Comments for Kevin Henrikson

Comment on UPDATE: AJAX Developers Toolbox – Firefox plugins by Joey Novak

Joey Novak — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 20:29:30 +0000

Atlast! Another person that understands the usefulness of TamperData. I’ve been using it for years but it seems no one else even knows it exists.

Comment on Gmail POP SSL certs for Symbian / Nokia phones by rantete randy wise

rantete randy wise — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 15:32:56 +0000

i like nokia

Comment on Gmail POP SSL certs for Symbian / Nokia phones by wise

wise — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 15:31:33 +0000

my nokia 2760 is no longer downloading games and applications and i dont no why when i stop it it says unable to end shared connection

Comment on Time to switch? – Thinkpad vs. MacBook Pro – Part I by GooMoo

GooMoo — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 04:49:30 +0000

I just sold my Mac pro days ago and get new TP X300. I’m not saying MAC is not good enough, but it’s really hard and unconvenient when I used MAC in the school….terrible!!!

TP X300, i really love it.

Comment on Gmail chat problems by Donna Byers

Donna Byers — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:36:32 +0000

i can not get chat to enable

Comment on Time to switch? – Thinkpad vs. MacBook Pro – Part I by m1

m1 — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:11:31 +0000

Thinkpad = rugged (not so sleek looking), ultranav

Macbook = sleek looking (not so rugged), no ultranav

Those are really the only differences now (other than price i guess) – you can run OSX or WinXP on either.

I like the thinkpad running OSX personally. The touch-pad mouse thing gives me carpal tunnel issues, and I don’t like the external mouse – because I like to be able to compute in full effect while, for example, sitting on an airplane or whereever without carting one more misc item.

Ultranav kicks ass once you get used to it, and I believe apple has some ego issues to deal with before they would adopt something similar.

Comment on Top Firefox Extensions by PJ

PJ — Thu, 22 May 2008 02:36:40 +0000

Sweet list Kevin, a personal favorite of mine though, is the Firefox 2 web developer toolbar. As a designer I couldn’t live without it.

Comment on Gmail chat problems by nipun

nipun — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:00:19 +0000

I cant access my orkut and gmail account due to web sense . when i log in to gmail everything is fine but my contacts i chat to through my account is always off-line and server try to conneticg,

and For orkut i cant access it . its shows page block

now please some help plz

Comment on Time to switch? – Thinkpad vs. MacBook Pro – Part I by mxky

mxky — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 22:59:56 +0000

I’m thinking of buying a macbook or a thinkpad, I really don’t know yet.. I know that apple is gonna update in june 08, I believe, the intel penryn chips and their new design. The fact is that I had a powerbook in 2003 and I have been a bit disppointed too! the thing was so hot that I couldn’t put it on my knees, some soft problem, macos didn’t want to start several times. Something I don’t get is that many people told me that softwares crash a lot on windows and just don’t on mac. From my point, the problems I had with my powerbook during one year of strong utilisation is 90% I had with my previous PC in 5 years.. I noticed something very interesting between win XP Pro and macos 10.2 (version I had that time). When a soft crash on PC, you have the time to save your work, but on Macos it really crash, it happens to me so many time that I am a bit afraid about getting a new one, even its macox 10.5 now..

Comment on Gmail POP SSL certs for Symbian / Nokia phones by Ilgaz

Ilgaz — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:11:38 +0000

It is really unbeliavable that Nokia, Equifax and Google have put their users to such hassle and security risk.

Google as king of web could make a phonecall to Equifax people to setup a secure wap page to serve their certificates and Nokia themselves are putting their users to very significant risk to use such a weird way to install certificates. Nokia 9300 (series 80) could open .cer or x509 files and install them, Series 60 V3 which is years ahead requires some weird format…

Thanks for this great tip and people, you better contact Equifax to get a “der” root certificate rather than becoming ultra paranoid if you download it from third party.