Archive for January, 2010
Socialite/EventBox + reader.google.com
Several days ago I got a weird authentication error at EventBox trying to connect to reader.google.com. Apparently everyone got it and here’s how to fix it — just remove your google account from EventBox and add it again. Just in case someone still has this problem.
P.S. Socialite (ex. EventBox) is the best Google Reader / Twitter client I found for Mac so far.
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Tags: EventBox, Google Reader, Socialite
Twitter loop
Recently I spotted a funny trend. There are bots on twitter which grab tweets according to keywords or hash tags. That has a good use if you want to read tweets about #as3, #flashdev and stuff. This is indeed very good for spammers. I saw many times spam links were marked with unrelated tags. But what would be more interesting is to see if it’s possible to create infinite loops of bots reposting each others’ tweets. I wonder if they have some kind of protection from that.
A-ha! Look who’s using ColdFusion.
No wonder it is still alive.
ColdFusion Developer needed at Kennedy Space Center, FL.
TEKsystems is seeking a Mid-level ColdFusion developer for a contract to hire position in Kennedy Space Center, FL.ColdFusion Developer to join an existing contract to help develop a new web-based application in ColdFusion, SQL Server, ASP.NET and Flex.
All candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree and are required to pass a drug and background check.
Required Skills:
COLDFUSION
SQL SERVER
ASP.NET
FLEX
The government is using ColdFusion and apparently needs qualified people to support CF code.
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Tags: ColdFusion, Government, Kennedy Space Center
Video picks: Avatar and Adobe
How Adobe software was used in production of Avatar movie.
BTW, Avatar is the only movie I went to watch 2 times in a movie theater. And going to do it again.
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Tags: Avatar
ActionScript editor in ActionScript? mod_actionscript?
This is crazy. MiniBuilder — AS3 editor built with AS3 and mod_actionscript — Apache mod to run AS3 server-side scripts. Both look like funny toys to play. I hate PHP, I wonder if there are good JS server-side solutions. Yes, JavaScript or ActionScript1. AS3 is too complicated for simple things.
I know that several multiuser servers use ActionScript1 as server-side programming language, but I’d use it like PHP. Just plain AS1 please.
Tags: AS1, JavaScript, MiniBuilder, mod_actionscript, PHP, Server-side

