direct Messages page) and click the Retweet button. [...]