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Google Spreadsheets Revision History Enhanced
Google Spreadsheets Revision History Enhanced is a userscript that adds these features to Google Spreadsheets Revision History:
- Put editors' colors on the sheets they have edited
- Look and feel of an ordinary diff viewer
- Quicker sheet switching
icalfilter.com
Doing some advertisement for a service I recently released: icalfilter.com.
Today, when you want to subscribe to a calendar, you basically have two options:
- Add the calendar's url to the list of external calendars in your calendar viewer. You will receive updates, but won't be able to delete events you are not interested in.
- Take a copy of the calendar and import it in your calendar viewer. You will be able to delete events you are not interested in, but you won't receive any updates.
icalfilter.com lets you create filters for your imported ical calendar files, which you want to have updates from but hide events you are not interested in. Good example uses are schedules, facebook events, etc.
Create dot-file released
Some days ago, I got furious about the inability to create dot-files (.htaccess, .gitignore, etc.) directly in Windows Explorer. So I decided to code a utility that would allow you to do so. Said and done, Create dot-file has been created!
Slocify for Winamp version 0.3 released
Today, I released the third version of Slocify for Winamp. And we are without doubt heading for a more stable and easier to use experience. New in this version:
- The ability to seek while paused.
- Changing volume in Winamp changes the volume in Spotify.
- The output time is now accurate and doesn't get out of sync.
- You can now drag and drop albums as well as tracks from Spotify to Winamp. Playlists and artists are still not supported.
- Various other bug fixes...
You can get it from the Slocify page. I hope you like it!
FakeAV
Update (2008-12-27): Koumes21 wrote a new version using x86 assembler language.
Ever got tired of Windows Live Messenger constantly nagging about how important it is that you protect yourself from viruses? Or do you just want to send the developers of Windows Live OneCare safety scanner to some darker place for their great job with creating the slowest application in cyberspace history?
Anyhow. I got tired this afternoon and came up with this (at least in my opinion) great idea: