Month: February 2015
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Waiting for my Website Stencil Kit from UI Stencils
Last December 2014, I decided to buy Website Stencil Kit directly from UI Stencils website. Actually, I wanted to buy the other stencil kits, but since this is my first-time experience buying from this site, I purchased an item only. This is not my first international order since I have been ordering items from outside the…
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Constitute
Constitute Project — The World’s Constitutions to read, search and compare. Additional background story at Quartz.
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Google Offers Free 2GB Extra for Google Drive
Google offers 2GB of storage for Google Drive for those who completes Google’s security checkup process. This offer ends on February 17, 2015. It’s also to celebrate Safer Internet Day. Right now, I have 15 GB of storage for my Google Drive and use around 5 GB of it). There are still plenty of room…
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Acquired: Sunrise, Launchpad Toys, MyFitnessPal and Endomondo
Lot’s of acquisitions just now: Google bought Launchpad Toys (story telling app maker), Microsoft just had Sunrise (the app calendar, and I’m using it on my iOS devices and Android) for $100 million. Not long ago, Microsoft also acquired Accompli, an email client app. MyFitnessPal and Endomondo just got acquired by Under Armour for $475 million…
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Delete Old Devices Backup on OS X to Reclaim Disk Storage
One of the routines relate to my laptop is to keep everything organised. This includes folders management, removing unused files or installing/uninstalling applications, etc. For disk usage checking purpose, I use OmniDiskSweeper. Yes, I also have Macpaw’s CleanMyMac 2, but OmniDiskSweeper will do a simple and specific task as mentioned on its site: OmniDiskSweeper is…
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Site Resources for Admin and Dashboard Themes
At work, when admin/dashboard interfaces are needed, rather than building everything from scratch, using available theme options is a good choice — using the free or paid version. Some resources to look: WrapBootstrap, Start Bootstrap, or Theme Forest.
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uBlock
µBlock — An efficient blocker for Chromium, Firefox, and Safari. Fast and lean. I’ve been using it to replace existing Adblock Plus.
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Raspberry Pi 2
Raspberry Pi 2 is on sale for $35. It has ~6x performance using a 900MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU compared to the previous product. It’s also said to be supporting ARM GNU/Linux distributions, including Snappy Ubuntu Core, as well as Microsoft Windows 10. (Image source: Hackaday)
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On Telegram
I’ve been using many messaging app. For now, I’m enjoying using Telegram for some simple reasons: lots of my colleagues and frequent contacts are there. It also supports multiple devices (using a single identity). It’s great since I can switch between devices (MacBook, iPhone, iPad and my Android devices) seamlessly.