Showing Hidden Files in Finder
Today, I have a little tip on showing hidden files and folders in Finder. Maybe this is old news for other Mac users, but I only recently got a MacBook.
Today, I have a little tip on showing hidden files and folders in Finder. Maybe this is old news for other Mac users, but I only recently got a MacBook.
A utility in C# that 1) allows you to generate all the prime numbers between 1 and the number you specify, and 2) tells you whether or not your a particular number is prime.
I was looking through the EE code and found this:

Needless to say, I'm in awe of anyone who can "draw" like that. ;-)

Hopefully, I can take down that little squiggly sign "~" soon, like oh, sometime in the next ten years.
The reason for the belated/predated lament is the replacement of IE 6 on my own computer. Today also marks the first time I wrote CSS styles specifically for IE 7 (as opposed to all browsers beneath it). There weren't many styles --- very few, actually, and most of these few style changes were, well, stylistic changes as opposed to bug-fixes.
When my PNG images worked, I almost cried. :-P
A really easy way to test it without leaving the comfort of your 1280x1024 screens; goto the site that you want to test and replace the text in the URL url field with:
javascript:window.resizeTo(640, 480);
Yes, this resizes the entire window so you can type in this text first and then navigate to your site.