Argh, seems like iPhone 3GS has issues with is vibrator. For some mysterious reason, my iPhone stopped vibrating, Although some people blamed the missing vibration problem on firmware issues, however already I had the most recent firmware on.
Then I stumbled upon this tip which pretty much says to turn on vibrate and hit the phone from the back with your palm. It actually started to vibrate after a couple of tabs to my surprise 
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Anyway, if you find that the vibrate keeps going off again, simply download one of those free vibration apps. For me I used iBrate, and kept running it (hitting it when it stops) until the vibration became constant. I did a few cycles of that (ie starting and stopping the vibration) and it was fine after that!
Leave a comment » I had an issue whereby my iframe was loading a webpage from a different domain. Problem is the webpage in the iframe was required to load cookies from its own domain. This works in Firefox and most other browsers except Internet Explorer because its default setting prevents the loading of 3rd party. Google says that all you need to do to get this working is setup a P3P Cookie Privacy policy according to P3P Specifications. Most results also say that all you need is to setup the P3P policy in the header. Such as in VB
Code:
HttpContext.Current.Response.AddHeader("P3P", "CP=""CAO PSA OUR""") |
OR in PHP
PHP:
<?php header('P3P: CP="CAO PSA OUR"'); ?> |
This is an experimental concept I came up with on webdevrefinery.
The idea is to have a centrally maintained and human moderated set of links that forms a network of possibly SEO positive links. This is meant to help personal websites and freelance developers who would like an honest way to exchange links and facilitate collaboration.
Of course, we can’t accept just anybody to the list, so heres the requirements of entry:
Seems like open source software isn’t the solution to piracy of commercial software after all. These days with open source going main stream and more software and services becoming free to use, they are either funded by sponsored ads or paid versions of premium services. This is leading to a new form of piracy, where by people are claiming credits for source code they have not written and generating ad revenue or receiving donation from it.
Recently I had the dubious honor of having someone repackage a Firefox addon that I wrote and released on a Mozilla Public license. Although it was open sourced, this person stripped my credits from the source code (violating the licence it was released in) and releasing it as his own without even bothering to even change the name of the plugin.
Thanks to a thread on Home Theatre Forum, I was FINALLY able to fix that irritating delay on my Samsung LA46a550 LCD TV.
When the tv is turned on and connected to an external sound system, there is a split second delay between the sound coming from the tv’s builtin speakers and the external sound system’s speakers causing an echo effect. So far Samsung’s reply was to mute the tv’s speakers when using an external sound system…
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Brinley Ang is a sysadmin, web dev, coder, geek boy, jedi knight fragger, caffine addict, deaf meloncholic and rockstar wannabe. Listens to the sex pistols and a wide assortment of heavy metal.
