Category Archives: browser

CoD4 “Connection Time Out” Fix

Posted on November 11, 2007 by blandname

If you are trying to connect to an online server in Call of Duty, you have probably noticed that you will wait through “Awaiting Connection” for about 10 or 11 seconds, then the connection times out. This is due to … Continue reading →

Posted in Activision, Awaiting Connection, Call, Call of Duty, CoD 4, CoD4, Connect to Server, Connection, Connection Timed Out, Duty, Fix, Master, Multiplayer, Online, Time Out, Timeout, browser, software | 34 Comments

Installing WordPress MU on a Dreamhost Server

Posted on October 25, 2006 by blandname

Blandname is currently hosted with DreamHost, and we’ve been here for years. It’s cheap, offers lots of goodies, and one-click installs allow us to easily install and test web-based software. Not to mention that they also support Ruby on Rails, … Continue reading →

Posted in MySQL, OSS, Open Source, OpenSource, PHP, RSS, WP MU, WordPress MU, blandname, blog, browser, cms, code, content management solution, database, dreamhost, gzip, htaccess, mod-rewrite, ssh, tutorial, web, web browsers, web design, web development, weblog, weblog tools, wordpress, yottabite | 4 Comments

Beyond Firefox 2 – Testing Minefield (Firefox 3)

Posted on October 23, 2006 by blandname

OK, so everyone is very excited about Firefox 2. I’m excited, your excited, all the social networks are ablaze. But development does not stop at whole numbers, and the testing must go on – which is how we got here. … Continue reading →

Posted in Bon Echo, Edgy, Edgy Eft Beta, Eft, Firefox, IE7, Leopard, Microsoft, Minefield, OSS, Open Source, OpenSource, Opera, SP2, SQLite, Safari, Screenshots, Windows XP, Windows XP SP2, XP, browser, edgy eft, mozilla, software, sqlite3, ubuntu, ubuntu 6.10, vista, web, windows | 3 Comments

Run IE 6 and IE 7 at the same time

Posted on October 18, 2006 by blandname

Now that Internet Explorer 7 has been released in its final form, a lot of people are rushing out to install it as soon as possible. However, some web designers will want to keep a working version of Internet Explorer … Continue reading →

Posted in Explorer, IE6, IE7, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Windows XP, Windows XP SP2, XP, browser, software, web, web development, windows | 2 Comments