Just stumbled upon Chrome's dev tools, something like Firebug for Firefox. Great help if you're a web developer.

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Wanna try Google Chrome? Get the lates daily build from here.

Unzip and copy to the Application folder. Runs ok and started to look good on the Mac. Waiting for the final release...

I've just installed build 20862. By the time you read this a more recent build will be available.

Here's a screenshot:

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Happy browsing!

Stumbled upon this. Posting it here as bookmark.

http://twittexperts.com/link/90806331732

Got tipped by deitzy_d. Code Monkey animated series. It's so funny :)

For some time now Amazee is battling Amazon for the right to use their name. Amazee made it public today. You can read more here. Amazon lawyers claim that Amazee is confusing to the users, making them think Amazee is the same as Amazon or pretty close. What a load of crap...

There is no way you can confuse the two... unless you stupid or something.

These brand battles all seam to be like patent battles. People suing people for anything. Might as well stop naming stuff with "Amaz" at the start of the word, just in case people read fast or stop reading the whole word. Just to keep it safe...

Funny how people tend to over complicate things... If you registered Adidas than freaky register Adibas, Abibas, Abidas, Habidas and so one. A lot of stuff wouldn't happen then (I know that this is likely to be costly in the current systems).

Anyway, Amazee we're with you!

In Drupal, when you get a 404 page all your blocks are hidden which rather sucks as it blows your theme. This function added to your theme's template.php file saves the day.


/**
* Override or insert variables into the page templates.
*
* @param $vars
* An array of variables to pass to the theme template.
* @param $hook
* The name of the template being rendered ("page" in this case.)
*/
function phptemplate_preprocess_page(&$vars, $hook) {
$vars['path'] = base_path() . path_to_theme() .'/';

I just saw a documentary on History Channel. The average speed of vehicles pulled by horses in New York in 1910 was 18 miles/h. 100 years later and the average speed of a car in New York is just 9 miles/h.