I had a problem on one of my blogs wherein the WordPress visual editor (or TinyMCE) had gone missing with one of the recent updates. Tried disabling plugins to no avail. Finally found a solution that involves editing wp-config.php (which doesn’t seem to have created any other problems, at least not that I’ve noticed yet).
The solution was to add the following line to wp-config.php
define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
A pretty nicely put together website that ‘scores’ a location based on what you can walk to from there (walkability? walk friendliness?): Walk Score
I just discovered wikimapia. A great resource for helping to remember what on earth the name was of that building you took a photo of.
From the FoE email. GreenPC are looking for monitor donations.
We need your monitors!
GreenPC is currently calling for your LCD and CRT monitors, to be recycled and distributed to low-income earners and other eligible customers. If you have a disused 17 inch CRT monitor or better, or a disused 15 inch LCD monitor or better, contact GreenPC on 03 9418 7400 or visit the donations page of the GreenPC website. GreenPC can also organise pick-up of donations of 10 or more monitors.
The Wikipedia of maps? OpenStreetMap is an interesting idea. Perhaps a little harder to get into than Wikipedia, but still. Seems quite good for bike paths and the like.
BestInClass is a nice review-aggregator site that helps you to select a digital camera based on a (nice, broad and even useful) range of criteria.
With the airshow on at Avalon this week, the Melbourne Airport flight activity tracker can provide some interesting viewing. You probably need to look at the historical data to find something interesting. Click on the plane icon and select ‘show static track’ to see more than a little bit of tracking. Here’s one example from about 1pm. Limited time offer! The historical data is only viewable for about 24 hours.
A very cool screensaver which displays the date and time: PolarClock from pixelbreaker. Found via lifehacker.
