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SOPA

Dette website indeholder ét (og kun ét) HTML <div>-tag der med garanti overholder SOPA til fulde. Den kan ses herunder:

Dette HTML <div>-tag overholder SOPA.

Websitet iøvrigt linker videre ud i verden, indeholder indhold genereret af wordpress systemet samt tilhørende & thirdparty plugins. Oplever du derfor indhold på hjemmesiden der ikke overholder SOPA, er der ikke meget jeg kan stille op i anledningen.

Eksempelvis linket til SOPA er i direkte modstrid med omtalte lovforslag, da der findes indhold på wikipedia der er i strid med ophavsretten / copyright lovgivningen.

Nyd den ene div. Det gør jeg. Neeej, den er fin.

NemID

Pardon Anden’s franske iøvrigt… Men jeg kan nu godt forstå han er mopset. Var igennem cirka det samme selv ved overgangen til “NemID”.

Part 1:
YouTube-forhåndsvisningsbillede

Part 2:
YouTube-forhåndsvisningsbillede

IE9 Release Candidate woes

IE9 RC failed after here on Win7 32bit after just 5 minutes of use on the perhaps most visited webpage on the Internet.

I loaded iGoogle, logged into my regular google account, which displays a customized google search frontpage that is automatically updated on a regular interval with whatever RSS news feeds I have subscribed to. After loading the page I minimized IE9 RC and left it on its own. Upon returning to the browser after approximately 5 minutes, this is what I got: A blank page just stating “google.dk is not responding.”.

IE9 RC error

The error is consistantly reproduceable.

Oh, did I mention you can’t uninstall IE9 RC and go back to IE8?

Is it just me, or is that not all too promising?

Update:
Installed the final version (on top of my beta version)…. same problem – however, I could now rollback to IE8 which works “perfectly”.

Wierd Win7 problem with the Quick Launch bar

Anyone know how to solve this weird problem I have with the quick launch bar in Win7?

Annoying Win7 quick launch problem with IExplorer icon missing...

All of sudden the quick launch bar has started to forget which icon to show for IExplorer. It just show a default application icon instead. The context menu works fine, it’s just the icon that is displayed wrong.

To fix it, I unpin IExplorer and re-pin IExplorer through the Start menu. This solves the issues for some time but it always goes back to the default app icon eventually.

This is really, really, REALLY annoying. Any help, clues, hints and/or pointers in the right direction for a solution would be appreciated.