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Lightview, yet another lightbox spinoff hits the net. Animation could be smoother on the box itself, yet the little arrows are very sexy!

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Theme Test Drive is a handy WordPress Plugin if you’re implementing a new WordPress Theme: it enables you to activate a theme for Administrators only, while visitors will remain to see the selected one (as they did before).

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Long time since I’ve seen this clip of the (more than awesome) IT Crowd.

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“In order for anything to be designed well, we must first identify the problems we are trying to solve and the goals we are trying to reach.” → Solutioneering, or putting solutions before problems by Jeff Croft.

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The Thundercats Intro; my life at the age of 7 flashes before me. Nostalgia? Yep! 🙂

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“Mommy, why is there a server in the house? – Helping your child understand the Stay-At-Home server” is on hilarious piece of Windows Home Server Propaganda: “When a mommy and a daddy love each other very much the daddy wants to give the mommy a special gift. So he buys her a ‘stay-at-home’ server” Yeah …

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Plankton Invasion is an 3D-animated mini series of monthly episodes where you can decide what the script of the next episode will be. The trailer looked awesome I must say 😀 (via)

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Robert Nymand has released DOMAssistant 2.5.5 , with “improved event handling, replaceClass and end methods.” Anyone know if this end() function is available in jQuery? If not, then I suggest it’s added; looks handy to me! Yes, end() is available in jQuery

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Again in my playlist: dé portables! “I saw you first On a vegetarian barbecue Mission impossible: My quest for meat Then you made my quest complete Saucy situation Carnal Love in Bikini Blue Meatball Magic Belgian fries ‘cuz French are fake Rumpsteak Lover Make my meal complete”

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John does it again, and gives a nice writeup and demo (FF3 only). Best part of it all: nothing on the client side needs to be changed! Olé!

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