Monthly Archives: July 2009

Save your code snippets with Snippely

By Dan | Published: 07/24/2009
I am currently waiting for FeedReader to finish downloading some enclosures from a feed I am subscribed to. In the meanwhile I though it would be nice letting you know what a great tool Snippely is. Though it is in its developing stage it comes handy for all developers, designers, etc. out there that have [...]
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Re-inserting ads on the blog and using a free theme

By Dan | Published: 07/23/2009
I thought about this lately and in the end I decided that I will put some Google Ads and even some ads from my sponsors on my blog. I already had ads in the past so it won’t be something new. The new thing is that I will try to demonstrate to myself and to [...]
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Always-on-top solution for Windows OS

By Dan | Published: 07/21/2009
I, like many other users out there have a dual monitor setup but even so I need to have one or more of my windows always on top due to the importance of their content. The solution would be to buy an extra monitor but until I get the funds I will have to settle [...]
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Bots following me on Twitter ?

By Dan | Published: 07/03/2009
I just posted a tweet (after a loooong time) and got some notifications from my Twitter account that I have a few new followers. Strange account names, amazing coincidence after just posting a tweet ? Anyone knows anything about this ?
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