Tag: javascript

Written by Tim

Appropriate content warning bypass for Steam apps

Are you a Steam user?  Are you seeing warnings that “Content in this product may not be appropriate for all ages, or may not be appropriate for viewing at work.”  Do they annoy you?  Do you want them to just go away?  If so, read on. Due to retarded, Nanny State, ESRB policy, Valve is now required […]

Written by Tim

Auto-expanding textarea

So you figure that you’ll make use of some of the new HTML5 goodness and improve the user experience for your website.  You can make those form elements look nice, but that horrible, horrible textarea (that was ugly in the early 90s and is still damned ugly) still mocks you by occupying needless space on your […]