Month: July 2011

"Use a food pyramid that’s actually based on the latest and best science."

Normalize.css is a customisable CSS file that makes browsers render all elements more consistently and in line with modern standards. We researched the differences between default browser styles in order to precisely target only the styles that need normalizing.

Tir is a simple Lua+Mongrel2 web framework that implements most of the features you need, and avoids the ones you're going to replace anyway, like ORM. It supports extensible templates; coroutine, handler, or callback state management, and is only 1300 lines of clean simple Lua code.
Tir applications take the model of a process per page making it easy to carve your application up across multiple servers and scale only the pieces that need it. If one part is sucking, just replace that part.
You can take a look at the features, download the latest and get started right now.

We've collected A LOT of data. So much so, that we think we have a pretty good picture of what the Google+ userbase looks like.Below, you will find data sets broken by Gender, Geography, Workpalce and as well as unique views such as Facebook employees vs. Google employees and so on.

“I could end the deficit in 5 minutes. You just pass a law that says that anytime there is a deficit of more than 3% of GDP all sitting members of congress are ineligible for reelection.”

This is a simple bookmarklet that helps sort your Google+ Stream, much like FaceBook's "Most Recent" view.

A full featured twitter client for Google+! View your timeline, url shortening, photo sharing and more…!

All you need it ONE chemical, just one, the rest are ingredients that you find in the home or in the supermarket. Its very easy, takes 40 minutes or so and you save lots of money!! It works every time on slow films. Not so good for fast films. I can do this in the smallest of places no darkroom required
My successful recipe That I gleaned from a you tube video with some tweaking that I have done

The people from the labs are our friends, but we all like to doubles, whether made with us or with someone halfway across the world, but what to do when the film gets inside the canister.
Of course we can buy a film puller, or we can go to a lab (the people from the labs are our friends) but what if the lab is close? Only need double sided tape, scissors and a little film.

Velcro and a drop of super glue do the trick!
I like to shoot without using the viewfinder, a technique from using Lieca rangefinders with wide angle lens for many years. When i purchased my LC-Wide i was determined to find a way to attach a neck strap. The solution was simple and easy! Velcro and a drop of super glue.

"Let me get this out of the way… The Fuji x100 is the greatest digital camera ever made and may just be the greatest camera I have ever owned. You’ll have a hard damn time convincing me otherwise. I can state with confidence that this is my favorite camera I have ever owned. Period. End of story. Done. Best. Camera. EVAR. OMG. Etc. Note that I am not sponsored by Fuji, I have no relationship with Fuji, and I paid for this camera with my own money. I have nothing to gain in services, advertising, affiliations, or monetary value by writing this review."

Quickly convert any online image into a vintage masterpiece. Simply right-click on any image you see and you’ll be taken to the Lomo+ application for seamless lomofication.