My sacrifice!

Yes! The applications for student proposals for SoC 2006 opened on Monday.
I’ve added my proposals but I have some more ideas so I’ll probably write one or two more. Well, if all goes well one of my current ones has quite a chance to get accepted, so keep your fingers crossed. ;)
Google really made an […]

I’ve heard of Greasemonkey users scripts a while ago but never gave it much tought.
But today I found a couple scripts I really like so I decided to give it a try.
First script is called Gmail Macros. What is does is it provides a sort of Quicksilver-like GUI “layer” for the keyboard shortcuts it provides. […]

I was innocently downloading some music from PSMN today, when I’ve noticed that there is one file is being downloaded but was not visible on that particular site. As you can imagine, I was quite confused. Sure, it’s a nice song, but I already have it and don’t really want to download it over and […]

I’m facing this “problem” for a long time now. How to effectively use GPG encryption/signing with gmail/webmail?
Well, one solution is to use a POP/IMAP program to fetch the mail from the server and decrypt/sign-check it locally (if possible inside the mail program). This is quite common, but where is the point of having webmail […]

I enjoy the “free” music I can get from PodSafe Music Network more and more! And thanks to my little helper I can listen to it without a browser. :) This freebie might come to an end soon due to PodShow’s PodSafe Music Store that will be some kind of iTunes Music Store with cheaper […]

If you’ve ever visited the PodSafe Music Network site you might have noticed, that there is no way to actualy download the available music. You can however sign-up as a podcaster and so get a priviledge to download but for a price - you have to have an actual podcast you can sign-up with.
I was […]