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» February 4th, 2010

 

Chrome Extensions: History Button, Extensions Button, Downloads Button

I just created some very simple extensions for Chrome shortly after I taught myself how to create extensions.

As I said, they're VERY simple, but I find them useful, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to share them.

Each extension is a simple lightweight extension that adds a shortcut button to your browser for quick access to your history, extensions, or downloads. It either opens a new tab, or switches to the respective tab if you already have it open in a tab you're not using.

You could nearly accomplish the same thing if you made a bookmark, but this assures you won't open multiple tabs and I like to keep some things separate from the bookmarks bar.

Chrome Extensions Button

Chrome History Button

Chrome Downloads Button

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» January 21st, 2010

 

MySQL Select Count Distinct – Counting and Identifying Duplicate Records

Looking for a [relatively] quick way to identify duplicate records in a table and list how many records there are for each duplicate? Look no further.

In my case, I’ve got a table named Searches which tracks queries on one of my sites. I wanted to check the top queries, so I used this SQL statement:

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SELECT COUNT(*) AS repetitions, Query
FROM Searches
GROUP BY Query
HAVING repetitions > 1
ORDER BY repetitions DESC;

There you have it. A simple, effective way to count and label duplicate records.

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» November 18th, 2009

 

30 Google Wave Invites

Google Wave logoI've got 30 more Google Wave invites to give away. Leave a comment with your email and I'll send them. First come, first serve.

This is actually a nomination and it may take a little while before you get your actual invite.

 

From now on, you must retweet the bitly URL (http://bit.ly/2rwYsG) on twitter and reply to me in order to get an invite.

Example tweet:

@xoise Free Google Wave invites: http://bit.ly/2rwYsG #GoogleWave

Then put a comment in the comment section and don't forget your email (doesn't have to be public).

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