All posts by arnorhs

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  1. 2010

    1. Check out my weekend project: FridgeList todo list

      Sun, Apr 25, 2010

      I've been spending most of this weekend knees deep in HTML5, localStorage, CSS3 for a hobby weekend project of mine: FridgeList The original intention was to create a HTML5 web app using the Facebook Graph API, since I've been pretty excited about that. But then I got this idea for a super simple task list and I guess the Facebook Graph project will have to wait....

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    2. Defining "The Cloud" - Hint: SaaS is not Cloud!

      Thu, Apr 22, 2010

      There are so many buzz words in this industry that gain momentum, and people tend to start using them everywhere, trying to insert some jizz into whatever their product is. In the last couple of years the term "Cloud" has been one of the most popular ones. It comes in many forms of course. Some of them include "In the cloud", "Cloud computing", "Cloud based services", etc.

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    3. I just enabled @anywhere for arnorhs.com

      Fri, Apr 16, 2010

      Twitter recently launched a development platform called @anywhere. You can find more information about that on https://dev.twitter.com/ (Side note: I really like the design of the site)

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    4. What Makes a Great Webcast?

      Thu, Apr 15, 2010

      I'm a big fan of webcasts (video podcasts).  I have my favorites in various categories that I watch regularly. My viewing pattern is somewhat different from watching standard TV shows or something lik...

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    5. My Pragmatic Take on SEO

      Wed, Mar 24, 2010

      I've been thinking a lot about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) these days. Mostly due to a pretty controversial article by Paul Boag, Why I don't get SEO. I get the point of the article but I think it misses a few considerations. I want to summarize my own thoughts on SEO in a pragmatic way. Disclaimer: I'm not an SEO expert and I do not work in the field so I could be wrong. This is just a Web Developer's pragmatic perspective.

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    6. Why Flash-based Websites Are Usually a Bad Idea

      Sat, Feb 27, 2010

      Through the last years developing websites for various types of clients - from small start ups, retailers, organizations to bigger companies - I've come to realize one thing pretty clearly. Everybody loves Flash. Well, almost everybody...

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    7. Stats on Spam

      Tue, Feb 23, 2010

      Now I've been collecting spam for a little over a year on spambotlove.com. The purpose of which I do not know, yet. I kind of forgot about the project until just recently, so I started harvesting some stats from the database. Currently we have 729,255 records in the database. That's 3 MB of data.

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    8. Hello world

      Sat, Feb 20, 2010

      First post Then I imported the blog entries from the SpamBotLove blog (it was a tumblr blog), so there are older entries here

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    9. Where's your logic?

      Sat, Feb 20, 2010

      _Ok, this is my first blog post here, so it probably sucks. If you value your time, don't read this._ When writing code these days, I keep running into these dilemmas. With the way the web a...

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  1. 2009

    1. Probably a mistake

      Tue, Jan 27, 2009

      I think my previous excitement was unfounded … probably was just some guy playing around, not a real bot… But I’m patient.

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    2. First post

      Mon, Jan 26, 2009

      Great news people.. We have the first set of spam in the house… Now we’re finally in “business” :-)

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    3. Basic functionality

      Sun, Jan 25, 2009

      Ok. Now we have the basic functionality of posting and reading from forms ready. I tried to keep the form very simple so any spambot should be able to submit into it. So far there are no ent...

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    4. Tumblr blog up

      Sat, Jan 24, 2009

      I’m setting up the Tumblr blog. Will be using that for all blog posts and information about the website’s progress.

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