Tim O’reilly posted seven ideas which can be considered as the Blogger’s Code of Conduct, after Kathy Sierra felt nervous and fear of the threats she received through blogs and blogs’ comment: Take responsibility not just for your own words, but for the comments you allow on your blog. Label your tolerance level for abusive [...]

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If Youtube is preparing to launch their mobile website, it’s also confirmed that Joost application is now working using the Apple TV (as reported by the Joost team). tutorialninjas.net has reported success in running Joost on the Apple TV. There are currently some problems with fonts but I am sure this will be fixed in [...]

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Adbrite finally offers ads for your images using the BritePic technology. BritePic allows you to add interactivity to your images like: Email this image Link to this image Embed this image (you still get the ad revenue, even if your pic is embedded elsewhere) Zoom in and out Captions that slide out when you hover [...]

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You might wonder why I wrote this post. I was not paid by Yuga to do this. I wrote it because I want you to learn from it. Actually, this post was influenced by the question asked by a blogger whom I referred to use the Ploghost hosting solutions. Okay, why do I like the [...]

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If you have a blog which receives more than 1,000 unique hits a day but is only earning $3 a day from adsense because it only has lower CTR from 1% to 2%, what will you do? This is the question asked to me by another visitor of this blog through email (I’m just wondering [...]

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Beggars really exist even on the web. Actually, I am one of the beggars out there. I beg for donations. I beg for sponsors through ads. I beg for the support from everyone. But how about a review of our blog or site, can we beg A-list bloggers to review it? Absolutely yes. We can [...]

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Have you experience any problem with the Google reader? Michael Gray has been annoyed by the problem he encountered with the Google reader. And he said that he’ll drop it soon. Look I’m already annoyed at reading the regurged news, but there are some feeds I have to subscribe to, but dammit google reader when [...]

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It seems that Google has been shocked upon learning that Yahoo! is giving away a free unlimited storage to all Yahoo! Mail users. Few days ago, even until now, I was having problem loging in to my Gmail account. I thought it was just the problem of the Smart Bro connection, but the story at [...]

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The World of Camera >>> Kodak Features: Compact digital camera with a powerful zoom and precision optics, a 6.1 megapixel resolution, and easy-to-use controls Record VGA video at a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels at 30 fps with sound, and print multiple frames on a 4 x 6 inch print, or save single frames [...]

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The World of Camera >>> Kodak Features: 7.1-megapixel CCD for prints up to poster-size All-glass Schneider-Kreuger Varigon lens; 2.5-inch LCD 12x optical zoom; optical image stabilization; power: rechargeable nimh Record VGA video (640 × 480) at 30 fps with sound 32 MB internal memory; capture images to SD/MMC cards Description: The Z712IS is part of [...]

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