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Dozuki is another great web-based business idea, providing real value to many people. Instead of the old boring manuals, following all kinds of equipment, consumers could be using smart evolving help-sources, making "reading the manual" a really nice experience. Springwise presents the project the following way: "Repair manuals can often be a source of frustration, fraught with dull content, confusing directions and poor imagery. iFixit, on the other hand, has become well-known in the DIY world for its popular “how-to” style repair guides, and now brands can take the same approach to creating engaging and useful iFixit-style repair manuals of their very own. Launched last month by iFixit ...

Sweden's best uptime again with 99,9% Read more in InternetWorld 03/11. Do you want you own server? Do you need special software? Are you tired of performance problems? Are you just curious? Well, there are many good reasons to get an own virtual private server. The price is definitely also one of them! Consider this offer from Servage. It's pretty much the same cost as a shared webhosting account! RAM Memory: 256 MB Traffic: 100 GB Diskspace: 50 GB Full root access Power On/Off from CP Backup (snapshots) ACPI shutdown from CP Console access from CP Check out the plans. Cloud Based Server Virtualization The TotalCloud server virtualization offering is based on a modular setup where the servers are ...

Radu Florea is a photographer based in Bruxelles, Belgium and he describes himself as « yet another engineer » addicted to photography and design. His website www.raduflorea.eu is a mixed collection of classic views and surrealist photographies, all signed by himself. On his website, the visitors can choose to enjoy quite a few photos archived in several categories like : portrait, close-up, low-key, architecture and nature. He is continuously experimenting (engineer style) so this is why his techniques are in a permanent evolution. The last experiments published on his website are in the area of High Dynamic Range Imaging and tone mapping. The technique is not new and ...

It's nice to use cheat sheets :-) For HTML5 and CSS3 I found some on Smashing Magazine that look pretty cool, with the following comments: "XHTML 2 is dead, long live HTML 5! According to W3C News Archive, XHTML 2 working group is expected to stop work end of 2009 and W3C is planning to increase resources on HTML 5 instead. And even although HTML 5 won’t be completely supported until 2022, it doesn’t mean that it won’t be widely adopted within the foreseeable future. So in the spirit of the upcoming change we decided to release a handy printable HTML 5 Cheat Sheet that lists all currently supported tags, their ...

It's really annoying how a lot of the cool new CSS3 features are unavailable to Internet Explorer 6-9. I stumbled over this cool app, which helps making some of those effects available in Internet Explorer. Check out CSS3 Pie. They say "PIE makes Internet Explorer 6-9 capable of rendering several of the most useful CSS3 decoration features." There is a demo right on the front page of their website, allowing you to check out the features in Internet Explorer right away. Pretty useful to get CSS3 on the old Windows box.

SiteLog is one of those insanely simple, yet powerful web-apps, which do exactly what they promise. The web is filling up with universal apps promising so much, and failing to fulfill most expectations - often because the effort is spread to much, and suddenly very ambitions projects turn into bad experiences. Therefore I'm extra happy when I see niche-products, like SiteLog. It's fulfills very specific needs, and it does it well. SiteLog monitors your server so you can see when something is offline. It's very easy to get started. After you've created your account, you go through two simple steps to start monitoring. Add servers (by IP or URL/Domain) Add services to ...

How often have you thought about keeping a diary? Or maybe just a log of events, thoughts or ideas? Maybe on you last vacation you would have liked to note down your experiences? Or recent business ideas have been lost in the plethora of things floating around in your head? Keeping an archive of thoughts, ideas and experiences may be something for you then! 280daily.com is an easy way to create a searchable archive of your life. It helps your with the tasks mentioned above. Some of the core use-cases are the following: Journal. Realistically keep a journal, 280 characters only takes 2 minutes! Travelling. You're too ...

Most people are continuously faced with the problem of task management. Some are using tools to assist them in the constant quest for optimized workflows, or to help them simply not forgetting things. One of the famous examples is the "Remember the Milk"-app, trying to help people sort and remember todos. TODOFeed is an online todo-tool that helps you do exactly that: Remember things, getting things done, and most importantly: Collaborate around todos in groups. TODOFeed thereby proves a valuable tool for groups with various tasks to be done. It's ideal for work groups, study groups, or any other group of people wanting to share the status of their common tasks.