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The Pizzy: A look forward to 2012 – Slim-Down Tech
Last year I helped protect yourself online; this year, I help protect yourself in real life. I’ll start a series of posts about various weight-loss technologies I will be using to lose ~5 lbs a month without any medication, just sheer effort.
How-To Tech
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How To Set Google SSL Search as Your Default Search Engine in Chrome OS
A simple solution to forcing all your Google Searches to be done over HTTPS on your Chrome browser.
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Using Friend Lists for Facebook Privacy
To achieve a more granular level of privacy on Facebook, you can create Custom Friend Lists and use them in your privacy settings
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How to Connect to SQL through Windows Authenticated ODBC in PHP
If you use MSSQL over ODBC, connecting w/ PHP is simply a DOMAIN\WEBSERVER acct on the MSSQL server & the DSN in PHP’s odbc_connect()
Privacy's a Joke, Security's Not
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AT&T Begins Service to Text Users in Certain Locations
According to the New York Times, AT&T is going to launch a text-message service to send SMS messages to customers in certain locations. Um, hell no! It’s called “ShopAlerts” and is…
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Configuring your Facebook Application Security Settings
One of the least-checked settings on Facebook, is the permissions you’ve given every app/game/quiz you’ve ever used with the site.
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Configuring your Facebook Profile Privacy Settings
If you’ve never logged out of Facebook and looked at your profile page, you may be surprised at how much info you’re sharing with the world.
Living in the Cloud
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The EverCoupon: The last coupon you’ll ever need
A phone app to let you scan coupons to the cloud, share w/ friends, auto-delete expired ones & provide a single barcode for the store clerk
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My favorite Google Chrome OS extensions
After 2 months of Chrome OS daily use, I’ve compiled a list of plugins a web developer & casual social network engineer should use.
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Living in the Cloud: Code Editing
TextDrop is a text-editing, cloud-based web-application that allows you to create, modify, and save text-based files back to Dropbox.