For those of you who have no idea what base64 is, it’s basically a standarized code. How it is formed is that when you input a string, the program puts your input through a rule of how it’s going to be modified. The output, then, is the input put through the rule. I don’t quite understand it yet, but here’s …
Today is going to be quite exciting. We have two assemblies: one for a comedy show and one for our seniors. The first assembly was to admit disappointing. Most of the time I wasn’t paying attention, so I can’t tell you much, other than that one of our “comedian” seniors was telling jokes on the gym floor and that at …
About a week ago, my friend Darren (a.k.a. onekopaka) got an application for twitter called Tweetie. He started using it, so when I hovered over the “From Tweetie” part of the tweet, it went to a URL called atebits.com Intrigued, I followed aling and discovered that atebits.com also authored this “revolutionary” new app called Scribbles. I had been searching for …
So, Onekopaka recommended me this other blogging extension called ScribeFire. So far, it’s great because the font type on this extension is comparable to WordPress’, which I LOVE. It has a multiple blog manager and you can even save posts as drafts for later publishing. On the side are some sort of tabs which I’m still figuring out as to …
It’s called WordPress.com Sidebar by GS! Networks. I just got it right now and I love it. It’s just like Twitkit but for wordpress, and has awesome features like stats and a spellcheck. The disadvantages of this addon are that it’s currently kind of bland, and the spell checker is a separate text field, but that’s circumvented by Firefox’s spell …