New Chrome version
I updated Chrome after reading on techcrunch about the new version.
Travian is using Age of Empires screenshots
I came across a somewhat familiar picture inside an advertisement on Facebook:
What is your webiste worth?
There are some useless (yet fun) websites that try to calculate a website’s value based only on the domain name. Let’s see how much would a random website (ylipsis.com) cost:
New Gmail features
Gmail is switching to https by default.
Also, there are some other cool features I found out about just now: http://mail.google.com/mail/help/intl/en/about_whatsnew.html. You can also buy storage starting from 5$/year for 20GB that is shared between Docs, Gmail and Picasa (higher packages have a proportional price, so no discounts there). Imagine sharing all your photos with everybody. [...]
Edimax NS-2502 review
A couple of weeks ago I’ve bought a Network Attached Storage (Edimax NS-2502) with 2 additional HDDs (WD10EAVS). The complete tech specs for the NAS can be found at http://www.edimax.com/en/produce_detail.php?pd_id=272&pl1_id=18&pl2_id=75, so I’m going to jump straight to the review.
Coding habit
Q: How can you tell you’re coding too much?
A: You try to hit autoformat (ctrl+shift+F in Eclipse) after each line you write in Microsoft Word.
Breaking news stereotype
Concerning every tv station worldwide that had a news report about the recent death of Michael Jackson, this comic written by John Campbell is pure genious: http://stereotypist.livejournal.com/131545.html.
WiredTree VPS 384 under load
One of the first question I had prior to moving to WiredTree’s VPS 384 plan was how much traffic would it be able to handle. An answer came on June 14th when someone submitted a page from a website I have on this VPS to reddit where it stood on the first page for almost [...]
Opera version checking
Seems that the new Opera release (version 10) is having problems with specifying its version. Some websites detected the first character in “10″ and assumed it to be Opera version 1 (talk about dumb checks). So the solution was to keep the version at “9.8″.
full story at sitepoint
