Peek is a free service offered by User Testing where you can get real people to test your websites usability.
I have to admit, first I didn’t really believe that there will be real person visiting my site and give my a feedback. But within in one hour I have been suprised.
Here’s the video done by a random guy from the internet:
This post of is part of my Install SharePoint 2013 Three-tier Farm project. Get the latest version of this article here: https://gist.github.com/10871110
In this post I’ll show you how to get search results from your SharePoint Online in your SharePoint 2013 on-premise search center.
First of all I want to apologise for what I’m writing about in this post. SoundCloud is a music platform where you can listen to almost every song for free. This is a great network and only works as long users don’t download the songs from SoundCloud. Great artists advertise their content to get more attention, the last thing they want is that you’ll download their songs. However there’s no way to prevent people from doing so, as you will see not even the guys behind SoundCloud can prevent their content from being downloaded. I’d ask you to donate for or buy the songs from the artists you like on SoundCloud.
This post is a supplement to Limitations and workarounds for managed metadata navigation for multiple site collections.
According to my last post I’ve updated the navigation for all my site collections to use a term set with pinned terms from the global navigation term set. What I didn’t was the fact that changes in the global navigation term set won’t be applied to pinned terms in other sets.
To apply this changes I’ve written a simple PowerShell function that repins the global navigation terms on the allocated navigation term set.
This is … weird?!
Based on a internet meme and funded as a joke the Dogecoin crypto currency is getting really serious about their business.
Just for fun I’ve bought some computer hardware to mine some doges.
Here’s a list of hardware I’ve bought in case you’re also interest in this crypto currency mining stuff.
One of my clients mentioned that he follows people in the newsfeed who weren’t employed any more.
Occasionally we disable the this kind of users in the Active Directory but don’t delete them.
It seems that DirSync doesn’t filter disabled accounts.
I don’t know since when I started to make photos in jpeg and raw. Also don’t know the reasons for doing that any more.
I’ve made the decision to change my photography workflow from whatever to: take a photo in raw > import it to Adobe Lightroom > processing in Lr > export to specified format > publish for a project.
Last week I decided to drop all jpegs when there’s also a raw file in Adobe Lightroom.