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The New Delicious

Today the new Delicious has landed. Along a visual refresh, they’ve also introduced a concept named stacks The stacks allow one to tell a story, a trend I see popping up in many of the services we know and use: Gowalla has shifted towards stories, Facebook soon will tell “The story of your life”, services …

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In The Gym

From the comments, the answer to the question “How long did it take?”: About six hours of taping by seven tapers, roughly four weeks of planning, scouting and comping, decades of collective skill, roughly 125th of a second for shooting, all for 15 minutes of blue painter’s tape fame!

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Hip Hop Heads

By Dale Edwin Murray

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Tomorrowland 2011 After Movie

Wasn’t at Tomorrowland myself, but still keep getting goosebumps when viewing the after movie. One part of aftermovie caught my ear: Shazam told me it’s “Epic” by Sandro Silva & Quintino (passage taken starting from 2:14): Totally fits the vibe of such a big dance event.

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FitVids.js

FitVids.js is a lightweight, easy-to-use jQuery plugin for fluid width video embeds. FitVids automates the Intrinsic Ratio Method by Thierry Koblentz to achieve fluid width videos in your responsive web design.

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Bing Copywriting

For the one time that I visit Bing, it’s suggesting me to pick up a hoe. Pick up a hoe, pull some weeds, or build a trail. One Google Search Coupon later it turns out that a hoe and a ho are not the same. Phew!

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Google+ Timeline

RE: Facebook Timeline Can’t wait to share 10 years of search history and email on Google+ Timeline /via @joehewitt

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Facebook Timeline

Tell your story with a new kind of profile Facebook pulling the lifestream card. Presented in a manner that reminds some of memolane.com. Introducing Timeline → Should be released/activated on Sept. 29, but if you have a developer account you can enable it right now.

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Angles in CSS3 gradients subject to change

Although it’s easy to forget, a vendor prefix basically means: this stuff is not finished, and might change in the future – use at you own peril … A fine example: Angles in gradients subject to change →

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Mac ‘n’ Cheese

Mac ‘n’ Cheese is an animated short directed and created by four students at the Utrecht School of Arts in the Netherlands. This roughly two minute animation took about five months to make, and about a bajillion peanut butter sandwiches. The authors also note it’s “inspired by Team Fortress 2 and Meet Buck”, the latter …

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