A great article from WPHacks.com, addressing the issues about plugin overload. I advise all bloggers out there to be very picky when choosing plugins to add. 6 quality plugins may benefit your website in the end more than 60 plugins that you have to micro-manage. This article first appeared on WPHacks.com. There are many thousands of WordPress plugins you can …
This article originally appeard on Mahdi Yusuf’s blog. It was originally titled Most Pressed Keys and Programming Syntaxes. 7th September, 2011 I switch between programming languages quite a bit; I often wondered what happens when having to deal with the different syntaxes, does the syntax allow you to be more expressive or faster at coding in one language or another. …
I’ll be performing in this! Not on stage with the dancers, but in the pit orchestra 🙂 This post was originally published on the Seattle Times website. The article was written by Michael Upchurch on January 20, 2013. You can find the original post here. In Paris, it started a riot. In London, where it played a week or two …
It seems that Listverse removed this post! What a tragedy! The need for security is essential to our survival. This is especially the case with certain things, whose secrets are so important that they require some of the highest levels of security in the world: below, you’ll see military bases, intelligence centers and other facilities which are given unbelievable protection …
This post was reblogged from Futility Closet. It was originally written on 22 May, 2011 by Greg Ross. View the original article here. In 2001, USCD psychologist Vilayanur Ramachandran presented these shapes to American undergraduates and to Tamil speakers in India. He asked, “Which of these shapes is bouba and which is kiki?” Around 98% of the respondents assigned the name kiki to the spiky …