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How to find Telegram groups
more and more people are hearing about Telegram. For example, Telegram sometimes appears in the news and there are several people who are already in Telegram groups. As a result, you may wonder how exactly you can find these Telegram groups. Maybe you're looking for these groups to join and maybe you just want to know how exactly it works. In both cases, we will explain exactly how you can participate in the groups
Temporarily disable WhatsApp, hide contacts & more WhatsApp tricks
WhatsApp has become indispensable these days and is used by many Dutch people every day. Since the popular application was launched in 2009, everyone has been very enthusiastic about it. Billions of messages are now sent via WhatsApp every day and they are not just smileys and some text. Via WhatsApp it is also possible to share photos, videos, documents, audio files, voice messages and much more! In 2014 Meta bought Whatsapp for a
Online on Instagram while offline: how do I do this?
Do you feel like you are always 'on'? With the world in our pockets, that is of course not a bad idea. Today we are more connected to the world than ever. You can scroll through social networks, such as Instagram, all day long. But how can you ensure that you spend more time offline? In this blog we tell you how you can be 'online' by going offline. Are you reading along? Currently,
What does it take to start a new online platform?
There is a saying that goes, “if your business does not have a sign, it is a sign of bad business.” And there is truth to that. Nowadays, Bill Gates sums it up very eloquently, “If your business is not on the internet, then your business will be out of business.” With everything going online right now, businesses must jump on this bandwagon. Here are real talk tips if you are thinking of starting
Template-based Asset Munging in ExpressionEngine
In our years of working with ExpressionEngine, we've tweaked our standard setup quite a few times. We generally handle most every asset, including CSS and JavaScript, as a template. Being a bit obsessed with organization and overall maintainability of code, we separate out our styles and scripts into separate templates for each major concern (e.g. typography, color, screen layout, etc.). A while back, it was not uncommon for us to include each of these assets
A better createElementWithName()
Back in 2005, I wrote a piece about IEs abysmal generation of NAMEd elements via the DOM (which, interestingly enough, has proven to be one of the most popular posts on the blog, pointing to the fact that this is an obvious pain point for many DOM scripters out there). The the time, I wrote function createElementWithName( type, name ){ var element; // First try the IE way; if this fails then use the standard
Usage from JVM scripting languages
Possibly one of the main usages of JODConverter is to perform batch conversions from the command line. For this reason JODConverter includes a simple command line tool. However sometimes you need to customise the conversion settings, for example PDF output quality or encryption, while the provided command line only works with predefined conversions. Or you want to recursively search for input documents and output converted files to a different directory. In any case you don't
JODConverter 2.2.1 released
Six months after JODConverter 2.2.0, here comes version 2.2.1. This is a maintenance release only, with no major new features. (Well there is one actually: the new Maven 2 plugin. But since it is not yet available in the Maven central repository, it will be officially announced separately in a few days' time.) So let's see what has changed then. MediaWiki wikitext export The most significant news for end users is probably the addition of
JODConverter Online Guide
This is the Online Guide for JODConverter, the Java OpenDocument Converter. Requirements Supported Formats Starting OpenOffice.org as a service Usage as a Command Line Tool Usage as a Web Application Usage as a Web Service Usage as a Java Library Customising Export Options Usage from JVM scripting languages Performance Building from Source Requirements ›