http://flock.com/

 Want a browser that is stable, functional, and incredibly useful?  I think we all do.  I have been using Camino for some time due to how fast it is but I have been using Firefox more and more due to me needing to do a lot more debugging and diagnosing of Web sites.  The most recent versions have let me down a bit due to the betas being much crashier then I am accustomed to by Firefox. 

Of course this isn't a post bashing Firefox, this is a post

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Have you ever struggled to find a font for a project? Tired of all your default fonts? Does your client want something really obscure?

We have all been to a website with a font we really liked, or really disliked. Sometimes it is really hard to find the one you want in a simple and effective way. I have found a site that makes it all easy.

Neatfonts.com is a great way to navigate around and find thousands of fonts. It has a slick ajaxy feature that lets you

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Develop your Joomla site on your own network.  You will be amazed how much faster you will get things done.  

I am pretty stubborn sometimes.  When I am creating a new Joomla site I will typically upload it to my webspace and edit things around to my liking.  I have to wait on the  occasional page refresh and FTP up and down constantly.  Recently I tried out some of the more popular standalone server programs and was really impressed with how far they came along.

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Who's got a tiny what??

I'm talking about TINY URL's (universal resource locator). I am sure that many of you are familiar with the various url shortening services out there (such as the original tinyurl.com), but for those who don't here is a quick summary:

"TinyURL (tinyurl.com) is a web service created by Kevin Gilbertson that provides short aliases to redirect long URLs. Gilbertson, a web developer, launched the service in January 2002 because he wanted to be

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Whilst doing my usual rounds on the web this morning, I stumbled across a real gem. This particular gem is a simple (yet incredibly powerful) Markup Editor. You may be thinking that this is another WYSIWYG Editor (What You See Is What You Get), but it is a bit different. With a true WYSIWYG Editor it is exactly that - what your seeing is how your content will look. You don't actually see the markup (code) that constructs the html output. In the case of a Markup

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