Recently I purchased a new notebook: a Sony Vaio VGN-FZ21E. FZ series come with 15.4" wide displays. VGN-FZ21E features: Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 2Ghz processor, 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, 160GB DD, WiFi (802.11 a/b/g), DVD RW and a Nvidia GeForce 8400M GT GPU with 64MB RAM. Its operating system is Windows Vista Home Premium. The … Continue reading Review: Sony Vaio VGN-FZ21E
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Social networking with PHPizabi
All of us nowadays visit and participate in social sites and networks. Practically a social network is a web site where users take action and not just read content. Digg.com and Facebook are perfect examples of such sites. PHPizabi is an open-source script written in PHP (like the name shows) which is aimed to help … Continue reading Social networking with PHPizabi
Justsayhi: Blog widgets and quizzes for geeks
Justsayhi is for many users a dating site. But if you visit justsayhi.com/bb you will find a great and funny resource for blog widgets and quizzes for geeks. You can try out to see how many html elements can you type in five minutes or how many css properties you can type in 7 minutes. … Continue reading Justsayhi: Blog widgets and quizzes for geeks
CSS reboot is coming!
After nine months with this theme, I think its time for a CSS reboot. The new theme will be much simplier than this and much more light which means less javascript, cleaner and minimal look, stylish icons and less time to load. You can see some screenshots in the image above to take a look … Continue reading CSS reboot is coming!
Using Mozilla Sunbird
Mozilla Sunbird™ is a standalone calendar application. Sunbird is being developed for some years. The latest version is 0.7 (far away from the milestone 1.0 which means that some bugs should probably be expected) which you can download here. Sunbird has small system requirments and runs smoothly without consuming much memory. The interface is simple … Continue reading Using Mozilla Sunbird
Digital Technology Expo 2007
I visited today the digital technology expo (called dte) that takes place in Athens, Greece from 8-11 November. There were many IT companies stands including Microsoft, Cisco, HTC, EA, Google and LG alongside with some famous greek companies like Otenet and OTE. Although there were many absenses from large resselers like Apple product resselers, Sony … Continue reading Digital Technology Expo 2007
Flock 1.0 is out!
In a previous post, I wrote a review about the social browser: Flock 0.9. Recently Flock reached version 1.0. The update to the final version is recommended for everyone who uses Flock. Many bugs are fixed, and many features are added: Flock 1.0 has added a "People" sidebar to support new service integration with Facebook … Continue reading Flock 1.0 is out!
Finally updated!
WordPress 2.3 is out for a while. For the past 4 months I have been using WordPress 2.1.3 for Typpz Blog. After extended back-ups (database export, contenet files etc) and plug-in deactivation, I updated the blog to WordPress 2.3.1! All plug-ins worked after reactivation, except the post listing plugin which is listed in the WordPress … Continue reading Finally updated!
Poll: Vote for your browser!
There too many browsers there available for download (for free). Many of them are commonly used, like Firefox and Internet Explorer, and some others are dedicated to smaller user groups, like Shiira and Flock. Vote below for the browser you use! Poll will end on 29 November 2007. Poll Results: Firefox 71% (78 votes) Safari … Continue reading Poll: Vote for your browser!
Linux Mint 3.1
Linux Mint is a linux distribution, based on Ubuntu, which is aimed to be user friendly and comes with out-of-the-the-box multimedia support (Java, Flash etc). Linux Mint uses the same repositories as Ubuntu does and the latest version, called Celena, is available in two versions: Main version which is packed with copyrighted stuff and Light … Continue reading Linux Mint 3.1