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Photo Swipe

PhotoSwipe is a FREE HTML/CSS/JavaScript based image gallery specifically targeting mobile devices. Photo Swipe →

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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