cocukken hep hayal ederdim bunu. hatta dunyanin manyetik alanina karsi bir manyetik alan ureten arac olsa, suzulerek ucsa diye dusunurum hep.
- unknown
annem bu araç değil..tabut :) aslinda biyerde araç ta...
- Ëzgi ʚ
:) konular karisti ben bendeki jetgiller in mantigiyla dusunuyordum :D
- unknown
The idea that everyone else should change their DNS in order to visit your shortened URLs is a pretty ridiculous one, if you ask me.
- April Russo (app103)
Hmmm...It didn't work for me before and then I installed a bunch of unicode fonts in an attempt to eliminate the problem with some missing chars on some pages, and now it does work. So if it doesn't work for you, you might not have to change your DNS after all. I still don't like the idea of using a shortener that people may have an issue with reaching the pages, though.
- April Russo (app103)
How does this work? I am unfamiliar with IDN TLD.
- Raphael, Raphael
Sorry, I was wrong. It's not IDN TLD, but FQDN (Google it), and looks like this site is just an experimental. "Hey! This is just an experimental redirector, not intended for public use (yet). If you want to use this, you know who to contact... " (Who?)
- LouCypher
Download Snow Leopard Combo Pane for Mac - Find hidden prefereneces within Snow Leopard. MacUpdate Mac System Software Downloads - http://www.macupdate.com/info...
"Snow Leopard Combo Pane combines our QuickTime Player X preference pane with our iTunes preference pane and some new features geared toward anyone who would like to take advantage of the hidden preferences inside Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)."
- Outsanity
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Fresh (http://www.ironicsoftware.com/fresh...) is a similar app and feels a little more intuitive. At a keyboard-click, it shows you the most recent files you worked on, also allowing you to keep a drawer of your favourite apps and files below it.
- Vincent van Wylick
OpenDNS hijacks 404 responses; I used it for about five minutes before deciding "never again." I'm wary of Google having access to the entire set of user's DNS queries; that's an awful lot of data.
- Mistletoe Glen
I don't like that OpenDNS hijacks 404's either, but I don't really feel strongly enough to switch.
- Chieze Okoye
I agree with Chieze. Even though OpenDNS redirects all 404s to its custom ad-filled search page, I am wary of letting out all my DNS queries to Google. I am kind of rebellious against the idea of Google ruling the world, actually.
- Keshav Khera
I might. I'm not that upset about hijacked 404's but I am noticing that opendns has problems with subdomains of many sites (i.e. like iphone.website.com instead of www.website.com). Might try it though I feel Google is getting a bit borg-like.
- Andrew Leyden
You can disable NX domain redirection (the hijacking of 404's) in OpenDNS under the customization page (uncheck "Enable NX Domain Redirection"). You'll lose some of OpenDNS's more advanced features (like shortcuts), but it'll provide RFC-compliant DNS responses at that point.
- Justin Ribeiro
Justin, I don't think that will work with dynamic IPs, will it?
- Keshav Khera
Dynamic IP's assigned to you by your ISP shouldn't be a problem, presuming that your updating OpenDNS with your current public IP either with the client software updater (I've used it on the go, works well) or via dns-o-matic (I use that at home at the router level, works well https://www.dnsomatic.com/). Does that answer your question?
- Justin Ribeiro
Justin: I've used the client software updater, but using just-another-application for another task doesn't really appeal to me. I don't mind the redirection and for the shortcuts, there are keyword searches in Chrome and Firefox that work as good as OpenDNS shortcuts, if not better. Anyway, thanks for your answer! :)
- Keshav Khera
Keshav, I totally understand not wanting to run another application. :-) I don't use the client software unless I'm not at home or the office (i.e. I use it at the airport most often), but I do like dns-o-matic use at the router level (I use dns-o-matic for more than just OpenDNS updates as well). I think OpenDNS filtering and keywords work easier when you're managing a network(s)...
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- Justin Ribeiro
Features: paste text directly from word processor or WWW page, text formatting (colors!), automatic images import, import from MS Word, automatic text backup, export to PDF.
- LouCypher
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Sorry, it is reverse video calling. Can't be used when both parties need to see each other. might work in webcam senario. bullshit iphone.
- Nitin Nanivadekar
Don't blame iPhone - Apple has consciously chosen NOT to provide a front-facing camera, so it shoudn't be blamed either when some third party sets out to push the envelope in ways that weren't meant to be. All products have "functional flaws", so why should iPhone be any different.
- ianf ⌘
if you want to stream Video LIVE you may look at Qik and a Jailbroken iPhone (will stream also over 3G)
- alex
"This is one of the useful list of its kind where you can find the must have online web apps that may be very helpful for you as well when you want to get your work. I hope web designers and developers will like this list, but you can also use them and will love them whether you are an office worker, a manager, a supervisor, a student, a home user, etc. Most of them are not very well-known, but they are really amazing in respect to their features. This is the list of 21 Free Web Apps That Can Make Your Lives Easier. Just take a look at them and share your thought’s here."
- Wang Yip
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"If sea levels rise as expected due to climate change and melting polar ice caps, soon we'll need to rethink where we build our homes. Moving our homes and communities away from the shoreline and out onto the water could help us adapt more quickly to changing sea levels. Here are 10 concepts for communities and homes perfectly suited for life on the water."
- Jackie
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"Store, share & discover realtime sensor, energy and environment data from objects, devices & buildings around the world. Pachube is a convenient, secure & scalable platform that helps you connect to & build the 'internet of things'."
- Michael R. Bernstein
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And which scene is Jack Nicholson recreating? Seems like he's just being himself.
- Akiva Moskovitz
thanks Ken, didn't know where they came from - replacing the original link back with the one to empire
- Zee.
If you translate the Russian on the livejournal entry, you'll see that's basically what the Nicholson pic is about. They named several films he's been in. Jack being Jack.
- Spidra Webster
The Buzz Lightyear and Woody one is nice. :)
- John Wang
I've seen most of these before, but there were a couple I had never seen before! One of the new (to me) ones that blew me away was The Church of Hallgrimur in Reykjavik, Iceland. WOW!
- Admiral Anika
"Mirror, mirror on the wall, which inbox is the fairest of them all? InBox2 is betting on all of them with its online platform, which attempts to bring together all your message streams (email accounts, Twitter, Facebook) into a single master inbox. Today, recently launched Netherlands-based InBox2 is launching a host of new features to its offerings. InBox2 offers both a web application and a Facebook application that will integrate your email messages and Twitter stream into the social network. The web app can configure to multiple email accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail and AOL) and presents various ways to see your streams broken down by service, contact, thread or within one powerful stream. You can send, reply and search in one place. One of the key features for InBox2’s web app and Facebook app is the ability to send Facebook messages or Twitter DMs and replies from within the apps. "
- Wang Yip
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At first glance, why would I want all this information streaming into Facebook? Then I would have to be in Facebook to read them? Or is it convince since I am already in Facebook? This makes me hesitant. Can anybody tell me why I would like this especially when I am already in love with Threadsy?
- amarquart
Yikes, this is a bit old; and if you see the HN post that Mike linked, you'll see that the guys who made this used it really for practice only; it's not operational or running at all now. It (Tornado) *is* being used in Qwisk (the startup they founded) http://qwisk.com
- Itachi