Archive for May, 2009

Mozilla FENNEC – the Firefox gone mobile

Bringing Firefox’s features, security, performance and ease-of-use to mobile phones.  Fennec is yet in it’s Beta 1 version, it has been built on the same technology as the world famous Mozilla Firefox and has many of the same features.

Tabbed browsing
One-click bookmarking
Super easy navigation
Add-on ons (Firefox style)
touch-enabled interfaced optimized for the small screen

The interface is [...]

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GIMP Tutorial and book

GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. GIMP is a versatile graphics manipulation package and it works on Linux, Windows, Mac, OpenSolaris and FreeBSD. It is also available in many languages. The official GIMP Project [...]

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Spotify – listen to more than three million tracks legally and for free

Spotify is a streaming service, which lets fans listen to more than three
million tracks legally and for “free”, it has more than a million
users in the UK already. The system has 3 packages on offer, starting with “Free” (showing ads between songs), a Day Pass £0.99 (ad free) for 24hrs and a Premium Subscription for [...]

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LinkedIn Timeout at Login

I was having problem Login in to Linkedin.com from work (also was one of the company directors), I went through my whole network and firewall setup looking for any setting that could be blocking their site.  I was getting a “Connection Timed Out” error.
The solution was also simple but still poses a question to me.  [...]

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Intel Fined 1.6bn Euros

Intel has been fined 1.6bn Euros by the European Commission for anti-competitive practices. This is the biggest fine for a major corporation since the 2004 Microsoft 497m Euro fine.  The Commission found that between 2002 and 2007, Intel had paid
manufacturers and a retailer to favour its chips over AMD chips.
Intel claims that such payments did [...]

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Automatically display form data with PHP

This is a simple PHP  script to automatically display (dump output)  data submited from a html form.
The form setup

all inputs (form fields) need to have the same name with [] at the end to turn it into an array,  e.g <input type=text name=formdata[]>

formq.html content
<form method=post action=showme.php>
Name: <input type=text name=formdata[]><br>
Email: <input type=text name=formdata[]><br>

<input type=submit value=ok>
</form>

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Offline Blogging Tools

Offline Blogging Tools let you comfortably write and effortlessly publish new entries to your blog.  I personally like the easy to use Scribefire, a Firefox addon, but there are many others our there.  Here is a shortlist…
Scribefire
Platform: Windows, Mac, Linux
This is an addon for Firefox so you need to be using Firefox (clearly)
BlogDesk
Platform: Windows
BlogDesk is [...]

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Windows 7 RC available now

The Release Candidate for Windows 7 is now available to the public. Their servers have been struggling to deal with the demand of downloads according to the ZDnet website. There has been a lot of talk about Windows 7 being the OS that will release Microsoft of the embarrassment of Vista, it’s said to look [...]

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