Json Cross-site test

November 17th, 2009 Tagged JavaScript, Json
Posted in Web Development

I just tested a Json Cross-site test. Take a look at the source.:
http://www.exmer.com/youtube/json.htm
Why is downloading XML from an other domain more dangerous?

.swf Test 3

November 10th, 2009 Tagged E8, Flash, SWF
Posted in Video, Web Development

By adding an END tag to the swf file I got the E8 flash to loop.

Free FLV Converter

November 9th, 2009 Tagged Converter, Flash, FLV
Posted in Video, Web Development

I am using Free FLV Converter to convert FLV files. It works super. This post is for me so I can find this tool again later

.swf Test2

November 9th, 2009 Tagged FLV, Stockholm, Sweden, SWF
Posted in Music, Video, Web Development

.swf file test 2 with sound from the Piano Stairs in Stockholm.

.swf Test 1

November 8th, 2009 Tagged Flash, FLV, SWF
Posted in Video, Web Development

I converted a FLV file into a SWF file with Chris Dolan’s FLV-Info. I want this .swf file to loop but this is not working yet. I also want to test files with sound. The html code used to show this:

The Gillmor Gang is back again

August 23rd, 2009 Tagged Gillmor, The Gang
Posted in News, Podcast, Video, Web Development

The Gillmor Gang has returned, it will be sponsored by Rackspace and streamed live on Building43′s new RealTime Network channel.

Augmented Reality or Sixth Sense

August 22nd, 2009 Tagged Augmented Reality, ITbende
Posted in Podcast, Video, Web Development

Here us talk about Augmented Reality in Dutch on the ITbende.

My new doorbell

June 28th, 2009 Tagged Fun, Geek
Posted in Gadget, Photos & Pictures, Web Development

This is the Internet geek doorbell. I am wondering how to you get all your visitors to tell their weight to a doorbell? Does this doorbell come with a special doormat that also guesses age? More on variations on normal.

Smush.it works

June 24th, 2009 Tagged compression
Posted in Photos & Pictures, Web Development

I was just playing with Smush.it . It works but perhaps Smushing from IrfanView or the GIMP would be nice. There is an API for you developers:

http://smush.it/ws.php?img=http://smush.it/css/skin/screenshot.png – example smushed response

http://smush.it/ws.php?img=http://smush.it/css/skin/logo.png – image that cannot be further smushed

All responses are in JSON format.

The only required parameter is img. There are two optional parameters:

id – something that will help you identify the response if you send requests in a batch
task – something that will allow you to group together a bunch of images if you want to get the zip file after that. Make that as unique as possible.

Here’s a scenario. You upload two images with the same task identifier:

http://smush.it/ws.php?task=mytask&img=http://example.org/image1.png

http://smush.it/ws.php?task=mytask&img=http://example.org/image2.png

To get the zipped result go to:

http://smush.it/zip.php?task=mytask

Bing Crosby, Carmella Bing or Bing cherry?

June 1st, 2009 Tagged Bing, Fun, Microsoft
Posted in Web Development

In my search for “add url to Bing” one of the first things that came up where Bing Crosby and Carmella Bing. This made me wonder where the name Bing came from. Perhaps some programmer at Microsoft was thinking of one of the two Bing’s and a widely cultivated large sweet cherry having glossy dark red skin and firm juicy flesh and came up with “Bing cherry“. It is a pity he forgot to implement “add url to Bing” after searching for images of Carmella Bing. Microsoft indicated that the name Bing “was memorable, short, easy to spell, and that would function well as a URL around the world” and reminded people of the sound made during “the moment of discovery and decision making.” but we know better….

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