Today I wanted to figure out the name and artist of a music snippet I had that was about 10-11 seconds long. Being an iPhone user I could turn to SoundHound, except I opted to uninstall it as I didn’t use it much and it took up a lot of space on my iPhone and it didn’t seem to help me find things very often. SoundHound now offers an app for the Mac but I’m not running the latest OS so that wasn’t an option to test. Now what? more »
Using CSS it’s easy to spice up your WordPress posts by adding some fun styling to the post date. I’m certain this translates well into other blog or CMS systems, but I’m just focusing on WordPress with this one. more »
Wow – I have no idea what the folks at Mozilla are doing now, and maybe they don’t either. But every version of FF since 32.* has really…. well…. sucked. Anyone else having any problems with FF on a Mac? Literally every new tab I open causes it to peg my CPU at 100% for up to 2 minutes. It is virtually unusable. So for now, I’m sticking with v32 until they can stop the stupidity.
Or wrapping that is. I just had reason to look into this with run away non-wrapping URLs in a twitter feed. Turns out the solution is simple in CSS. Simply apply
word-wrap: break-word;
to the DIV containing the offending line and problem solved. Nice.
