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List of twelve useful CSS frameworks
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Improve the battery life and performance of your S60 mobile
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Introduction to the new features in WordPress 2.5
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Preview of the stage the WWE have built for WrestleMania 24
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Card Collecting game application for Facebook
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Wiki guide to the Facebook application Packrat.
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Blog devoted to news and information about the Facebook application Packrat.
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Shows how many Diggs a page has
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Post what you’re listening to into your Twitter account
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Wiki detailing the planning and ideas for the first WordCamp UK
Monthly Archive for March, 2008
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Helpful guide to partitioning a hard drive in Linux
Facebook now suggests “people you may know” - Download Squad
I’ve tested this out, and my own results seemed rather sensible, they were indeed by and large people I knew. I’m waiting for the “people I knew and lost touch with” feature though, that might be more fun. Or “people you were bullied by at school”.
Okay, you’re a member of several Social Networks now. There is probably one you use a lot, likely the one you started with, but you haven’t done much with the others. What if you could post messages or updates to several of them at once? This is where ping.fm comes in. Presently supporting Facebook, Jaiku, Pownce, Tumblr and Twitter, and soon to add support for Myspace and Bebo, this is a simple web-based app that will allow you to post to all of these networks at once. Nice and simple to set up, and it does what it promises fine. It’s still in a private beta at the moment, but let me know if you want to try it, I have a code that may (or indeed may not) still work for signup.
You can also bundle up what you’ve been doing at the other end too. Friendfeed will gather together feeds of your activities on several social networks, blogs, photo sites, Youtube, Last.fm and several other places, and offer them all up as a single feed (this is mine). You can also add all your friends, and follow their feeds too. I personally find that last element a little intrusive, as you can do that without asking. You can do so and choose to keep it private, but for now I won’t do either for anyone that hasn’t tracked me down and added me in Friendfeed.
There has been a little surge of these bundling services, taking the API or feeds of several different sites, and offering them up as a whole new site. Both definitely offer something to the user, and I’m using both daily now. I do wonder though if they strip away some of the individual features of different sites to fit what all of them have. I am sure there will be several more such ideas coming in the next few months though.
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PHP Speedy Wordpress Plugin Version 0.4 | Aciddrop.com
Speedy up your WordPress blog
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Pretty and useful Firefox extension for posting to, and following friends on Twitter
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How Two Friends Risked It All to Buy a casino. Free to read until April 14th 2008
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Update your status on multiple social networking sites from one site or client. In beta.
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London’s Roller Derby team
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A good list of scripts to pimp out your Amarok audio player
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Host your own multiple protocol IM server
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Track your favourite bands tours, and find who is playing in your area.
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Plugins to show who you link to, and who regularly reads your WordPress blog
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Features you didn’t necessarily know about in Google Reader
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Work on your WordPress blog from your Symbian S60 phone.
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Feature: Run Windows Apps Seamlessly Inside Linux
Very straightforward guide to running Windows in VirtualBox under Linux
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Linux.com :: Extend Amarok with useful scripts
Extend the KDE audio player Amarok with various scripts
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BetaNews | Facebook to launch Web-based instant messaging service
Facebook to launch IM service. Basing it on Jabber too, which is good news
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Trade in web names worth millions | Technology | The Observer
Guardian article discussing dropcatchers and the trade in internet domain names.
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social.im : the social network IM client
IM Client for Facebook. Also can be connected to via Meebo
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Whiteboard application for the web, load up links to discuss, append and draw on any page
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