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Retreive forgotten firefox passwords

Tue, 20 Nov 2007 14:47:48 GMT

clipped by: chrisfeola

This is, by far, the best snippet of javascript code I've seen in action, EVER !!!

I usually choose the "Remember" option for logins in Firefox because I just can't remember them all and I rarely make backups, so today I needed to use an uncapped account, but the password was wrong.

I had 2 options, waste my time and phone Telkom or hack it wide open...

*SIGH*

Google search, usually the only solution database for me, displayed some links that looked so random that I almost gave up but then one just stood out from within those blue results, for it was quite a current post.

You can read more at Raymond.CC but heres the gist of it:

Whilst on a page with any saved password that is masked in asterisks, paste the following code into the Firefox address bar and hit enter. A popup will appear with the password for that login page.

Tags: firefox, tips, tricks, password help

Make Second Life sculpted prims easily with Rokuro (lathe)

Fri, 01 Jun 2007 04:53:27 GMT

clipped by: Torley
clipper's remarks: I've tried this a bit and it's fun; Benja Kepler even made a video tutorial for it. The interface is a bit unorthodox, as if it were some tool from the Elder Gods found in a simple farmer's cornfield. But it's easy enough to get used to.

Clip Source: www.kanae.net

ROKURO(lathe) - Sculpted Prim Maker -

by Yuzuru Jewell(KANAE PROJECT) produced by youwith

This Program makes Sculpted Prim texture .tga file of a solid of revolution for Secondlife.

[Video]

Tags: make, second, life, sculpted, prims, easily, with, rokuro, (lathe)

Suceeding in Second Life

Mon, 28 May 2007 15:05:48 GMT

clipped by: cc_chapman
clipper's remarks: I'm one of the project leads on the Virtual Thirst project so I was psyched to see such a good review of it on AdAge.

Clip Source: adage.com

In the Wild West that is virtual-world marketing, Coca-Cola is the latest settler to amble into town

"At the end of the day, it's all about us learning to be better marketers in new environments," said Coke Director-Global Interactive Marketing Michael Donnelly. "In this case, it's a virtual environment."

Tags: coke, second life, crayon

Interact with an Art Exhibit

Tue, 22 May 2007 14:39:56 GMT

clipped by: rcthor_vendors
clipper's remarks: Touch, change and interact with art.

Clip Source: www.ny1.com

New Art Exhibit Features Makes Creative Use Of Multimedia

On piece called "Freestyle," works with messages from cell phones – either a text message, a picture message or a video message. For example, you can send a video of yourself and it will incorporate it into a whole music video-type production.

"Essentially it's a music video that you create entirely from your cell phone," says artist Dana Karwas. "It can be used in multiple venues. I can see it on a really large screen in like Times Square or in a store or at a party. It can also be used at home for fun."

An entire exhibit of high tech art that you can touch, change, interact with, yet they're all longing for a life outside of museums. It's the second annual Interactive Multimedia Culture Expo, developed by Studio IMC and the NYU School of Interactive Telecommunications.

Tags: art, immersive

Sangin Valley Area

Fri, 11 May 2007 15:32:49 GMT

clipped by: woodpainter

Clip Source: news.bbc.co.uk

Tags: afghanistan, helmand, war, death, civilian-killings

110 in the the shade

Fri, 11 May 2007 13:55:34 GMT

clipped by: woodpainter

Clip Source: www.nytimes.com

Is it possible for a performance to be too good? Audra McDonald brings such breadth of skill and depth of feeling to the Roundabout Theater Company revival of “110 in the Shade” that she threatens to burst the seams of this small, homey musical. Ravishing of voice and Olympian of stature, she’s an overwhelming presence in an underwhelming show.

Tags: audra mcdonald, theater, revival, review, new york, new york times

expectation of standard of living

Fri, 11 May 2007 03:16:00 GMT

clipped by: woodpainter
clipper's remarks: Survey of California youth

Clip Source: news.newamericamedia.org

Tags: california, young, youth, attitude, future, standard, living

Knots

Thu, 10 May 2007 18:16:01 GMT

clipped by: woodpainter

Clip Source: content5.clipmarks.com

Tags: knots, howto, squarenot

Clipmarks

Thu, 10 May 2007 18:11:34 GMT

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Clip Source: clipmarks.com

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Hoax photos go back a long way...Sorr

Fri, 09 Feb 2007 16:01:27 GMT

clipped by: FarthingDown
clipper's remarks: Sorry about the garish turquoise type, it's white type on a blue background on the site .

Clip Source: www.museumofhoaxes.com

HOAX
PHOTO GALLERY

When Daguerre's discovery of the art of photography was announced to the world in 1839, many scientists, such as Dr. Bird of Philadelphia, found the concept so extraordinary that they insisted the announcement had to be a hoax. Photography was, of course, quite real, but it has proven to be a favorite tool of hoaxers since its invention. What follows are some notorious photographic fakes arranged in chronological order from the Civil War to the present.

Clip Source: www.museumofhoaxes.com

Portrait of Lincoln
For decades following the Civil War, the portrait of Lincoln shown on the left graced the walls of public buildings and classrooms. But Lincoln never posed for this portrait. Instead a photograph of Lincoln's head had been superimposed onto a portrait of the Southern leader John Calhoun. This was done because there were hardly any appropriate 'heroic-style' portraits of Lincoln made during his life.

Clip Source: www.museumofhoaxes.com

The Sympsychograph
The scientist David Starr Jordan published this image in Popular Science Monthly in 1896. He claimed it had been produced by a device called the Sympsychograph that transferred images from people's minds directly onto photographic film. In this case, the person had evidently been thinking of a cat. Jordan meant his claim to be a joke, but hundreds of readers were fooled into believing that the Sympsychograph was a real invention.

Clip Source: www.museumofhoaxes.com

Wisconsin's Capitol Collapses
Published on the front page of the Madison Capital-Times on April 1, 1933. The Capital-Times claimed that the dome of the Wisconsin state Capitol had collapsed because "large quantities of gas, generated through many weeks of verbose debate in the Senate and Assembly chambers, had in some way been ignited." The picture and accompanying article were April Fool's Day jokes.

Tags: photos, hoaxes

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Retreive forgotten firefox passwords

Make Second Life sculpted prims easily with Rokuro (lathe)

ROKURO(lathe) - Sculpted Prim Maker -

by Yuzuru Jewell(KANAE PROJECT) produced by youwith

Suceeding in Second Life

Interact with an Art Exhibit

Sangin Valley Area

110 in the the shade

expectation of standard of living

Knots

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A smart way to discover the web

What would you clip?

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Hoax photos go back a long way...Sorr