Middle_Man

jQuery *should* do the trick. Here is a link I found: http://jebaird.com/blog/dragtable-jquery-ui-widget-re-arrange-table-columns-drag-drop EDIT: Wait.. I think I understood you wrong. Are you trying to recreate this functionality on a page you are creating, or trying to do something with greasemonk...

when it comes to torrenting, my favorite setup is with TorrentFlux ( http://www.torrentflux.com/ ). Makes it really easy to set up a seedbox. Sadly, Linux/Unix only. depending on the resources you have available to your PC, setting up a Linux VM with minimal resources (256mb of RAM should be enough)...

Anytime I set up an FTP server (on Linux) I either use ProFTPd or VSFTPd. Not sure which is better, but they've both worked for me. I have never set up an FTP server on Windows, I've never felt the need to.

On it.

EDIT: maybe not. The source is over 800MB and I am on a rather pathetic connection. This might take awhile.

If this holds true for the Linux version of Chrome, I wonder if it can also be applied to the OS X version.

[quote=Matt]
Friend who works at google:

"you have to patch and recompile"[/quote]

the fuck?

[quote=plasma2002]You cant ping http://mm.0x20.org from a terminal[/quote]

or dig... or whois.

Actually, this only bothers me at work. I have to search our system by domain name. Here is a scenario. Customer calls in and says their website is broken. I go to their site and see that it is, copy the domain, and then search our system. Search returns nothing because we don't store http:// and wh...

if I select the text mm.0x20.org, I expect mm.0x20.org to be in the clipboard, not http://mm.0x20.org/

Chrome stopped showing http:// awhile ago, which is cool. The problem that I am having is that when I copy something from the address bar it prepends http://. Does anyone know of a way to disable this? I want exactly what is displayed to be copied.