Quickies, by Andrea Olivato

[Browser] My favourite Chrome extensions

codepuzzling:

The development release of Chrome allow to install extension as for Firefox, but the process of installation (and even of creation as I heard from some developers) is faster. Here it is my list:

• AdThwart: Block ads on websites. Supports EasyList and many other ad blocker filter lists.
• RSS Subscription Extension: Adds one-click subscription to your toolbar.
• Chrome Gestures: Chrome Mouse Gestures
• Google Quick Scroll: Quick Scroll lets you jump directly to the relevant bits of a Google search result.
• StumbleUpon: Discover the best of the web!
• goo.gl url shortener: Shorten url with goo.gl, the new Google url shortener
• Firebug Lite: Using firebug lite on Google Chrome
• Eye Dropper: Eye Dropper and Color Picker extension which allows you to pick color from any webpage or from advanced color picker

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Recursively download a #Ftp tree via #Wget

This shows how to download recursively a complete ftp tree using wget command line tool

wget -r 'ftp://USER:PASS@HOST/PATH'

Going Mobile - Twhois Android App

twhois:

We are very proud to present you our new Android application featuring the Twhois service.

The App was realized as experiment and is still an Alpha version. It’s compatible with Android 1.5+ (tested until 2.1) and is very rough as layout.

From the main window you can type the username of a tweep you’re interested on, and then press the Twhois this button.

After a bit of loading (please be patient, we still need to put the loading animation) you will retrieve exactly the same data presented on our main website. Avatar, full name, company and role details, a short biography and obviously the Social networks profiles of the desired user. As show below data are presented very schematically.

Downloads

You can install the application directly from the Android market searching for twhois or com.ao.twhois

Alternatively you can use the following QR or download the .apk directly.

Remove unwanted profiles - part 1

twhois:

We continue working on the editing part of twhois and today we’re releasing the first part of the remove feature we were asked to implement.

Logging in via Twitter API you are now able to delete previously added profiles. This means that the red cross shown above will only be present for links you added manually from the ‘Add profiles’ button.

We’re working hard to release the second part of the script soon, so that you will be able to delete automatically imported profiles too.

While you’re waiting don’t forget to fill out bugs!