The Java Hacker – Peter Jaric's Blog
CloudFlare is a service that sits between the Internet and its customers’ web servers, protecting them and speeding them up. When I was visiting the web site of one of these customers I noticed something strange. The page was fetching […]
Solr is an open source search platform built by the Apache project. You can read more about it at the Solr site, but I’ll go straight to the point. Quite a few sites has based their search functionality on Solr […]
Lately I have taken an interest in web application security, as covered by OWASP. One common vulnerability in web applications is to be sensitive to CSRF attacks. I have made a small tool in the form of a bookmarklet to […]
Recently Google announced that they have acquired Aardvark, a service that finds the right person to answer any question you might have. I’ve used it frequently for a little while, and while I think it is a very cool idea […]
I have been working with the CMS InfoGlue for a while now and one thing that has been seriously lacking is a large community. To help beginning to build the foundation of a community, I have been pushing for a […]
My friend Jonatan and his friend Robert released their new site EnBil.nu yesterday! It aggregates most of Sweden’s car rental sites into one easy-to-use site. With their own words (in Swedish): Vår förhoppning är att EnBil.nu ska vara den bästa […]
Try these Google searches: basket “peter.jaric” basket +”peter.jaric” They return different results, and number 2, the one with a plus sign, returns a lot more. Why is that? Note that these two searches don’t differ: basket “peter jaric” basket +”peter […]