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Freaking multitudes of .htaccess great balls of fire

By Erica Sadun
December 20, 2007

If you suddenly find that your ftp listings no longer work right, and the BLasted-UnnamEd-HOSTing service won't take responsibility for fixing httpd.conf, you can fix things by adding the variable definitions to .htaccess files yourself.

Twitter + Video equals Twiddeo!

By Mark Sigal
October 19, 2007

Instead of telling people what you are doing, show them!...

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Social Networking and Social Causes

By Kelli Richards
August 21, 2007

Social Networking is exploding -- that much is clear. But did you know that sites such as Facebook, Friendster, and MySpace are more than online watering holes where kids gather and socialize? They're creating social change in tandem. Facebook recent launched a "Causes" application tab, allowing members to participate in what the creators have dubbed "equal opportunity activism". Over 35,000...

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Leg Two of the on AIR Bus Tour!

By Ryan Stewart
August 20, 2007

The second leg of our on AIR Bus tour is a week in and we've had some great events. We took a weekend detour on Saturday to visit a user group in Raleigh, NC which turned out really well. It was more intimate than our other events but it had a great vibe. On the east coast our legs have...

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One Laptop Per Creep

By David Battino
August 16, 2007

If you've been following Brad Fuller's blogs on the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) movement, you're probably as intrigued as I am by the creative potential of these tools. Today, though, I received a press release touting a more sinister use of laptops. The Spy Laptop, from an Indian company called SpyInvent, is built around a remote-controlled pinhole camera that...

hardware

Looping YouTube Videos

By David Battino
July 21, 2007

This is cool: Simply adding &loop;=1 to a YouTube <embed> tag makes the video loop forever. Check it out with this short clip of a Pong-playing watch from Make magazine. (Be sure to click the small play button below the video, not the big one in the center.) Despite just writing an article on hacking embedded videos, I never thought...

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ActionScript 3.0: Is It Hard or Not?

By Colin Moock

December 21, 2007

In parts of the Flash community, ActionScript 3.0 seems to have gained a reputation for being “hard” —- particularly among those who have not yet tried the new language. Colin Moock, author of Essential ActionScript 3.0, explores this issue and offers code examples comparing earlier versions of ActionScript to version 3.0.

tags: actionscript, adobe

QuickTime Web Movie Secrets

By David Battino

July 16, 2007

QuickTime is still the best-looking, most flexible way to present video on the web. Here's how to present multiple movies on a single page, launch a movie in fullscreen mode, and even play a sequence of movies automatically.

tags: video production, video casting

Web Audio Lab: Three JavaScript Tricks to Spice Up Your Site

By David Battino

June 08, 2007

Web Audio Lab: Three JavaScript Tricks to Spice Up Your Site

Our simple tutorial on building an online MP3 player inspired hundreds of you to ask for enhanced features. Now you can grab our latest code and experiment yourself.

tags: javascript

Singing With Your Thumbs: How To Make User Interfaces Musical

By Peter Drescher

March 22, 2007

Singing With Your Thumbs: How To Make User Interfaces Musical

Peter Drescher, the #1 Google hit for "annoying audio," returns with another wonderful article on creative sound design. Triggering boatloads of MP3s, he walks us through the adventure of designing emotional sounds for really tiny speakers.

tags: sound effects, how-to

Inside Pandora: Web Radio That Listens to You

By Brad Fuller

August 17, 2006

Inside Pandora: Web Radio That Listens to You

Select a song or artist you like and Pandora plays similar songs through your web browser. Linux audio expert Brad Fuller reveals how Pandora's combination of open source wizardry, Flash artistry, and human ears serves millions of listeners fresh music--for free.

tags: computer music, internet broadcasting, pandora, review

Build a Better Web Audio Player

By David Battino

May 31, 2006

In the popular "Build a Simple MP3 Player for Your Site," you learned how to create a slick pop-up music player with just two lines of JavaScript. Version 3 of the technique now supports MP3 playlists and dances around Windows audio roadblocks.

tags: mp3, how-to, javascript

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