Aaron Saray

open source programmer,
web developer

entrepreneur, author
and musician

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Monthly Archives: September 2007

MySpace bulletins to RSS

So I’m sick of myspace… or so I say to myself. So now I log in about half the time as I did before… and this is because I’ve made the following script. It logs in and grabs each bulletin … Continue reading

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Create Google Advanced Search String

I found an interesting article about the parameters of the advanced search URL for google. Just for fun, I tested out their concepts and they were all true. I figured maybe there was a reason to do this as a … Continue reading

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Add Event Viewer to My Computer Right-Click

Just wanted to note this awesome registry change that you could apply to get a right-click menu on my computer that allows direct access to the event viewer in windows xp. eventviewer.reg Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 ;Adds Add/Remove to … Continue reading

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Cross Domain AJAX – A quick anatomy of a mashup

So after searching the Internet for some cross domain AJAX stuff, I noticed two interesting articles. The first was the specifics of writing these queries (located here). Then, the next gave a breakdown of how this might be useful in … Continue reading

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Create an RSS feed of comments from myspace

Lately, I’ve been trying to find ways to reduce the amount of time I spend on stupid sites like myspace (nevermind the fact that the time it took to reduce this amount took me enough time to visit myspace 1x … Continue reading

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Pass PHP session to a new script using fsockopen

I was working on a script that opened up a new connection to the same server with fsockopen to process a php script. It passed the variables needed through GET and then gathered the output. Finally, it displayed the output … Continue reading

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