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A New Type of Phishing Attack
Posted on 25. May, 2010 by emposha.
The web is a generative and wild place. Sometimes I think I missed my calling; being devious is so much fun. Too bad my parents brought me up with scruples.
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Jquery IE crash plugin
Posted on 01. Apr, 2010 by emposha.
A jQuery plugin for crashing IE6. That’ll teach those motherf!%@*#s to upgrade their s#*t.
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FCBKcomplete v 2.7.4
Posted on 23. Feb, 2010 by emposha.
Fancy facebook-like dynamic inputs with auto complete & pre added values. If you have any comments or requests, please post them and I will try to include all the requested features in the upcoming release.
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Most short method to find out if your browser is IE
Posted on 09. Jan, 2010 by emposha.
Only 5 byte and you can find out if it`s IE
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Internet Explorer – Do you want to display the nonsecure items?
Posted on 17. Dec, 2009 by emposha.
Recently one of my friends asked me to check his e-shop on the fact that upon entering the SSL page, the buyer has received popup with message “Do you want to display the nonsecure items?” that and probably because of this message some buyers simply closes the browser window and leave the store without buying anything.
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jqVideoBox v 1.00
Posted on 27. Oct, 2009 by emposha.
jqVideoBox is jquery port of Videobox(mootools) lightbox for videos Youtube, Metacafe, Google Video, iFilm and custom flash.
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Amazon: Windows 7 is ‘the biggest pre-order product of all time’
Posted on 21. Oct, 2009 by emposha.
Windows 7 has beaten boy wizard Harry Potter to become the biggest pre-order product of all time in the UK, says Amazon.
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Visual Studio 2010 new logo
Posted on 20. Oct, 2009 by emposha.
What you think about it?
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If you can figure this out.
Posted on 22. Sep, 2009 by emposha.
If you can figure this out, you may have a future with Google.
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Intel Commences 32 nm Chip Production
Posted on 15. Sep, 2009 by emposha.
Intel’s foundries have commenced mass production of the company’s first processors based on the 32 nm second generation high-K metal gate (HKMG) technologies.