Malaysia website design blog
When building a new weblog or website, the common ads you’ll want to put is Google’s Adsense. But the problem with Adsense was that you need to await approval before you could display them on your website. Also, it’s only after approval that you can see what kind of ads will be hosted based on your site’s content.
Well, here’s a handy dandy tool I picked up from Sitepoint.
Allow me to first explain that a meme isn’t the same as ‘mei mei’, which in Chinese means little sister. A meme in blog talk is an idea or project that’s shared through other bloggers normally through recommendation. However, there is no harm in anyone picking it up and running it on their own.
I’m not sure where this meme started from but I’m having a go at it from Edrei’s blog, Footsteps in the Mirror. This meme is quite fun because there are lots of questions you’re given or you could self create as long it’s within the theme.
After the visit to London by ol’ Tunku Abdul Rahman, many Malayan (not known as Malaysian yet) gathered at the Merdeka Stadium awaiting words they long to be uttered ever since their soil was visited by foreign power. These words made into phrases was to congratulate them of their country spirit and declaration for the country’s independence from the British empire.
That day was on 31st August 1957; where Tunku Abdul Rahman stood on a podium with several other British officers seated behind him facing the abrupt Malayan crowd. When his speech had ended, he shouted this word continuously that is now one of the most celebrated words of our country.
He shouted, “MERDEKA! MERDEKA! MERDEKA!”
(mer-de-ka is the Malayan translation for freedom).
Isn’t really a parody of the Star Wars saga. And no, don’t worry as I’m not going to be blogging on the trilogy. I be blogging about Grocery Store Wars done by FreeRangeStudio. It’s simply an excellent short film done in stop motion and I believe it should be worth an award or nominated for … Read more
Is a rather cool little thing going on. I spotted this while reading the blog; The Silent Room, that you can visit HERE. It was located almost at the bottom of his sidebar just above the ‘Malaysian Bloggers demand a systemised building evacuation for the disabled’. Was there reading about how someone plagiarised his articles … Read more
Is a handy tool suggested by the Sitepoint newsletter that I find simply useful. When you visit the website, there are several choices you could select to help optimize your code. I just went for the default and tried optimizing my blogs CSS. It managed to compress the size by 24.4%. However, the major setback … Read more
Might be appearing soon in future. Google is slowly expanding its popularity of being one of the best search engines (best to me..) into broader horizons. You’ve all heard of Google Map that’s in beta testing now. Well, have you heard that Google acquired Dodgeball.com :: mobile social software? *grin* Neither have I, so I … Read more
Is a website that has been developed for plagiarism searching. I, myself couldn’t believe it till I went there. I don’t really understand how do they scan the Internet after entering your URL but it’s quite a nifty toy to plan online if you’re bored. :P Try it out, HERE.
Is all about a collaboration of a total of 45 artists. Then later one person stitched them altogether. Now, you might be thinking that when I meant it’s like a long panoramic kinda thing.. HAH! But you are wrong, try imagining zooming into the picture on and on like an infinite loop. :D I’m serious, … Read more
Made me smile again when I thought my life is a living hell today. As you all might know, or probably I haven’t mentioned..*thinks* Anyway, a huge lightning recently hit my area back in Malaysia. From that you already might have guessed that a few computers might’ve been fried. Well, thankfully only my router and … Read more