Tweaking the Firefox userchrome.css file to make Firefox work the way you want it to
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
3 Easy Ways to Speed Up CSS Development While Staying Organized
When developing large sites, stylesheets can get fairly messy and hard to keep track of. If you don’t stay organized, you can end up making them larger than they really need to be and doing more work than you should have to. Here’s just a few ways to can help avoid that.
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3 Most Amazing 3D Street Artists in the World [PICS]
Do you normally think of graffiti as subversive art spray-painted illegally on the walls of a city? Some artists, including Edgar Mueller, Julian Beever and Kurt Wenner, defy that stereotype, painting and chalking openly on city streets and sidewalks. Check out these brief bios with 20 amazing images of their work from around the world!
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Friday, September 21, 2007
15 Excellent Examples of Web Typography
Web typography has come a long way. Now, with a little CSS anyone can improve the design of their web site.
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Monday, September 17, 2007
77 Resources to Simplify Your Life as a Web Designer
Anything that simplifies my life gets my vote. Pretty much everything you need to help you design websites.
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Everything You Need To Know To Get Started With Content Management Systems
Free and low-cost enterprise wiki tools and open-source content management systems are plentiful. Here's a quick guide to the available options.
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How to Price Your Web Application
In the world of free, pricing isn’t given much attention. But if you’re looking for a real, sustainable business, it’s unavoidable. Paul Farnell’s gone through it all with his app Litmus and breaks it down for you here.
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10 Ajax Start Pages to Consider
Ajax start pages are easy-to-use, customizable webpages, allowing you to keep up with the latest news and add interactive content. You can add new RSS feeds and widgets, and move your content around the page.
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Advanced Glow Effects in Photoshop
In this tutorial we're going to create some really sharp looking glow effects using a combination of layer styles, the pen tool and colour blending. The end effect is quite stunning and hopefully you'll pick up some tips you didn't know before.
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anySIM is here: open source GUI iPhone unlock app
We've seen a couple of early versions of GUI iPhone SIM unlock apps from the open source community, but it looks like the iPhone Dev Team's got its proper release in order.
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55 Reasons to Design in XHTML-CSS
In no particular order 55 reasons for me to do “tableless” websites using valid XHTML for markup, CSS for layout and Flash sparingly, only as an ingredient. By tableless I mean avoiding tables (or a tagsoup of unnecessary divs substituting table trs and tds) for layout purposes and aiming towards as semantic markup as possible...
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Monday, September 10, 2007
The 19+ Social Network Aggregator List
Alright everybody, I’ve tried at least 10 of these, and I was going to go on a site by site basis and rank each one, but to be quite honest there are too many different factors involved that this post would’ve been 5+ pages long, so here it is, my list…
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Photoshop Text Effects: 51 Text Effect Tutorials Every Designer Should See
Text and the way it looks is a major part of any design. A great design can be cheapened if the text on the page looks wrong. Any logo is almost entirely text. From water to fire, these 51 tutorials will show you how to create any style of text you want.
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50 Great Widgets For Your Blog
We’ve assembled a list of 50 useful or simply cool widgets for your pleasure. And remember, the first rule of widgetizing your blog is - don’t overdo it!
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Friday, September 7, 2007
40 Unusual Websites you should Bookmark.
Undiscovered webservices that are original, rather unique, unusual, useful, free, and must-be bookmarked type. You won’t find any collaboration, storage or ToDo service here. Enjoy! A Must Read
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Google Adds Search to Google Reader!
That's right, search is finally in Google Reader. Now you can find that that apricot recipe you came across a few months ago and now have a craving for. Or perhaps you'd like to search for "ipod" so that you can read at once all the posts in your subscriptions that mention today's announcements.
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Thursday, September 6, 2007
Google steps it up a gear, with Google Gears

Google has announced the launch of its new software, ‘Google Gears‘.
Google Gears is designed to allow users to access online services like e-mail, news readers and online calendars when they are offline.
This will enable users to use their computer in places where there is no internet connection.
Google have revealed that they intend Google Gears to be an open source project, and they are working with the likes of Adobe and Moxilla, to create a single standard technology which will work across all the major platforms.
According to Google, this new technology ‘builds on the Web’s existing programming model by introducing new JavaScript APIs for sophisticated data storage, application caching, and multi-threading features,”
I think this is going to be a great application, enabling you to view information offline that your browser has stored, when you were last online.
Google Gears is designed to allow users to access online services like e-mail, news readers and online calendars when they are offline.
This will enable users to use their computer in places where there is no internet connection.
Google have revealed that they intend Google Gears to be an open source project, and they are working with the likes of Adobe and Moxilla, to create a single standard technology which will work across all the major platforms.
According to Google, this new technology ‘builds on the Web’s existing programming model by introducing new JavaScript APIs for sophisticated data storage, application caching, and multi-threading features,”
I think this is going to be a great application, enabling you to view information offline that your browser has stored, when you were last online.
10 Future Web Trends
Ever wonder what the future holds for the web? Let's take a look at 10 trends that hold the key to the future of the web.
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20 BitTorrent Tips and Tricks
Here's a list of 20 BitTorrent resources, tips and tricks, useful for both newcomes and more advanced users.
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Conversion Central: 101 Tools to Convert Video, Music, Images, PDF and More
Few things are more irritating than having to deal with a format that is incompatible with what you need it to do. It doesn’t matter if it’s a media file, document, or shoe size; it’s just plain frustrating. To make your life easier, check out this list of 101 tools that will allow you to convert just about anything.
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How To: 13-Step Method For Buying A Car While Controlling The Price
Commenter Keter posted a completely kick-ass 13 step guide to buying a car while maintaining total and absolute control over the sales process. It was so good we're lifting it and posting it to the front page.
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