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This is a work in progress. The first beta test prototype of an ambitious idea. The vision is to develop an online desktop publishing application that would ultimately create documents that resemble the pages of a magazine. In the future, I'd like to create a service that allowed many authors to contribute to online publications, and also manage subscribers. I made the layout and placement of images very powerful. A user can easily drag images and drop them to break up text, even between columns. Wherever images are placed on a page, the text arranges itself to wrap around them. This is the only flash-based word processor that incorporates such a powerful capability. Please try out this early prototype. I'd love to know what other developers think. How it can be improved? Suggested new features and bug reports? Known limitations with this beta version: Picture resizing can be a bit wobbly...... Actually, I haven't even tried this application on a PC.
Browse random Favorites photos that have been favorited by others......
Flickr Favebrowsr OK, so how this works: start by searching for a user on Flickr. A real user, who's not shutting out the world. Got one? You'll now see a short list of his or her most recent favorites. Now, those favorites: there are two things you can do with each image: * Click on the image itself (away from the "I" in the upperleft-hand corner). This will add 10 more images to the list. * Click on the "I" in the upper left-hand corner. This will open up the largest non-original-size version that the user put on Flickr. Click on the opened image again to close it.
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Chrome has a secret weapon. His name is Aaron Boodman, and he created Greasemonkey. He now works on the Chrome Extensions team at Google. Even though Greasemonkey on Chrome isn't yet as mature as the Firefox version -- 15-25% of scripts might not work on Chrome yet -- it will definitely get there with Boodman's help. If you need some scripts to get you started, you can scope out Download Squad's 10 Greasemonkey Scripts You Shouldn't Browse Without, or peruse the large selection at userscripts.org.
First, you'll need to track down your installed scripts. They're in your Firefox profile, under the "gm_scripts" sub-folder. Or, if you'd prefer, you can skip the search and download any script from the online script repository. Next, you need to change the file extension from .js (Javascript) to .txt (plain text). After you've changed the extension, double-click the file to view the code. Copy and paste the code into the User Script Compiler and hit "Generate." Voila! Your new Firefox extension (.xpi) is complete. To install in Firefox, simply drag the new extension onto the Firefox interface and follow the prompts.
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Based on a Flickr username (not user id), returns a feed of comments on photographs posted by user together with the any comments a user has posted to other photographs. Filter out the any comments posted on any photographs that are not posted by the user such that popular photographs of other people won't also show up on the same feed, which as it often does,
Do you know how to interact through all the HTML a tags of the document.body and replace the text in each href attribute using javascrit? No? So this page is not for you. Use it at your own risk. It's basicaly a javascript that changes the url of the promote button so you can click no a user on members tab and that user go to moderators tab instead of admins tab.
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+ http://www.flickr.com/photos/verabee/sets/72157623331185383/
microsoft recommence à faire des choses cool? un début ?new application that is currently in a tech preview phase that pulls photos from Flickr®, associates them with Bing Maps Streetside photos and then overlays them by stretching the photo to form fit where in the world it belongs. The new application called Streetside Photos is currently available in Seattle, San Francisco and Vancouver (Canada) - (hello, Olympics!!) to view your Flickr photos in a whole new way.
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