With coming of the CSS 3, it is now possible to draw using merely HTML and CSS. After seeing some awesome work that can be done with CSS 3, one of my friend suddenly get an idea to create a captcha. Thinking that bot today might haven’t able to pass this kind of captcha, I created this, CSS Captcha. The captcha that didn’t use any image. It just simply using HTML and CSS to draw characters in your screen. I might be not the first one to create this though. 🙂
With CSS 3, creating a stick figure is easy and fun. But it is even better if it can move. So here it is
This currently worked on Google Chrome and Safari. However, in my test, Safari lagged a lot in the animation. So Google Chrome performed the best!
Enjoy… 😀
Update: This is also submitted on Smashing Magazine CSS 3 Contest, you can preview and download from there too. 🙂
Menu dropdown is one of the feature that almost every today webs have and it is one of the most popular feature used in the web. In past, such feature need Javascript event. Such as using onMouseOver or onMouseOut event. However, since CSS introduced, the new psuedo classes now have this ability. Also, this solution is work for all major browser, except, of course for the CSS3 juice added, which is currently only worked on web-kit browser such as Chrome and Safari. 🙂
Well, this has irritated me for a while. Virtual Box keep crashing when it start OS, this happen on any OS I want to run. So I’m unable to run some OS I needed, such as XP and Linux, inside my Seven. This happens for quite a while now, I have tried updating my Virtual Box to the newest version several times, and none of them have worked.
Today, I tried again running Virtual Box, hoping it will be able to run a small OS like Puppy. The same thing happen, it crashed. I was forced to turn off the machine manually. After that, I did a little Google search. Finally I found that this problem also happen on another AMD Turion powered notebook, and not only on Virtual Box, but also on Virtual PC.
I found that it seems updating the BIOS might solve this issues. That raise my hopes up. But unfortunately, search in MSI website returned that I have the latest BIOS version. So no update is available, thus no solution. Good things that now I know the problem is related to the processor, further search found that hardware virtualization is the culprit.
Now that I have hardware virtualization disabled, I can finally run any OS I needed. To disable it, go to setting on each OS, click on System and move to Acceleration tab. Uncheck the Enable VT-x/AMD-V option.
Reference:
Thanks Google!
Here is my ZN5 version of Backup Tools.
Even though it used the same name as my E2 version, the code is completely different. I rewrite the code to make sure it would worked well in my ZN5. This is written in Bash and requires showQ and showRadio. So any modded firmware should be able to run this. In addition, you need to have Mgx Box, MPKG Box, or similar software to install MGX.
I just added some basic features for the backup and restore. The backup file is stored in tar archive and the file name is generated by date. By default, the backup file is stored in /mmc/mmca1/backup, you can change it anyway.
It support backup and restore following data:
The best feature it has is it support multiple backup. So you can choose to restore backup from any date you want (as long as you have the backup). 🙂
If the download didn’t work, try to right click and choose save link as (or other similar option in your browser).
Hope you find it useful. Cheers… 🙂
Any comments, suggestions and bugs report are welcome. Thanks.
Have you ever got this error? While this happens, you must make sure you have configured your wp-config.php. Check for these line:
define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘putyourdbnamehere’);
/** MySQL database username */
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘usernamehere’);/** MySQL database password */
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘yourpasswordhere’);/** MySQL hostname */
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);
Above is taken from wp-config-sample.php file. As long as you have configured the DB_NAME, DB_USER and DB_PASSWORD correctly, you should be fine. Some host might use a different DB_HOST, but mostly worked fine with localhost.
Well, if it does configured correctly and there still the same error happen, you might need to check the wp_options table.
Open the wp_options table using PHPMyAdmin or other similar software. Find the value siteurl in column option_name, if you see the option_value get a blank value like below:
Then you are probably on right track. Edit this row and insert your domain full URL in the option_value. Save.
Hopefully the error will go away. I don’t know why this could happen, but it did happen in one of my client website… 🙂 It’s indeed frustating to look for this error, since WordPress didn’t give any specific information about it.
If you found another cause of this error, please share.