Month: December 2010

Role-playing Games is a collaboratively edited question and answer site for people who love Role-playing Games. It's 100% free, no registration required.

Yummygum is back with another iconSweets; a huge FREE icon set containing over a 1,000+ icons, all in a vector-shaped Photoshop format. iconSweets2 will crunch your icon thirst for all of your iPhone, iPad & Android apps or new web projects!

Yummygum designed 60 free vector Photoshop icons with care. Perfectly suitable for iPhone & iPad apps or your new web project!

Room 1: Entrance And GuardianRoom 2: Puzzle Or Roleplaying ChallengeRoom 3: Red HerringRoom 4: Climax, Big Battle Or ConflictRoom 5: Plot Twist 

The recent city encounters contest generated mostly fantasy entries. However, there were a number of modern and sci-fi encounters. Today, all these entries are available to you below for your contemporary GMing pleasure.
If you missed out on the fantasy e

I get it, you want to learn how to program and how to be a hacker, fine let's do this. It sounds tough but you'll want to learn two languages for your first time: Ruby and Python. They are similar in syntax and usage cases so this shouldn't be a big problem. Pick up the basics, the syntax, and the community standards of each. Understand that each has it's own power and use as well as problems. Read these two books front to back for as long as they interest you, they're made for beginners so don't be afraid!

Upload small or large data sets from spreadsheets or CSV files.
Visualize your data on maps, timelines and charts.
Pick who can access your data; hide parts of your data if needed.
Merge data from multiple tables.
Discuss your data with others. Track changes and discussions.

Publish online any text in a readable and easy to share form. 

Write Space is an installable web-application for Google Chrome / Chromium and derived web-browsers. It is a minimalist, full-screen text-editor that aims to be simple and distraction-free, yet customizable to suit the user's preferences.

"So your choice is clear: You can take a horrible productivity hit or you can deal with the enhanced risk of getting secrets leaked. My personal opinion is that your best bet is to have really good reasons for doing what you’re doing and saying what you’re saying and make sure the people who know the secrets know the reasons, too. Also, it would help if you don’t treat your staff like shit. Or condone slaughtering civilians and then try to cover it up.
I wasn’t born yesterday; nobody will ever do away with leaking (my employer sure hasn’t managed it.) But there are things you can do to minimize the incentive for people to embark on this kind of wholesale sociopathy."

Welcome to the new home of Practical PHP Programming – now updated for PHP 5.2. This is the definitive source for the book from now on, and you'll be pleased to know the entire book is hosted on a super-fast server so you should never have access troubles again.
While updating the text, we have endeavoured to leave chapters in place even if we think they are no longer the smartest option – after all, it's not for us to decide what you should use. In places where we recommend one solution over another, you'll find this clearly marked.

The app that brings geotagging to every camera!Works with every digital camera, every format (jpg, raw…)Don't need any connection to internet or nay other network.Manage your geotagged pictures in photo software like iPhoto, Lightroom and Aperture (mac and pc).Share your geotagged pictures on on websites like Flick, Picasa and Panoramio.