Archive for October, 2007

A portfolio of great photos taken while exploring ice caves all over the world.

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You love the violence and the dark shadows of F.E.A.R. the First Person Shooter that had you frightened (and your machine shivering in front of the hefty requirements). Here comes Project Origin which will be the sequel you waited for.

Beware! It’s fast, it’s hard, it’s bloody and it will hurt.

The launch date is not determined yet.

I love the photographic work of Irene Mueller because even on simple subjects she can bring the little variety, a little more than the rest. For example, color to liquid droplets:

There are two ways to read this post, one is to go to the web site and to look at the pages; The other is to check the RSS news feed ().

If the number of visits is the judge, there are only very slim chances that you know about the mere existence of the RSS thread . This is why, I’ll try to speak a little about it and give you some tips about it.

The central idea is to ease the reading og articles from a web site by grouping them in a simpler form. You need a separated reader but, you may not know it, you already have one included in most modern web browsers. Instead of going to the site to check if there are news, your browser will receive updates any time there is something new. You’ll know if it is worth coming to the original web site.

Here are some informations as they were grouped by Codesqueeze.

Beginners

Veterans

Advice to bloggers

Now, if you blog or if you have a web site, it is strongly advised to include your own RSS version of the news and posts that you produce. It is favoring the most experienced readers who happen to also be the ones most able to extend the buzz around your activity or web site.

For the users of WordPress blogging software and WordPress.com sites, it’s just a matter of using the feature already included in your web site. You just have to make sure that the template you use is properly showing the existence of the RSS thread.

“Despite the fact that BitTorrent has been around for a good 6 years now, the lightning fast file sharing protocol hasn’t completely taken off in the mainstream. Since we post a decent amount about BitTorrent around here, we figured it was just time we put out a beginner’s guide to BitTorrent. This is the guide you can send to your friend next time he gets that glassy look in his eyes when you mention BitTorrent and how quick and easy it makes downloading albums educational, public domain videos and other large files…”

UltraNewb: A beginner’s guide to BitTorrent