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Network label CREOMIX is created for support of both beginners and known experimental Dj's. Absolutely any Dj, regardless of the preferred style can give the work there on site. Criteria of selection, is high quality of taking and sound, good taste in the selection of material...

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...Correct me if I’m wrong, but if 20 PHP projects do what most PHP projects have done and that is build out a custom “framework” that’s splayed out in /lib/ and /include/ directories, then they’re naturally going to have much more code than 20 Rails projects that are all taking advantage of the ~75,000 LOCs that’s present in the Rails framework.
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Would a 5000 LOC Rails application be equivalent to an 80,000 LOC PHP (non-framework using) application?
Then in an Age of (Web) Frameworks, is there a relationship between LOCs and success, productivity or popularity? (via)
No of course!

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Hi. today i want to test my SiteKreator personal edition account....SiteKreator was launched in 2002 and is a brainchild of NetClime Inc.. SiteKreator is a multi-tier application and easy-to-use solution for building and maintaining impressive, Web 2.0-ready business or personal Web sites. It is an all-inclusive Wed publishing service which provides the ability to add any type of content and interactive features within a professional Web site design.

My personal edition of sitekreator contains 10 MB storage (* when you invite more than 10 friends, you will receive an update of 500 MB Webspace), Unlimited pages, unlimited content, text, images, galleries, 50+ professionaly designed templates and some Interactive features... sitekreator.com tutorials course User Manual2.pdf

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Tomizone Limited is a private New Zealand company and a new kind of internet hotspot. Tomizone says: "It’s simple to share your internet connection and make money by sharing your wifi internet connection...
You need a fast Internet connection and a compatible wireless router. If you don’t have a compatible wireless router (e.g. Linksys WRT54G), they are readily available at most electronic appliance stores or computer stores and they are very cheap.
Access to a Tomizone starts at USD3 / day for one off use or you can buy 5 days for USD10 (which discounts the daily rate to USD2).
Day session passes last for 24 hours from first use and are limited to 160Mb of usage..." read more

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Stellarium is a free open source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope.
It is being used in planetarium projectors. Just set your coordinates and go. website support stellarium

via sourceforge.net | tags: telescope planetarium sky in 3D open source stellarium

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Greenpeace was yesterday thrown out of MacExpo, after the organisers said that they had received complaints about the activities of activists for the environmental campaign group.... flickr impressions of the first 4hours of macexpo with greenpeace activities.
Greenpeace recently attacked Apple for its use of toxic chemicals in its products and 'poor' performance on take back and recycling... read more

via pcpro.co.uk | tags: greenmyapple macexpo greenpeace ejected thrown out

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Performancing.com, one of the favorite stat tracking and compilation sites for bloggers, announced a new advertising program last week.
we have signed up for their program and we've added their code to our site on the front page. when and if an advertiser decides to place ads on our page, they'll appear along the right sidebar. i'm personally not holding my breath, but you never know. there may be a smart advertiser out there...

via addons.mozilla.org | tags: advertising ads program blogger ads

Labels: blog, web_2.0, web_services

Last week, Blog Search was added to the Google News page, and now, Google Alerts has integrated blogs into its array of offerings. You can limit alerts to blogs or set up a comprehensive alert that covers blogs, news, web, and groups. Alerts will be sent by email with notifications sent (your choice) at a daily, weekly, or as-it-occurs frequency. example: alert

via Google Blog | tags: google alerts google news blog search blogs integration

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BarCamp is an international network of unconferences - open, participatory workshop-events, whose content is provided by participants - focusing on early-stage web applications, and related open source technologies and social protocols. The name is a playful allusion to its origins, with reference to the hacker slang term, foobar: BarCamp arose as a spin-off and response to Foo Camp, an annual invitation-only unconference hosted by open source publishing luminary, Tim O'Reilly. read more

via barcampcologne.pbwiki.com wikipedia.org | tags: barcampcologne barcamp unconferences cologne web open source

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With GPSies you can view and download tracks which have been recorded by a GPS device. Wether you are searching for running courses or Mountain Bike Tracks, with GPSies you can see what Tracks others have recorded. And you can download all the Tracks and put them onto your GPS device so you won`t lose your way.
To choose an area, simply enter a ZIP, city and the country. try it out and spread it for other countries.
GPSies supports following files: Google Earth (KML and KMZ), PCX5 tracks and Waypoints, GPX tracks, routes and Waypoints, GPX for Garmin Streetpilot, Garmin Course, Logbook, NMEA, OVL (ASCII), Fugawi, KOMPASS Verlag (Alpenverein) check it out!

via basicthinking.de | tags: mashup mapping gps google map gpsies

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PowerPoint is one of the most widely used tools in today’s workplace, and it’s important that our PowerPoint presentations be both consistent and impactful.

Microsoft’s own page of advice on the issue recommends watching out for 9 different factors that could be contributing to file bloat. Microsoft says there are limits to PowerPoint’s magical powers.
Huge PowerPoint files have long been a problem, and if the medium is going to see extensive use in the future it’s going to need some way to be usable on platforms like the web and mobile applications...

