Funny Election T-Shirts

Election’s just about over but that shouldn’t mean that we can’t express our political views anymore, right? So what clever and humorous way to do it than through means of fashion? For over three decades, the T-shirt has proven to be one of the most effective ways to get one’s own message and ideas across. [...]

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Disqus Commenting System

Turn your old commenting system into a new way to attract and interact with your visitors. Disqus is the easiest way to create active communities in your blog. It works with any type of website and it’s free! Disqus is today’s most favorite discussion platform with millions of users worldwide growing stronger every month. You [...]

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Non-Recursively Deleting A Folder In PHP

In PHP, you can’t just delete a folder using rmdir unless the folder’s empty. You can, however, do so using rmdirr function, wherein it will remove both the folder and its contents recursively. But using this [recursive] method opens up the possibility for PHP to segfault/crash, specifically and especially if you have deeply nested directories [...]

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How to Create a Cool Neon Text Effect

Michael Kruiswijk of PSD Tuts+ delivers a very nice tutorial on how you can create a cool neon text effect. The techniques used will definitely help you on your creative processing of your design projects. Before you start, one thing you’ll need is a brick wall texture such as this one. After downloading it, make [...]

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Google Launches New Compose And Reply Interface In Gmail

Google has just made emailing a little faster and easier for Gmail users as it introduced a new design to its Compose and Reply user interface on Tuesday. Users now have the ability to browse through the contents of their Inbox and other mail folders as they compose a new email without having to close [...]

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Google Releases Chrome Remote Desktop App Out Of Beta

After its announcement last Monday, Google has finally taken its screen sharing application out of beta and into primetime by adding a few more extra features. Similar to LogMeIn and Splashtop, Chrome Remote Desktop allows you to take control of other computers remotely. One of the new features added that wasn’t available in the beta [...]

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Grungy Vintage Patterns for Photoshop

Today’s feature is a set of free patterns created by My Free Design Resources, featuring a wide range of high-quality and colorful classic grunge-style patterns for Photoshop. If you’re creating a highly texturized, offbeat, and vintage-inspired graphic or web design, try this set in your next project. You can download it for free in the [...]

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Printing Messages Backwards With Python

Today’s featured Python script is a little snippet created by John Santiago Jr. just for fun but of course you might find his code very helpful. This rudimentary script will simply print the message inputted by the user backwards using either string slicing or list() function. So if you’re feeling like going a little ‘Da [...]

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New WordPress Version 3.2 For iOS Now Has Featured Image Support

If you use an iOS device for on-the-go blogging then you might be delighted to hear this news. WordPress has just released a major update to its iOS app, which now includes one of the most user-requested features: support for featured images. Now you can upload a ‘Featured Image’ to your blog posts from directly [...]

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Create a Watercolor and Newspaper Collage in Photoshop

In this Photoshop tutorial from PSDVault, you will learn how to create a watercolor vintage artwork using old newspaper. The author provides easy instructions on how to mix a variety of watercolor brushes and old newspaper to make a vintage-looking artwork in Photoshop. Using different combinations of pastel and neutral colors, this technique gives designers [...]

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