Tag Archives: greasemonkey

Android Scripting Environment is heating up

By MattK | Published: March 25, 2010
The Android Scripting Environment is to the Android phone as Greasemonkey is to Firefox.   It’s a simple place to do quick hacks for your phone without having to build a full plugin or application. Two cool scripts that just got released are Silent Night and Droid Track.
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Better Berkeley Webcasts even better

By MattK | Published: December 16, 2009
Nate Whitten wrote in with a suggestion for Better Berkeley Webcasts.  He wants to save all of the files to check them out later.  He’s using a download manager like Down Them All1, but Berkeley’s files are named poorly, so he doesn’t know which one to watch first. Even better, he sent in the fix [...]
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Professor Robb Willer and the Golden Apple

By MattK | Published: May 8, 2009
The group of misfits I grew up with has turned out pretty well. One of them, Robb Willer was my debate partner for a while. He’s gone on to be a professor at Berkeley. Robb won the Golden Apple award for being an awesome teacher. How awesome? Robb’s got intellectual groupies! Berkeley put up Robb’s [...]
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