Using Greasemonkey to Inject a Test Stylesheet
Modifying core CSS components on massive websites managed by many distributed teams of admins, developers and designers, has a way of being disruptive. I created a simple Greasemonkey script which replaces a specific stylesheet with another “test” stylesheet stored on the same filesystem. Simple, straight forward and unpolished. Continue Reading
The Amaryllis Project
This past weekend I picked up an Amaryllis at the grocery store. Growing up, my family would grow an Amaryllis in anticipation of Christmas. It acted as sort of a “botanical advent calendar”. I decided to carry this holiday tradition on in my own home this holiday season, with a bit of a twist. I thought it would be interesting to document its growth cycle by taking a picture each day and compiling a progressive set of photos, which can easily be interacted with in a “flip book” like fashion.
Emergent Task Planner – Plug
Productivity vs. Monotonous Usability
I am always on the look out for great little ways to organize daily life in an attempt to improve upon my general level of productivity. Here’s the problem: I find this to be a daunting task in itself. I’m impatient when it comes to organization. I need something that is straightforward and returns a result quickly, if not instantly.
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Art of Manliness – Plug
Today I am introducing the first in a new series of posts called “Plugs”. A plug is my way of officially promoting “webstuffs”. It could be a great blog, an interesting PDF, or a great piece of open source software; the possibilities are only limited to what can be found on the Internet. My main goal is to highlight “webstuffs” that I value in some way and believe others may find interesting or useful. My intention isn’t to highlight or “plug” a resource that is widely known, but rather those “gems” you only run across on the Internet once in a while.
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