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DannyThis morning, I decided to try one of the things which was suggested by Calvin; Webcamp KL community member, which was to: What do you find when you google your past? It’s definitely not the first time I’ve done this, but it’s been awhile since I did it. And when I started browsing, I went … Read more
Foursquare is still my primary check-in tool when I’m moving around – despite Facebook Places. But I’d like to share with you how Foursquare influenced my safety decisions and how social media have had affected credibility during my last car service visit. Foursquare tips protected me I already had plugged in my laptop, connected my … Read more
On April 25, SurveyMonkey announced in a press release they’ve acquired the form creator; Wufoo. What is SurveyMonkey? As the name partially describes it, without the monkey, it’s a web-based online survey creator. Some familiar brands using the service is Facebook, Autodesk, Campbell, Samsung and others. What is Wufoo? Because I use wufoo, I’m going … Read more
The group purchasing market opened by Groupon, with Living Social behind their tail are now both being pitted with newly launched Google Offers. Good news for them though is Google Offers is in real beta and only available in selected areas. Quick side note, why I say real beta is because some solutions prefer to … Read more
PostPost is plain awesome! It’s like taking the old Project Petaling Street and turning it into my daily newspaper, somewhat. After logging in with your Facebook account, it collates (so canggih word) your feed from statuses, videos, images and links into a gallery. In their own words: See what your friends think you should read … Read more
It’s been about 1-2 years since Lowyat.Net organized a T-shirt design competition. Further supporting the community this year, they’re offering a generous RM5000 cash prize to the grand winner. Don’t play-play! Cast your vote now This year the rules were a little more flexible. They allowed modification of the mascots; red hair boy (no idea … Read more
Foursquare users celebrated 4SQ Day yesterday at Frontera, Jaya One. I arrived early and unfortunately had to leave before the real party began. However, I did walkaway with some swags before departing. Thanks Foursquare KL team.
When the world is your venue, it gives you the opportunity to not be a stranger and step out of your virtual realm for a moment. Meeting new faces and shaking the hands of people whom you may only know via Foursquare. Most likely, randomly adding them because their profile picture was a hot chic … Read more
Before there was CSS, I remember using Macromedia Dreamweaver to create dropdown menus and hover behaviors. Dreamweaver would include the necessary Javascript commands and the menus would just work. Then, with CSS and tools like Suckerfish dropdowns, code became cleaner and menu creation became easier. However, it was only ordinary dropdown menus until the trend … Read more
The answer is; Yes, if you want to strengthen your security and resolve the following issues: Some security hardening to media uploads Performance improvements Fixes for IIS6 support Fixes for taxonomy and PATHINFO (/index.php/) permalinks Fixes for various query and taxonomy edge cases that caused some plugin compatibility issues Visual editor not displaying Themes experiencing … Read more