The only free and usable plugin: Jupiter
Update-Site: http://csdl.ics.hawaii.edu/Tools/Jupiter/Download
Works good, adds marks/comments in the editor.
Drawback:
Comments are saved as XML in a folder, which must be shared with all other developers (SVN(each comment = new Revision) /Samba)
Conclusion:
Make 1 review on 1 checked out source and commit OR create a samba server and link it to the review-data-folder, so reviews can be shared without commits.
I recently got fed up with hunting down these small checkboxes, where you can only click the checkbox and not the label.
Most of the time it works (but not in IE) by wrapping the checkbox into the label, but not in my recent case.
So i wrote up a small jQuery plugin to rescue the day! (works with this basic case and some more advanced placements)
We all know(or ought, to as far as articles about passwords tell us):
Insecure = password, hello , viper, bookshelf
Not very secure?= tdiavnd (today is a very nice day)
good? = t1dwtBd! (this one day today was the best day!)
“All of the good password cracking programs include foreign words, backwards words, etc.” Sarah Granger
What makes passwords strong ? = ¬What do hackers look for ?
They look for alphanumeric passwords with 1-4(years) numbers and 1-2 capital letters and 1-2 punctuation marks. This way the amount of work necessary to crack a 8 char password that uses alphanumeric+punctuation+capital letters gets down from the theoretical 218 Trillion to a mere ~1 Trillion (which is 4 times the amount necessary to crack a 8 char pure character password) that is from 3½ Min’s to 12 Min’s (worst case).
In conclusion: choose long pure character, easy to remember passwords like (my new mac-book air sucks because it hast no CD drive installed) mnmbasbcihncddi = 50k years or choose short passwords with many strange hard to remember signs $&!BA12# = 83 days.
One final thought: have a different passwords for all your sites!
Wordpress = wp -> +1(be creative here…) -> xq -> xtdiqavnd (s. above)
so you don’t have to worry about giving colleagues your password and can use 1 password for all sites.
Michael Grosser, the Blog 