Soundlets Plus v1.5

New look.

Changes

• Code is now more optimized
• Style looks better
• No longer asks to confirm if you want to clear the board if the board is clear.

This is a pretty minor update, except for the part that it took me so long to get it how I want it to look and feel, when using it and when editing it.

GlobalClocks V4

Changes

• Support for descriptions "description":"<your-text-here>".
• Upcoming shows the actual time left now instead of lying.

Yes, I am changing very little but still incrementing the version by 1 every time.

GlobalClocks V3

Changes

• Entering #create now shows you a GUI instead of prompting you like a TI-84.
• Countdowns now say the correct amount of hours left.

Yes, this was rushed.

GlobalClocks V2

Changes

• If a date is in the future, it will countdown to the date, and vice versa.
• Text at bottom now show if this has already happened or is to come.

Yes, this is a result of me making up my mind. No, I am not making up my mind with anything else (yet.)

GlobalClocks (RE:)

Say hello to GlobalClocks!

I was lurking on the internet to see the difference between 2 times. I found nothing, and so I made GlobalClocks in 15 minutes.

Usage

Create a JSON with {"date":/* the date it happened */,"title":/*the title of this difference*/} and replace /* the date it happened */ with the date in Javascript form, and /*the title of this difference*/ with a string of the title. Then encode this text into a URI, and place it after the hashtag in the URL. e.g. {"date":"2000-01-01T00:00:00","title":"Time since 2000"} into URI is %7B%22date%22%3A%222000-01-01T00%3A00%3A00%22%2C%22title%22%3A%22Time%20since%202000%22%7D. Place it after the hash and there you go! Here it is in action.

Currently, it only abbreviates Days Hours Minutes Seconds, but I will add Months and Years eventually. There are probably a million tools like this that exist already, but I couldn't find it fast enough. Too bad!

Ok, so I'm debating whether I should add proper support for countdowns. I mean, technically it has countdowns if you set a date in the future, but it looks pretty ugly. Also, I fixed some grammar issues.

rAdBOX V3

Changes:

• Support for alt="" in the image. (still ends in (Ad))
• Can't load on non-approved sites.

New:

• <noscript> now exists.
• A not permitted warning.

This was a quick fix for everything from accessibility, to security. I might make it more sophisticated in the future.
Don't get your hopes up though.

arry's stuff is dead. RE: It's back.

The arry's stuff blog has been killed.

I have made the (not very) difficult decision to shut down arry's stuff. It was basically updates on my projects on a personal level. To be entirely honest, I don't really want to update it. It's ugly, old, and stupid. Most of my online presence is CCN0 anyways. So, the end. I might bring it back when I make it look good, or I fix it.

RE: It's back.

I have revamped arry's stuff into just the arryorsomething blog. No clue what to do with it for now, no essays have been written.

rAdBOX V2

rAdBOX V2 Changelogs

Changes:

• rAdBOX now supports title="", allowing screen readers to read ads. (it includes (Ad) at the end)
• Ad marker is now bigger.
• Whatisthis.html now describes rAdBOX in a little more detail.

I hope you enjoy knowing that rAdBOXES (plural for rAdBOX) has made it more obvious that it is an ad.

There is now a rAdBOX on the blog.

Yes, you might see a rAd for the blog while your on the blog. No I do not care much.

It was placed there to bring attention to other projects from my site.

rAdBOX may be updated in the future, so stay tuned for that.

I am also debating even showing off how to make your own rAdBOX because I hate ads.