Posted In Blog,Miscellaneous By Tony Virelli
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Name: Tony Virelli
Email: tvirelli@gmail.com
Site: http://www.tonyvirelli.com
About: My name is Tony Virelli and I am from Iowa. I work for a web marketing and design firm. We offer web design, web programming, web marketing, search engine optimization and hosting. We also do print work, logo design and corporate identities. I am the head PHP programmer and the systems administrator.See Authors Posts (17)
Want an invite code to the new Digg.com? Of course you do!
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Posted In JavaScript By Tony VirellicloseAuthor: Tony Virelli
Name: Tony Virelli
Email: tvirelli@gmail.com
Site: http://www.tonyvirelli.com
About: My name is Tony Virelli and I am from Iowa. I work for a web marketing and design firm. We offer web design, web programming, web marketing, search engine optimization and hosting. We also do print work, logo design and corporate identities. I am the head PHP programmer and the systems administrator.See Authors Posts (17)
So at my office we use ShadowBox a lot.
Well with the release of Internet Explorer 8 our sites that use ShadowBox no longer worked. Oh, they worked in IE6, IE7, FireFox, Chrome, Safari & Opera, but not in IE8 (a.k.a. The Broken Browser!).
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Posted In Miscellaneous,Perl By John Hass
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Name: John Hass
Email: john@sipmeeting.com
Site: http://www.jkcool.com/
About: John Hass, is not a writer, is not a poet, is not much of anything, but you read his blog posts, I know you do.
But really I am a Linux administrator, and I fake sweet computer programming skills.See Authors Posts (12)
Make 007 Jealous
Public/Private encryption is not a new thing, did you know you can use my favorite swiss army knife to send secret messages to your friends…. Scratch that, I don’t have any friends… Perl Makes this easy with a little module calls Crypt::RSA, yes RSA is under fire for security blah blah, I don’t care, it’s still secure, because Mr. S’s (yes it’s a dudes name) I can’t pronounce nor spell, I know it will be fairly decent, I am almost about sure Mr. S should be Dr. S, but that just sounds evil, so without further ado, public/private key encryption with perl.
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