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They haven't outright banned it so I think it's safe to say that you are allowed to host websites on Dropbox. There is a wiki page, "Hosting Websites with Dropbox", (that includes information that was hosted on the official Dropbox wiki section) about how you could set it up via CNAME pointing.
If you are worried about bandwidth, see Arash F. post on the ...
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WebPageTest
My personal favorite, it will give detailed report
Result of webapps page test; I'm not sure how long this result will persist...
Free website speed checker
Is your website fast enough ? Find it
out with our free website speed test !
You can even compare your website
speed with the sites of your
competitors.
...
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Fake Name Generator is capable of creating entire fake identities, including nationality, phone numbers, credit card numbers, addresses, biometric info like height and weight and even blood type, and more.
Perhaps the best feature is the ability to download entire datasets of fake identities. This allows you to set which demographics you want included, how ...
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In this particular case, asking Google for all content on that domain comes up with a blank, in other cases searching with site:www.example.com in Google could quite easily come up with the main, or most popular, pages.
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For Flash, there are these two sites, both related:
http://wonderfl.net/
http://beautifl.net/
More canvas-related is Aza Raskin's http://azarask.in/projects/algorithm-ink
More JS-related: http://jsdo.it/
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In the case of the above URL, you're seeing the Apache "test page", which is displayed when you start the daemon without either placing files within your web root, or customizing your config file. It's because the default DirectoryIndex doesn't find a matching file, which would normally be the main page of a URL ending in a slash.
The above file is ...
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The page you refer to uses JavaScript.
If you "view source", you'll see the following script:
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
<!--
height = screen.height;
width = screen.width;
res = document.getElementById ('resolutionNumber');
res.innerHTML = width + " X " + height;
if (res == null)
{
alert ("hello");
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
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Use one of the better-supported open-source CMSes for this reason.
I would suggest either Drupal or Joomla, both written in PHP. I am a strong Drupal fan, but Joomla has a lot of supporters as well.
Just some main bullet-points from the website of Drupal to show how versatile/powerful it is:
General features
Collaborative Book - Our unique ...
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MetCrawler is an online solution:
MetaCrawler.com utilizes metasearch technology to compile results from many of the Web's major search properties, delivering more relevant and comprehensive results every time you search. By accessing multiple search engines for each query, MetaCrawler.com provides you with a richer and more relevant spectrum of results ...
3
http://imgur.com will do the job for you. You can upload an image from your computer or from the web and it will provide you with a direct link. You can even group multiple images in to a group.
Sign up isn't required but if you do it's pretty easy and it lets you manage your images and image groups etc.
imgur is used by Stack Exchange when uploading ...
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You can now host static Web applications using the static web app console that was released with dropbox.js.
The dropbox.js release announcement has a bit more detail, and points to a sample application.
3
Not exactly for logos only but can be used as such:
Dribbble (invite only)
Forrst (invite only)
FavWork
There are also numerous forums dedicated to design criticism such as:
HOW Design Forum
Graphic Design Forums
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Take a look at http://www.behance.net/. It combines the idea of an easy to maintain online portfolio with job hunting.
If you are looking to expand even further you should look into grabbing some work from http://www.elance.com/. Most of the calls for work on elance are short term projects that will help you get your feet wet in the parts of design you ...
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there are two popular ways (among others) to transfer a dev WP site to production:
copy all files to your destination server and then deal with the data issues by going into mysql and updating the urls (via find and replace) to thenew url
alternatively, you can just simply install a new version of wordpress on the destination server and do a data import ...
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Here's one that's been around for a while:
http://www.dogpile.com/
From the front page it looks like it searches Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask.
Powered by Metasearch technology, Dogpile returns all the best results from leading search engines including Google, Yahoo!, Bing and Ask, so you find what you’re looking for faster.
Source
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Only if your Facebook privacy settings are set to allow non-friends to see your whole profile. It is not affected by whether the other person Likes (is a fan of) the page. You can find out what your profile looks like to non-friends by going to Account » Privacy Settings » Basic Directory Information - View settings » Preview My Profile. (If you have ...
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I frequently use Kayak, for North American origin flights. I've found that it works very well for flight alerts, although it does require you to sign up first.
http://www.kayak.com/flights
I like Sky Scanner as well - especially for European vacations, when I just want to fly anywhere and use Ryan Air or other cheap fairs without caring about my ...
2
There are services which can notify you of updates to website changes.
Google had such a service in Google Reader, but they recently (in the last month) removed the facility.
A quick search for "monitor website changes" bought up the following. I don't know how good they are or if they'll do what you want.
http://www.changedetection.com/
...
2
From a print shop sign:
Cheap, quick and of good quality: Pick any two
Buy a domain and use it at http://wordpress.com.
If you want to have your custom URL (e.g., http://abcblog.com), you'll have to pay a small fee (around 10$ a year) for a domain. You can use this domain name at wordpress.com to create a highly customizable Wordpress blog, which is ...
2
Try Check4Change plugin for FireFox
Check4Change (aka C4C) is a simple
extension that allows you to
periodically check a web-page for
updates.
Have you ever found yourself pressing
the reload button frantically, waiting
for something in the web page to
change? Well reload no further! with
C4C you'll just mark the relevant
text, set a ...
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There was a discussion about this on the Facebook Developer's forum that might help. The main recommendation is to use the Like Box plugin on your website - although I recommend you have a look at the Profile badges as well.
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It's now possible to export your Facebook status as an RSS feed, which means you can add it to your own choice site.
The hard part is finding your personal status "feed." Go to your Facebook Profile page and look for the "Mini-Feed" box. Click on the "See all" link. On the right rail of the resulting page is a list of links; one of them is "Status stories." ...
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Your browser requests DNS resolution from your ISP or whoever, and it gives the browser an IP address. The browser then connects to the website using the IP address. The website has no knowledge of how the browser obtained the IP address. Also, after your computer sees a DNS entry, it caches it for awhile.
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Wow - that site really is bad.
Anyway from this FAQ article you need to do the following:
How do I delete my account?
To delete your WebRing account, you
must first quit any WebRing Commuities
(rings) in which you are a member. To
do this, follow these steps:
Log into WebRing and view your My Account page.
Scroll down and click the ...
2
I'm a big fan of Wordpress. If you are planning on hosting it yourself, you can use plugins, in which case the Events Calendar plugin looks pretty good. Wordpress makes it pretty to publish content, and the support is very decent. If you are not going to host it yourself, you can use Wordpress.com, but they do not have plugins available for Wordpress ...
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Check out Aero Timer extension for Chrome
You can either do a count down or set a time for the alarm to go off. The extension icon shakes when the time is up and it also sends you a desktop notification. The only down side is that does play a sound as well, which at the moment, you cannot turn off.
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If you are looking for a high quality community to join check out http://logolounge.com/. You have to pay to join, but that helps keep the quality of work posted on the site very high. You can read articles of inspiration for free.
You should also look into joining your local AIGA chapter http://www.aiga.org. From there you will have the ability to take ...
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Each theme is different, but here's how I would of updated it on my tumblr. Knowing more about your theme's HTML would give a better answer.
Go to http://www.tumblr.com/customize/<yourBlogName> and click Edit HTML.
Within that page look for About within an <h4> tag. Mine looks like this before:
<h4>{lang:About}</h4>
<div ...
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