White Label Google Forms

Google Forms are a reasonable option for conducting quick surveys without having to manage your own server. Sometimes, though, you want a bit more control over the user experience than what is provided by the template. Google App Script lets you do this, the following script dumps provided variables into a spreadsheet, just like a… Continue reading White Label Google Forms

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Thinking about Internet Privacy

Made a quick survey for my HCI class this quarter to look at how people think about their privacy online.

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Provider Change

I switched this blog’s hosting provider from dreamhost to digital ocean over the last couple days. Some features may still be glitchy for a bit longer as I finish the migration. The benefit is that I now am on a private VM, which allows features like SSL, so https://wills.co.tt/ is now active.

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Browserify-Override

Browserify-Override is a quick attempt I made at making a module for node.js. It allows the user to patch the output of browserify – a program which converts node.js modules into a browser-loadable format.

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Aaron made the world a better place.

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I backed the digispark kickstarter[1] earlier this year, which makes super cheap little Arduino-speaking…

I backed the digispark kickstarter earlier this year, which makes super cheap little Arduino-speaking USB sticks. My first project was to hook it up to a motion sensor I had lying around, and now my monitor turns on automatically when I sit down in front of my computer. I can also imagine having it take… Continue reading I backed the digispark kickstarter[1] earlier this year, which makes super cheap little Arduino-speaking…

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Network Visualization

I presented CalmNetViz to a bunch of students this afternoon at DawgBytes.

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DriveCode

DriveCode Self Relient Text Editing for Drive. I spent a couple days making a text editor for Google Drive. Quite minimal at the moment, but fun to see how the various Google APIs are meant to fit together. This was posted on Google+…

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Chrome Proxy

Proxxy had its best installation day ever yesterday. I have no clue why. Usage is at about 2500 users, up from 1500 this summer.

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