Feb 24
The Hartman Personality Profile also known as The Color Code, created by Dr. Taylor Hartman, divides personalities into four colors: Red (the power wielders), Blue (the do-gooders), White (the peacekeepers), and Yellow (the fun lovers). Although different groups of people have different demographics, the general breakdown suggests that Reds comprise 35% of the population; Blues 35%; Whites 20%; and Yellows 20%.A 45-question test assesses one’s color.
I recently wrote a fun online version of the Hartman Personality Profile that allows you to see your Personality Color, chart it, and easily share it via facebook.
Feb 11
Facebook has done it again!
Well, at least someone has.
If you inspect the HTTP headers for several of the Facebook AJAX calls, you’ll see that someone came in today when they didn’t want to:
We’re sorry, Mr. Facebook Developer. We understand.
Jan 13
Here’s a quick tool I wrote to spell backwards. No, I don’t know why I wrote it.
Now you can copy and paste your text wherever you needed!
The tool uses javascript to take any word, sentence, or other string of characters and simply reverse their input. It was written with jQuery.
Dec 11
If you were a hardcore internet user any time back in the 90′s, chance are good that at one point or another you had an AOL account. If that’s the case, you may have also saved/archived your old email into an AOL Personal Filing Cabinet, or .PFC file.
Unfortunately, the AOL PFC is a proprietary file format for archiving e-mail and can’t be read by Outlook or most other common mail viewers.
That’s where PFC Viewer comes in. At one point in time, a savvy developer created a java-based PFC viewer that would inspect the contents of an AOL PFC file and let you get access to all of your old e-mail without installing the client. Sadly, his original website and code went missing, but through some determined investigating of my own, I was able to found the source and original release.
You’ll need the Java runtime environment (JRE) installed on your machine to get this Jar file working properly.
Download Link: http://www.imasuper.com/myuploads/2009/12/pfcview.jar
Download the JAR file and double-click to open. Then navigate to File > Open and open your PFC. And there’s your old email.
The original PFC Viewer was released under the MIT software license, which allows me to provide a download link to the application here without cause for license violation.
Sep 24
Yes, there is a difference. Now you can stop using them interchangeably. 
