Bram.us

“There are 28 flowers in this set so you can call it half-mega-pack 😀 They were made with Photoshop 7.0 and they’ve got some reasonable resolutions. Of course you can use them for free in your commercial and non-commercial designs.”

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Neh! (via) … misschien dat ze even een oerdegelijk webbedrijf moeten contacteren? (On a sidenote: Canvas.be kan er nog mee door, maar toch niet volledig)

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Dean Edwards does a magnificent job and releases IE7 2.0 (a set of javascripts which addresses (most of?) the CSS issues in IE7). Next to the merging into 1 file, the most important change is that “IE7.js includes only fixes that are included in the real MSIE7 browser; All other enhancements are moved to IE8.js.” …

Continue reading “IE7.js version 2.0”

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Balance board for the Wii … wow!

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script.aculo.us 1.8.1 hits the net, holding an updated Prototype and fixing some bugs.

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First Look: Microsoft Office for Mac 2008

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Hat tip: Whilst clicking around in Google Reader I noticed that Google Reader now sports a nifty Drag & Drop in the subscriptions pane! Now we can finally re-order our subscriptions. Olé! (turns out this has been possible for over a month, but hey, I’m always late)

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A jQuery-based spherical panorama viewer as an alternative to Java and QuickTime technology.

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Very interesting comparison of the various javascript libraries out there. Not the typical Libary X is better than Library Y, but just the facts 😉 Yet, one cannot conclude which one is better by counting the checkmarks, as they differ quite a lot …

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Neat script by Damon Cortesi for generating Twitter stats (Tweets per day, per hour, etc). Yoz Grahame extended it by proving a version that works with Google Charts (untested though).

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