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MOAI, an Open Access Server Platform for Institutional Repositories — MOAI
by karlcow
MOAI is a platform for aggregating content from different sources, and publishing it through the Open Archive Initiatives protocol for metadata harvesting. It’s been built for academic institutional repositories dealing with relational metadata and asset files.
03 July 2009
Apostrophe Now!
by sbrothier
Apostrophe™ is a content management system designed for maximum flexibility with a minimal learning curve. The interface is ergonomic, all content-editing is performed in-context.
02 July 2009
Share Icon Project - An icon to represent 'sharing': posting to social sites, sending by e-mail, etc.
by sbrothier
& 1 other
The Share Icon is becoming the de facto standard visual representation for sharing content from any source to multiple destinations: over email, to bookmark or memetracker sites, to your friends on social networks, and more every day.
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01 July 2009
Content Aware Image Resizing implemented with JavaScript
by srcmax
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Content Aware Image Resizing implemented with JavaScript
Flickr: Add a weblog
by oqdbpo
Tweet your Flickr photos and video. Here's how to set it up:
1. Go to Twitter to authorize tweets from your Flickr account.
2. Once authorized you'll automatically be sent back to Flickr, and we'll show how to tweet to your heart's content.
29 June 2009
28 June 2009
BBC Memoryshare
by gregg
BBC Memoryshare is a living archive of memories from 1900 to the present day. You can contribute, share and browse memories of life experiences and see them in the context of recent and historical events. Memoryshare is of value to people across the UK and internationally, and may be used as a source of programme content for the BBC. Anyone registered with bbc.co.uk can contribute to Memoryshare.
25 June 2009
Blogo Numericus -- Google Index as world heritage
by Neewok
Because it is our index. At least partly, because the content is ours. And I won’t deny that it is partly Google Inc. property too, as the manufacturer and operator of the index. But it’s partly ours as well, and that is a very important point to make.
Therefore, may be we can begin to consider the Google index as a common good shared between Google and all the mankind.
RC3 pour Firefox 3.5 et fonction de filtrage du JavaScript en préparation - Actualités - ZDNet.fr
by srcmax
(via)
Sur son blog sécurité, la fondation Mozilla explique travailler au développement d'un outil de blocage sur les sites Web des JavaScript malveillants : Content Security Policy. Grâce à cette application, un administrateur de site Web pourra notamment définir une liste blanche de scripts autorisés à s'exécuter. Ce mécanisme doit ainsi permettre de réduire les risques d'attaques XSS.
Welcome – SUSE Studio
by jallatte
& 1 other
Build an appliance — or your own custom Linux distro — with a few mouse clicks. Customize it to your heart's content, and share it with the world!
# Live CD/DVD
# VMware image
# Hard disk / USB image
# Xen
24 June 2009
Welcome – SUSE Studio
by m.meixide
& 1 other
Build an appliance — or your own custom Linux distro — with a few mouse clicks. Customize it to your heart's content, and share it with the world!
# Live CD/DVD
# VMware image
# Hard disk / USB image
# Xen
23 June 2009
spmb: Complex Order | Serial Consign
by karlcow
Complex Order organizes content by way of geography. Winnipeg, São Paulo and Montreal become the frames for considering work by spmb and peers - the book brings together approximately two dozen projects.
22 June 2009
How to Use Flash Video (FLV) Cue Points
by Spone
& 1 other
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Video cue points can be used for all sorts of things in Flash. Typical uses involve triggering other activity, such as peripheral movie clips whose animations enhance the video content, or triggering text, such as closed captions. I’ve seen some developers in the Adobe forums even use a cue point to signal that a video clip has reached its end. Strictly speaking, cue points aren’t needed for that last goal (see “How to Determine the Completion of a Flash Video (FLV) File”), but it’s certainly a possible way to go.
If you’re interested in cue points yourself, but don’t know where to begin, let’s dive in.
20 June 2009
Prevent your images from being too large
by mozkart
.post img {
max-width: 500px; /* Adjust this value according to your content area size*/
height: auto;
}
18 June 2009
SEO-Content Is Key
by postasaurus
It seems that these days, content is everything-especially when it comes to SEO.
17 June 2009
Thoughts on Opera Unite | FactoryCity
by sbrothier
& 2 others
I met today’s news about Opera’s new initiative — called Unite — with a mix of shock and awe.
On the one hand, I was sickened by the lack of analysis from the echolalic blogger news corps. It appeared that Opera PR had successfully reached out to all of them, shoved a news release down their throats and waited to give them the go-ahead to regurgitate it on their blogs, using the same screenshots, same content, and differing only in the pithiness of their post titles.
16 June 2009
An introduction to Opera Unite - Opera Developer Community
by karlcow
In a nutshell, Opera Unite is a collaborative technology that uses a compact server inside the Opera desktop browser to share data and services. You can write applications — in the form of Opera Unite Services — that use this server to serve content to other Web users.
Easy Slider 1.5
by jakamos
& 1 other
Easy Slider 1.5 - The Easiest jQuery Plugin For Sliding Images and Content
15 June 2009
Home - Common Tag
by parmentierf
& 2 others
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Common Tag is an open tagging format developed to make content more connected, discoverable and engaging. Unlike free-text tags, Common Tags are references to unique, well-defined concepts, complete with metadata and their own URLs. With Common Tag, site owners can more easily create topic hubs, cross-promote their content, and enrich their pages with free data, images and widgets.
12 June 2009
uClassify | View Classifier
by parmentierf
(via)
Classifies the language of a text by looking on about 4000 commonly used words per language. It works best with clean texts but can also be used for HTML pages. For reliable results HTML pages need more text content (since HTML often contains English words and comments).
