I just found this blog post on iis.net and applied it to my WordPress site. The site does seem a lot faster but it could be the car wash effect. You know, when you get your car washed and somehow it makes it faster. Also known as the gas tank effect.
Cool audio site letting you hear what different instruments, beat, melody sound like in 2d. Just drag the circles in and out of the other circles. Sounds play automatically.
This site lets you hear any song you want. Just an awesome search engine for music. Use it in IE though, doesn’t seem to load in Firefox for some reason.
Just went to bd’s for lunch here in Denver. They have spicy bbq and lemon which are gluten free. They just don’t have soy sauce. They have gf stickers above the sauces advertising the fact as well. I had the lemon and it was ok, not enough flavor but you can add spices to it. I’ll go for the spicy bbq next time.
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Mike Kauspedas on 17-04-2009
In regards to my post on the iframe hack I mentioned searching through the files and replacing the injected script. We didn’t search by hand. We used an application that scans files and looks for search string. It’s called Actual Search and Replace and worked great.
You can search for a single line of text or multiple lines. Multiple lines helped a lot since the script came in a multi line form as well as single. You can also search for wildcards, instead of just searching all index.html files you can use index.* that way you get index.cfm, index.php, etc.
The hacker must have got wise to this because he started inserting the script on the ending line of code instead of one line below it. So we’d get something like this.
</html><script>I
am
a
bad
script
</scritp>
Our normal method of searching for
<script>I
am
a
bad
script
</scritp>
No longer worked because the starting line included <html>. No big deal, we just searched for this instead.
</html><script>I
am
a
bad
script
</scritp>
Then replaced it with </html>. We had to do that for php ?> and asp <%> as well.
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Mike Kauspedas on 12-02-2009
Yum …
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This should be part of every red blooded american’s communist-attack kit. Not only will it be tasty when all the cows are dead and zombies are eating your family, but you’ll be able to use it in the post apoclyptic society to trade for other items like gluten free toast or towels.
I'm Mike Kauspedas - working in IT for a small web hosting company called GearHost who loves to cycle and has to eat gluten-free. Most of my posts will focus on gluten-free foods and restaurants around Denver Colorado with a sprinkling of cycling in between some posts about technology, guides, and how-to's for web hosting.