Thursday, August 5, 2010
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Image/Gallery Control Sites/Resources
37 Fresh JQuery Image Gallery Display Solutions
ImageFlow
Image Rotator with Description
JQuery Cycle Plugin
25 JQuery Slider/Image Gallery Tutorials and Plugins
3D Carousel in JavaScript
Rotate3D demo
VR Toolbox Object Gallery
ImageFlow
Image Rotator with Description
JQuery Cycle Plugin
25 JQuery Slider/Image Gallery Tutorials and Plugins
3D Carousel in JavaScript
Rotate3D demo
VR Toolbox Object Gallery
5 Ways around the filter in 2 minutes
I definitely do not support an internet filter for Australia.
I saw the Family First party the other day spouting how great it was going to be. Lets face it, only ignorant people believe such a filter will achieve anything productive. The representative clearly didn't know what she was talking about in regard to a whole range of topics though but that's not surprising.
So, if anything, this video shows just how ridiculous the filtering efforts are:
See the related article here:
http://openinternet.com.au/2010/08/04/5-ways-around-the-filter-in-2-minutes-video/
I think that if they can legitimately, and that's the key word, find sites that need to be blocked then that should be taken up with the service providers hosting such sites but I'd like to see what the criteria is for such banning.
You can check out the leaked blacklist here -->
http://file.wikileaks.org/file/acma-secret-blacklist-aug-2008.txt You'll see that there are a lot of perfectly legitimate sites being blacklisted here.
I must admit, it's an interesting list and apparently only a portion of those sites proposed.
It's all very very bad.
I saw the Family First party the other day spouting how great it was going to be. Lets face it, only ignorant people believe such a filter will achieve anything productive. The representative clearly didn't know what she was talking about in regard to a whole range of topics though but that's not surprising.
So, if anything, this video shows just how ridiculous the filtering efforts are:
See the related article here:
http://openinternet.com.au/2010/08/04/5-ways-around-the-filter-in-2-minutes-video/
I think that if they can legitimately, and that's the key word, find sites that need to be blocked then that should be taken up with the service providers hosting such sites but I'd like to see what the criteria is for such banning.
You can check out the leaked blacklist here -->
http://file.wikileaks.org/file/acma-secret-blacklist-aug-2008.txt You'll see that there are a lot of perfectly legitimate sites being blacklisted here.
I must admit, it's an interesting list and apparently only a portion of those sites proposed.
It's all very very bad.
Monday, July 26, 2010
"Kevin Alejandro Played Gay So Many Times, We Had no Choice but to Interview Him"
Kevin Alejandro AfterElton Interview
http://www.afterelton.com/people/2010/06/kevin-alejandro
Lafayette's love interest in True Blood season 3.
http://www.afterelton.com/people/2010/06/kevin-alejandro
Lafayette's love interest in True Blood season 3.
Invincible Apple: 10 Lessons From the Coolest Company Anywhere
Invincible Apple: 10 Lessons From the Coolest Company Anywhere
- Go into your cave.
- It's OK to be King.
- Transcend Orthodoxy.
- Just Say No.
- Serve Your Customer, no really.
- Everything is Marketing.
- Kill The Past.
- Turn Feedback into Inspiration.
- Don't Invent, Reinvent.
- Play By Your Own Clock.
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