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Ajaxload - Ajax loading gif generator
Posted: August 16th, 2008, 9:48pm CEST by miliste
Tags: webdev Webdesign Web2.0 web Tools
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HTML and CSS Tutorials, References, and Articles | HTML Dog
Posted: August 16th, 2008, 9:48pm CEST by miliste
Tags: xhtml webdev Webdesign Web2.0 web
HTML and CSS Tutorials, References, and Articles | HTML Dog
CosmosArt: News
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Friday shots
Posted: August 15th, 2008, 7:05pm CEST
Tags: Personal Photos
It has past a month of no shooting anything, photographically speaking. As today was beautiful morning, I pulled out my favorite model and we went to our garden. Here you have some of the shots with very little PP. Continue reading "Friday shots"
eHub
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Blog Action Day 2008
Posted: August 15th, 2008, 5:01pm CEST by Emily Chang
Tags: Activism Blogging
Today is the launch of Blog Action Day 2008. If you're a blogger, you can register at the site. "Blog Action Day itself is on October 15th and on that day we ask bloggers everywhere to publish a post on the same day on the same issue, with the intent to hijack the conversation on the internet that day and examine the issue from a thousand different angles...This year we've got a really important issue - Poverty - and it's going to be really fascinating to see how people come at it from different angles." Once you've registered at the site at the site, take a look at eHub editor, Matt Murphy's post from last year, "Saving the Planet Web 2.0 Style." URL: Blog Action Day 2008. -
Livemocha
Posted: August 15th, 2008, 2:20pm CEST by Emily Chang
Tags: eLearning Social web
An online language learning site with free instructional exercises, user-generated tips and flashcards, and a social community of native speakers who help one another to learn a new language. URL: Livemocha.
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Function Web Design & Development [ Blog ] » Free Icons: Function Icon Set, 128 Completely Free Icons
Posted: August 14th, 2008, 5:41am CEST by varunkrish
Tags: fee Webdesign Icons
Function Web Design & Development [ Blog ] » Free Icons: Function Icon Set, 128 Completely Free Icons
Man with no blog
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Twitter takes Gun to Foot!
Posted: August 14th, 2008, 4:33am CEST by Gary Barber
Tags: twitter
Yeah you know I have ranted about Twitter and it’s messaging service for a while now. Well Twitter has had a few issues scaling and the like. Remember it’s not your standard web application, it’s a many to many messaging service.
Anyway besides the ongoing Fail Whale saga, this morning via an email the Twitter team announce that they are turning off the SMS side of the service, except in certain countries. And yes you guessed it Australia is one of those to get it in the neck.
But to add insult in injury the email doesn’t even bother to even mention Australia or New Zealand. Maybe it seems the Biz Stone and the folks at Twitter don’t think we are that important here on the ends of the earth. Oh that’s right how stupid of me we are not in the US of A, so we don’t count. It was nice to see at least the Twitter blog remembered that we exist. Still I’m not impressed!
I can understand why they are doing this as the SMS costs that they are bearing would relatively high, however what is wrong with talking with Telstra (like there is anyone else) and brokering a deal before you cut the service. They seem to have done this in Canada, which has telco issues as bad as ours (so I’m told).
There is a distinct lack of understanding of the use of Twitter in Australia it seems. Many people use Twitter as an informal social SMS network. Allowing friends to contact them via Direct Messaging sent via an SMS without the friends/contacts having to have their Mobile number, whether this be on a local or international level with the twitter service as it was, it didn’t matter.
All the alternatives suggested require web access. Again it’s assumed we all have the web all the time every where. Sorry Biz, massive fail - wrong! Especially in Australia where the 3G coverage is limited to the capital cities at best.
So what can we do. Well we can bitch and blog about it, have your say on Get Satisfaction, and generally make noise.
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Kindling
Posted: August 13th, 2008, 5:55pm CEST by Emily Chang
Tags: Collaborating and managing
An idea management and collaboration tool that allows you and your group to submit, collaborate and vote on ideas, comment on ideas, view ideas by popularity, invite users to join the discussion. URL: Kindling. -
Invotrak
Posted: August 13th, 2008, 5:01pm CEST by Emily Chang
Tags: business Collaborating and managing
An invoice and time tracking service geared towards freelancers and small-business owners who need to easily create and manage invoices. URL: Invotrak.
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Conditional CSS
Posted: August 13th, 2008, 12:23am CEST by jimcallender
Tags: Conditional CSS
Conditional CSS