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Kid Icarus, Nintendo’s most demanded sequel of a game is now available in a new, updated web version that looks like it’s from the Super Nintendo generation. Technically it’s a remake and not a sequel but that doesn’t matter so much because it’s a new new version of Kid Icarus! It might even be enough
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This is what it would look like if I had Facebook growing up in the 80′s and 90′s and only updated my status’ about once every couple of years.
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Google Chrome has been out for almost three years now and it continues to gain in popularity. Starting about a year ago I started using Chrome exclusively whenever possible. The browser has become so popular that Google has built an operating system with the same name. Here are my top five reasons why I use
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As Google continues to make the web an amazing experience, they’ve now created an easy way for web designers and developers to get many different fonts to display on their websites using Google web fonts. You can browse their catalog of available fonts, learn about the font designers who created them, and copy the code required to
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A frustrating thing about designing and developing websites is that sometimes they look different on different computers. Some variables to consider when thinking about why they look different are the visitor’s operating system, the visitor’s display resolution and the visitor’s web browser. Usually operating systems don’t play a huge role in how a website visually appears unless it’s
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Because different computers have different fonts installed on them, it can be difficult to find a font that works everywhere. Luckly, Cascading Stylesheets (CSS) allows designers to specify ‘font family’ to increase the likelihood of a common font appearance across web browsers and Operating Systems. Below is a list of code to put in your
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It’s always been difficult to watch TV shows on my computer because the screen is too small but I don’t want to spend $60+/month just to have the luxury of watching TV from the comfort of my couch via cable or satellite TV. I tried hooking up a laptop to my TV but it is
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nmap.org posted a giant interactive graphic based on the largest websites on the net. This large 37,440 x 37,440 pixel graphic shows a gigantic Google favicon surrounded by smaller but still huge Yahoo, Facebook, Wikipedia, MSN and YouTube favicons. Zooming in you will start to see less recognizable website icons. It’s a clever way to show
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In case you got bored with CubeECraft Papercraft Toys and are interested in something new, you may want to check out Marshall Alexander’s website which offers diagrams you can print out, cut out and have fun with. The one-piece papertoys consist of a single flat piece of paper, which by folding is transformed into a
about 3 years ago - No comments
Following the trend of TV media going online recently, MTV dropped a bomb today by flipping the switch on mtvmusic.com. The site has tons and tons of music videos to watch from the MTV vintage vault to present day material (broadband or FIOS internet connection highly recommended). The site is currently in Beta but the