I found that adding a daily-changing date parameter to my Geocities site URL hides the Yahoo! ad sidebar. This trick likely interacts with Firefox ad blockers to bypass intrusive advertising on the free hosting platform.
I added a search box to the top of my blog that allows users to search through posts using regular expressions. The feature is implemented entirely with JavaScript, providing a fast and simple filtering method.
I shared a brief update while going on vacation. The comments captured discussions about improving my blog's sidebar layout, finding copies of Richard Feynman's books, and dealing with office web filters blocking the site.
I re-enabled comments on my blog after a temporary hiatus. I spent time troubleshooting initial bugs regarding frame issues and session persistence, eventually confirming that user names are saved via cookies rather than IP addresses.
I posted a brief status update during the July 7, 2005 London bombings to confirm my safety as reports of explosions emerged. The discussion quickly shifted to community members sharing resources for free e-books and BitTorrent clients.
I catalog my essential software inventory for new laptop setups, featuring tools like ActivePerl, WinAmp, and NoteTab Light. I also weigh my preference for tools like Firefox and MSN Messenger against those I choose to skip.
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Jetru31 Mar 2005 9:15 am:
Cool!
Jetru31 Mar 2005 9:25 am:
Hey, your search searches the html.
S Anand1 Apr 2005 3:51 am:
It does use dates. On April 1, I have to use 20051 instead of 200531
S Anand1 Apr 2005 3:52 am:
Yes, Jetru – the search box does a regular expression search of all HTML
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