Andrew Rabon
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There's only an hour left of Christmas (on the East Coast), so spend it unwinding with the latest Secret Santa!
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I'm excited to finally release my new short horror film DEAD WORRIES online. Check it out!
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My first short film in 10 months is here! "Office Worries" is a spiritual sequel to my horror short last year.
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My new short film #SecretSanta is online! Give it a watch for some holiday-based action and humor.
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Horror game playthroughs every single day!
Project Gforum will be streaming every single night in October! Wanna get in on the action? Go here: http://projectgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4999
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After eight months, the next installment of the Secret Santa series is finally here! Please like/share! :D
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Andrew Rabon commented on a post on Blogger.
The only thing I want is to be able to tell which albums friends have shared with me on G+. Link them all to the Google Photos version of the album, but my family members have shared years of albums with me and trying to find them without G+ Photos seems to be impossible.
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My short horror film "Apartment Worries" is now watchable on YouTube!
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Pretty cool. I've been using Chrome Bootrap to achieve something similar.
https://github.com/roykolak/chrome-bootstrap
https://github.com/roykolak/chrome-bootstrap
The chromium team is adding in the last chromium build some native-looking extension options pages. Yes, you read it correctly! No more extension tabs but a nice consistent user experience for developers and users.
It's still early but developers can already give it a try quite easily by adding the "embeddedExtensionOptions" permission to their extension manifest and enabling the experimental chrome://flags/#enable-embedded-extension-options flag in the last chromium build. Then the "options" link in the chrome://extensions page will simply open a dialog containing the options page¹.
¹ https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/options
Source: https://codereview.chromium.org/475543003
It's still early but developers can already give it a try quite easily by adding the "embeddedExtensionOptions" permission to their extension manifest and enabling the experimental chrome://flags/#enable-embedded-extension-options flag in the last chromium build. Then the "options" link in the chrome://extensions page will simply open a dialog containing the options page¹.
¹ https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/options
Source: https://codereview.chromium.org/475543003
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