Try it out: Base64 Converter

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Web Sniffer

To be totally honest, I’ll probably end up creating my own site for this because I like to build things out for the fun of it.

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Also, if you're like me and constantly need to check your IP address and don't want to always search google for "whats is my ip", I'd recommend you bookmark whats my info, a simple, non-bloated site that gives you what just you're looking for.

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ps aux ww | grep httpd | wc -l

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if (jQuery) {
	// jQuery exists, put code here
} else {
	// jQuery not loaded, put code here
}

This is incorrect. It will work fine if jQuery is loaded, but if it's not loaded, javascript will throw an error and the code to execute if jQuery is not loaded will probably not be processed. The modification to fix this is simple:

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if (window.jQuery) {
	// jQuery exists, put code here
} else {
	// jQuery not loaded, put code here
}

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The following line will disable it on a page completely:

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* {
	-webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);	
}

rgba() is just like rgb(), but it takes a 4th parameter for opacity. It's my belief that this would probably work for iPhone WebView's as well, since both Chrome and Safari are based off of WebKit.

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Download Windows 7 Icons Zip File (8.91 MB)

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<?php
$rss = new RSSReader('http://news.google.com/?output=rss');
while ($rss -> hasNext())
	print_r($rss -> next());
?>

<?php
class RSSReader {
	var $xml = null;
	var $pos = 0;
	var $count = 0;

	function __construct($feed_url) {
		$this -> load_url($feed_url);
	}

	function load_url($feed_url) {
		$this -> load_string(file_get_contents($feed_url));
	}

	function load_string($feed_string) {
		$this -> xml = simplexml_load_string(str_replace('content:encoded', 'content_encoded', $feed_string));
		$this -> pos = 0;
		$this -> count = count($this -> xml -> channel -> item);
	}

	function get_title() {
		return $this -> xml -> channel -> title;
	}

	function get_link() {
		return $this -> xml -> channel -> link;
	}

	function get_pubdate() {
		return $this -> xml -> channel -> pubdate;
	}

	function hasNext() {
		return $this -> count > $this -> pos;
	}

	function next() {
		$obj = $this -> xml -> channel -> item[$this -> pos++];
		return array(
			'title' => (string) $obj -> title,
			'link' => (string) $obj -> link,
			'description' => (string) $obj -> description,
			'content' => (string) $obj -> content_encoded,
			'pubDate' => strtotime($obj -> pubDate),
		);
	}
}
?>

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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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