Today we want you to demonstrate 2 software products to improve your PowerPoint files; btw, there are many software to compress files.

PPTshare File Compressor is a Windows desktop client that compresses large PowerPoint files by as much as 95%; this is largely intended to be enterprise software. There is a free trial download available, but it expires after more than 10 compressions. read more

Rinasoft's Advance PPT Compressor can reduce size of your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation up to 97% while preserving visual perspective and function. Advance PPT Compressor supports batch compression of PowerPoint document and is also as shareware available and costs quite the same as pptshare. read more

After your excellent compression you can share you slide shows without emailing them by uploading them for free to slideshare. try it out ;-P

via techcrunch.com | tags: office tools business intelligence microsoft

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Paint.NET is image and photo manipulation software designed to be used on computers that run Windows. It supports layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools.
The upcoming Paint.NET v3.0 release will have support for MDI (multi-document interface). This is accomplished by providing a tab strip in the upper right corner of the main window. All open images are placed there, and navigation is very simple, intuitive, and fast. Other new features include a better toolbar interface and a customizable color palette... read more

download

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OpenID is a simple identification mechanism originally developed by Brad Fitzpatrick of LiveJournal and is now largely being developed by David Recordon of VeriSign, JanRain, and Dick Hardt of Sxip. It is a distributed, decentralized network, in which any user's online identity is given by URL (such as for a blog or a home page) or an XRI (such as an i-name), and can be verified by any server running the protocol.

via wikipedia.org technorati.com/weblog | tags: technorati claiming openid i-name xri

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MappedUp is an online application that tracks a large number of RSS news sources and displays their latest items on a flash based world map, geographically and in real-time.
moreover you can personalize MappedUp by setting the tags (subjects) and specific RSS feeds you want to see on your account.
it is an online project from Jeroen Wijering. btw, nice shyly bugs ;-P

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Big news from the Eskimo camp is that the music video for their next single release is now finished, featuring cult animation hero 'Pingu' rocking it out to '7-11'...

more audio from eskimodisco

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movie: matt dyman (roadblocks2.com) attempted his own version of a scene from a movie, rules of attraction, directed by roger avary (trailer). He just liked the idea and decided to edit something similiar with his hours of footage...si, very good edition ;-P

europe is the world's second-smallest continent in terms of area, covering about 10 400 000 square kilometres (4,010,000 sq mi) or 2.0% of the Earth's surface. The only continent smaller than Europe is Australia. In terms of population, it is the third-largest continent (after Asia and Africa) with a population of some 710,000,000, or about 11% of the world's population.

The European Union – comprising 25 member states, with two countries acceding in 2007 (Bulgaria and Romania) and two candidates in accession negotiations (Turkey and Croatia) – is the largest political and economic entity covering the European continent, while Russia (excluding portions in Asia) is the second largest entity and Europe's largest state in area and population.... read more

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Eloi gives us ‘The Love EP’ as an extension of gratitude to Epsilonlab’s endearing fans worldwide. The tracks, having all been finalized in the studio after seeing partial and or mix release inclusion, are now being released on their own ready for direct club play. Eloi showcases his signature thick house grooves crafted under beautiful melodic bursts, all welded together with precision programming and airtight arrangement.... read more
Da Quest

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Flapjax is a new programming language designed around the demands of modern, client-based Web applications.
It sits on top of JavaScript, and you run the special syntax through a compiler.
You end up writing template code such as this example from the tutorial on setting up style based on behaviour. You can check out the compiler and play with the example.

via ajaxian.com | tags: java script compiler library flapjax

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Researchers in Italy have high hopes for a new wind-power generator that resembles a backyard drying rack on steroids. Despite its appearance, the Kite Wind Generator, or KiteGen for short, could produce as much energy as a nuclear power plant.[...] Research by Sequoia Automation, the small company near Turin heading the project, estimates that KiteGen could churn out one gigawatt of power at a cost of just 1.5 euros per megawatt hour. That's nearly 30 times less than the average cost in Europe of 43 euros per megawatt hour.... read more by Nicole Martinelli

via wired.com | tags: aeolic energy wind power kite generator sequoia automation

Omnidrive, a startup of the end of last year, is an online web storage and sharing application service. omnidrive is currently in private beta, but its public beta service will be launched on November 7th.
Main issues of its service are: Share Content, Remote Backup and Web Publishing. Omnidrive provides a webbased Interface and windows or mac client application.
its service will be priced at $40 per year for 10GB of storage... read their faq

via omnidrive.com | tags: web2.0 startup omnidrive web storage solution

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Bugle, a Σipher project, is a collection of search queries which can help to identify software security bugs in source code available on the web. Buffer Overflows, Integer Overflows, Format String, SQL Injection and Cross Site Scripting etc...
Google code search can do much more , for example regular expressions. strcpy\(.*,argv\[.*\]\); lang:c have a look at the RegExp Cheat Sheet and make your own recipes...

via cipher.org.uk | tags: code search software security bugs collection

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