Monthly Archives: November 2005

Firefox 1.5

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Ever since its first release candidate (Firefox RC 1), I have been a big fan of the new improvements in Firefox. Some of the cool features that I fell in love with; Drag and drop reordering for opened tabs Non-obstructive error message (You can do that with firetune for pre-1.5 versions) Support for Web Standards [...]

Thanks

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I never realize the importance of ThanksGiving untill I experience one myself. I really wanted to write this article on my personal blog but then to push it home, I am having it here as I am targetting more of the technical peoples to extend my virtual Thanks. I am somewhere in South Pasadena for [...]

Google Analytics’ Flashed

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I always believed that Google is more about non-flash and more of XMLHttpRequest. Brajeshwar.com is on Mediatemple, they have urchin for the site stats and I know that Urchin had nothing flashy about them. I use more of Mint to study the statistics but I am sure I will be more on Google Analytics for [...]

W3C on RIA standards

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The W3C Web API Working Group is chartered to develop standard APIs for client-side Web Application development. This work will include both documenting existing APIs such as XMLHttpRequest and developing new APIs in order to enable richer Web Applications. An Excerpt; This deliverable should be based on an existing application/UI format, such as Mozilla’s XUL, [...]

haXe Programming Language

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Here is something that you should keep a tap on! haXe is a programming language from the mtasc guy and I would really be interested into looking closely at something that comes from him. The haXe programming language is one supposedly a common language for the different technologies; server side, client side and rich clients [...]

Kill Bill’s Browser

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It looks like the whole rage against Internet Explorer have started again with wilder fury. I just saw Boing Boing’s post about Kill Bill’s Browser. They have 13 hilarious Reasons to Swtich from Internet explorer to Firefox. Not only that, there is also the Explorer Destroyer. Their claim is that for each person you switch, [...]

PS3 Interface Screenshot

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That Penguin Game

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I never realized that people will be wacking the Penguin that much. But recently after installing Mint and checking out the Current Activity Pepper, I see that the most amount of time people spent on my site was on the penguins and not the articles. Penguin Games Wack the Penguin Splatter the Penguin The Yeti [...]

Crazy Frog Crazy Hits

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I finally got my Crazy Frog Crazy Hits music CD. Released in India very recently (rather late), they somehow don’t have the enhanced version which have the password to access the site at Crazy Frog Hits. The album consisted of the following tracks along with the Crazy Frog Axel F Video. Intro Axel F Popcorn [...]

Have a Mint, add some Pepper

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I have installed Mint coupla hours ago and I am enjoying it, looking how it fills up the space and the way it shows important information in a clear and concise manner. I have my eye on it for quite sometime but today I took the decision and got it for my site. My impression [...]