13 How about buying a tank?
I was net surfing and came across this interesting digg Amazon Book Reviews (by someone who hasn’t read the books!)
It was hilarious no doubt (probably some PR stunt), but what caught my eyes were in his review, I found out that you can actually buy a
Badonkadonk tank from Amazon for a cool $19,999.95.
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14 SQLyog is now Open-Source!
This is really an exciting news when I read about the email today announcing SQLyog going open source. Since the day I started my career in software industry some 10 years ago, there has been a constant quests looking for the perfect front-end for MySQL.
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15 What is your Gravatar?
“Putting a face to the blog, literally”. That was my first impression when I first came across gravatar recently.
What it is all about:
“A gravatar, or globally recognized avatar, is quite simply an 80×80 pixel avatar image that follows you from weblog to weblog appearing beside your name when you comment on gravatar enabled sites.”
The 2 value propositions of gravatars
1. personalize your email with additional image
2. image can be filtered according to rating
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16 bLaugh - MAD magazine on the blog
Head over to bLaugh and check out their comical illustration of blogosphere affair. read on
17 Rounded Corners Without Images
Styling the web with rounded corners has been a much sought after topic to create an asthetic appealing design. Human are fascinated with everything round. The smoothness is visually inviting, and represents of quality one notch above of average Joe ( Why do we love rounded corners).
Many designers will be looking forward to full browsers support of CSS3 when it is released, which promises tweaking of corner via the “border-radius” properties.
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18 My WordPress
What better way to introduce this site than the platform itself.
WordPress has been the tool of choice because
- I can never get enough of the 2-step installation
- plentiful of themes selection
- wide variety of plugins
But most important of all, it simply works.
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