Neat little font recognizer
This service lets you upload an image with text in it, and guesses what font was used. It produced excellent results with the slashdot logo, not so great results with the dagensskiva.com or DN logos....
View ArticleNew toy: CassiniEx
A while ago, Microsoft released a small webserver called Cassini, aimed at only hosting ASP.NET, for the developer who didn’t want to/could install IIS, under their ”Shared source” license. Michael J....
View ArticleFiddler – a HTTP debug proxy
I saw this on Scott Water’s blog: A HTTP debugging proxy called Fiddler, that sets itself up as a default system proxy and enables you to see every little detail about every request sent and response...
View ArticleMaking music on a computer, from a programmers perspective
I spent most of yesterday’s evening setting up Cubase SE after my harddrive crash. I went through all free CD’s that I got with the issues of swedish computer music magazine Studio and discovered a...
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Trying out RSSBandit
When i first got into this RSS aggregator game, FeedReader was pretty much the only (free) game in town. When Syndirella came out, I quickly switched to that, then to SharpReader, and now I’m trying...
View ArticleHardware sucks, part 2
A month ago the hard disk in my home desktop computer crashed. Yesterday, the hard disk in my laptop crashed. I’ve been using computers with hard disks for at least 15 years, and before last month, I...
View ArticleCheck this out: MyTrigger
My friend Erik has not yet mentioned this on his blog, but I feel I need to tell the world about his latest project, MyTrigger. Basically, it’s a small app that lives in your system tray and waits for...
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