Posted on October 26, 2008
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Inquisitor, the popular Safari search tool is now available for Firefox. Nice. There’s also an IE beta available if you’re still stuck on Internet Explorer for some reason.
Posted on October 26, 2008
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As a designer, I’m always looking for something more fresh and expressive for my desktop wallpaper. These fit the bill nicely. Take a look, I’m sure you’ll dig at least a few of them.
source: http://outlawdesignblog.com/2008/50-more-wallpapers-for-designers/
Posted on November 18, 2007
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I needed to add the most recent blog posts to an external site and threw together this php script to do it. It’s pretty simple and easy to implement so I thought I would share. I don’t plan on supporting the script, so please don’t ask me how to add all sorts of other functionality. You’re welcome to take the script and customize it to your hearts content. Just grab the file, rename it to a .php extension, configure it with your database name, username, password and path and you’re set. Yes, you could pull in the RSS feed easily enough, but I thought I might eventually want to include the blogroll links or other data that wouldn’t be available in the feed so I did it this way. Everything is pretty well commented to make it easy to update.
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Posted on July 15, 2007
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ThumbStrips is a new Firefox plugin from the Intuit Innovation Lab that takes your browsing history and makes a nifty filmstrip of screenshots of the pages you’ve visited. Besides being a really helpful visual way to navigate back through your browser history, ThumbStrips also has some collaborative search tools and offers a way to share your browsing history with your friends.
Posted on May 5, 2007
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Digg is a popular social content site that allows its members to bookmark and shar websites, news articles, online videos and podcasts they find useful or enjoyable. In other words, members determine what content is shown on the Digg network.
One way a website owner can encourage someone to “digg” their site is to give their visitors a direct link to digg.com by placing a button on their page.
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