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Screenshots of the beauty of DOOM.
Tools used: DOOM Cinematic Tools/Extreme Injector v3, DET Cheat Engine Table, SRWE Lightroom color correction custom preset.
Image from "How to Disconnect a Contact on LinkedIn" on ChurchMojo.com. See full explanation: churchmojo.com/2010/11/20/linkedin-disconnect-contact/
Identity Burro is a Greasemonkey script for Firefox that gives quick access to all the public aspects of a person: photos, blog, preferred sites, preferred songs, etc.
Precisely, when you navigate on the Web page of a certain user on (for example) Flickr, it inserts into the Web page links to the page of the same user on , Del.icio.us, Technorati, CiteULike, WebJay, Last.tm/Audioscrobbler, Rojo, 43things, 43places, AllConsuming, LiveJournal, Simpy (see Screenshots). And of course it works also on the other sites, i.e. when you are on del.icio.us page of user "alice", links to the userpage of "alice" on the other sites are shown (see Screeshots).
wallpaper por mi
tema 2befine por 2befine
iconos Gill_Sans_Text_Dock_Icons_by_arcticTransfuse
rainmeter: sidebar, fecha mod y hora y rss por mi / y magazinelikesuite por h_plus^labels
fotos: elegance tema de wordpress
CAD: edge
Screenshots from our new iPad game, coming August 11th! SquirrelWarz!
The game was made with sharpies, watercolors, melodicas, toy pianos, and code that we wrote ourselves... we'll my friends made the code, but I made the sounds and funnies and game designs and I helped my buddy Mike with the art.
NERF Barricade official release date in Australia is December 1st, NOT yesterday (the 15th November as had been hoped). This correlates with reports of it releasing by Black Friday in the US and adding in estimated shipping time.
Link to Australian pre-order page:
www.playdex.com.au/p/1189101/nerf---barricade-rv---10-.html
Remember, folks, you heard it here first on Skeptic Penguin news Network
A screenshot of my second page, the first page doesn't have any folders.
The idea here is to have a category per line, with up to 3 of the most used apps of that category visible, while a folder holding the others sits on the left.
The folder needs to sit on the left if you want to achieve a column of folders (otherwise you need to display exactly the same number of apps per line/category).
Thie seems to work pretty well for me for the time being.
Via Twitter
Clicked one of those little arrows to go to the iTunes Music Store page for this album (which is where I bought it, by the way) and got the above error message.
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Kids... go to your room.
After updating my anti-spam software, one doesn't have to see these types of comments on my blog unless I'm trying to comment on the depravity of current culture. It's not that it's pornographic... It's just that it's defaming a place where sincerity is trying to post an entry.
By the way, who is Jane, and what is zoofiliabrazil?
I just sent my first tweet with Twitter's new integrated photo sharing feature. I was one of the lucky ones to get early access today to the new feature. :)
The feature seems pretty straightforward. If you click on the message box there is a little camera icon right below it and you just click that to add a photo. You can then attach a photo and send it to your Twitter. So easy, even a Congressman could use it.
The first photo I tried didn't take, because it only supports photos 3MB or smaller. It's not really meant to be a replacement for Flickr or anything in that regard (Flickr allows photos up to 20MB in size -- and some more forward thinking photosharing sites like 500px actually allow photos up to 30MB in size, time to step up your game Flickr) -- but with most phone photos being smaller then 3MB, this shouldn't really be a problem for mobile uploads.
The second photo I tried sending was a smaller one that I'd taken with my phone (pictured above) and it worked just fine.
I was impressed with the speed at which the photo had uploaded to Twitter. In the past I'd had problems with twitpic hanging on me when trying to upload, but the photo to Twitter's own service was fast and flawless.
The photos are hosted at photobucket, but you don't have to have a photobucket account to use the service.
I updated my Android Twitter app on my Samsung (piece of crap) phone to the most current version, but when I clicked on add a photo using that it still sent the photo to twitpic, not to to the new twitter service -- so I don't know if the new service supports the Android app yet -- I don't think it does.
Supposedly the new Twitter photo service is integrated with the new IOS5 on the iPhone though -- which I suppose will be one more reason to ditch my horrible piece of crap Samsung phone and go back to the iPhone when the new ones come out this Summer or Fall -- although I'm sure Twitter probably plans on integrating the photo sharing feature into their Android app too at some point in the future.
I also tried downloading "Snapbucket" to my Android phone (which was the app that the photobucket promo page suggested). I was able to get the app installed (you have to set up a photobucket account) and tried to send a photo to Twitter with it, but it seemed to take a long time. I sent the photo to photobucket (and it's in my account) about ten minutes ago, but I told it to send it to Twitter and it's not posted to twitter yet for me. I'll probably still continue using mobypicture to share mobile phone shots directly until either Twitter updates their Android App or I move over to the iPhone.
One thing that is nice about this new Twitter photo sharing service, is that like all of your text tweets, the photos that you upload to it belong 100% to you. This is in stark contrast to the sleazy move by Twitpic to try to try and actually sell people's Twitpic photos (keeping 100% of the money for themselves and giving the photographers 0%). There's a certain sense of satisfaction that comes with knowing that this new photo sharing service by Twitter is going to end up putting Twitpic and their sleazy photographer rip offs out of commission.
Overall I'd say the new service is a win for Twitter. It simple, easy to use, and most importantly FAST! Nice work Twitter! This new service is just what I need to upload all those awesome new shots of my buffed out totally waxed new body.
