Testing a new blogging app called Qumana….seems simple enough for my needs <.< >.> Will probably include screenshots later
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Testing a new blogging app called Qumana….seems simple enough for my needs <.< >.> Will probably include screenshots later
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The most awesome poster ever on 12seconds.tv
Decorating this place is difficult. The walls are just so humid nothing sticks…
WordPress founder and open-source crusader Matt Mullenweg talks to Linux Journal about his evolving and ever-popular blogging platform.read more | digg story
In an email sent out by SweetCron’s developer, it has been announced that SweetCron will be released on August 28. For all those that waited and wondered why it wasn’t released in July as promised, this new date probably has them drooling all over. For those of us who start university sometime around August 25th….this [...]
The Origins of Weblebrity, originally uploaded by gerrymoth.
Whenever you hear some youtube star mentioned, or some famous blogger, and think about what word can describe these people, remember the term is weblebrity!
The ultimate resource for sled dog information & community on the net. Free resources include photos, event calendar, directory, dog health, activities for dogs, forum, reviews, articles, stories, and MUSH more. We’ve just been through a brand new site redesign; which we think you’ll enjoy checking out. Let us know how we can make the [...]
I’ve started using Fedora 9, and over all it seems like a great GNU/Linux distribution, but today I was faced with this little gem.
Wut, Fedora?! You want me to pay out the nose for codecs which have free, open versions? :-/ No thx….
If you would like invites for the hot new SMS service, tatango, just leave a comment, be sure to include a working email address. Hurry, hurry hurry. Only 3 invites available. I figure I should spread the love to those who might really get some use out of this service.
At the (annoying) insistance of a certain someone, I’m going to start looking into Haskell. Some of Haskell’s features include (from wikipedia):
…pattern matching, currying, list comprehensions, guards, definable operators, and single assignment. The language also supports recursive functions and algebraic data types, as well as lazy evaluation. Unique concepts include monads, and type classes. The [...]
A team digging around in the mud in Poland found what is believed to be the remains of an ancestor of the almighty T-Rex! The code name, for now, is “Dragon”. If T-Rexes had wings….think they might still be around? Nothing’s fiercer (in cities anyway) than the dreaded pidgeon! It’s aerial assaults are something to [...]