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Web App: DropMocksI just found out about a nifty web application called DropMocks. Basically just drag and drop a bunch of images onto the web browser and it will create a gallery and give you a link you can share with others so they can view it. The interface is really clean and simple and it just works. The only downside is that image files are limited to 900Kb each. |
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Bitcoin: Cryptographic-based distributed currency systemSomeone from the bitcoin project posted today to let us know about their project; it's quite interesting, especially from a cryptographic standpoint (check out the white paper if that's your thing):
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(MMORPG) King of Kings 3, taking gaming to a new level!Guys, this game is seriously awesome and I highly suggest you check it out...especially if you like games like WoW Guild System: http://www.mmocrunch...unique-guild-system/ Official Site: http://en.start.gami...om/kingofkings3/001/ Ive seriously fallen for this game after about 4 hours of playing. If you decide to download and play, come join me on "Britannica" realm. My name on there is 'Kynlo'. |
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Time Calculator that accepts a column paste of mm:ssI'm looking for an easy way to total the track times of albums listed on AllMusic.com.
The track times are on the right using mm:ss format as in 7:55 but I don't see a way to column select with chromium. The only time calculator that comes close is the old AddTime. But it only accepts either '.' or ',' as the separator. So I have to block select in Chromium, paste into an editor that does right justify paragraph, line up the numbers by padding with zeros manually, column select and copy to clipboard, then AddTime will allow pasting. Ideally something would read the clipboard, get the times from the end of each line, do the math, and pop up a total. The display of the total can be a simple MsgBox. I don't care about being able to copy and paste the result. One total time is no hassle to type. But if a nicer display is more pleasing to the author that's fine with me. |
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Stylizer 5.1 - a sophisticated CSS editor
Intro: Stylizer is probably the most advanced CSS editor I have ever stumbled upon. As it lacks a way to edit local CSS files, it follows a completely different approach than Rapid CSS, CSSEdit and all those "alternatives". Basically, you take a website and do some WYSIWYG modifications without having to type everything into a boring text editor window. After startup, you only have some kind of a browser window with (modifiable) toolbar buttons and (not modifiable) menus. Enter a website or a local HTML page there to make Stylizer parse the included style sheets and the Stylizer controls appear. See the screenshot above to get a clue how it actually looks. |
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The creators of no-longer-with-us products explain what went wrong7 very interesting (and honest) insights from creators that pulled the plug, including:
http://37signals.com...lain-what-went-wrong The comments are interesting too, including this one: David Andersen 05 Dec 10 |
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