New Look At Del.icio.us
Now there are two panes At Del.icio.us — recent bookmarks on the left, popular bookmarks on the right.
Here\’s the home page when you\’re logged out…
And here\’s the appearance when you\’re logged in….
UNIX in Your Browser
This scaled down version of UNIX was written using JavaScript. It\’s very cool! The terminal feels like and looks like a real UNIX command line interface, except that it is in your browser.
Link:
http://www.masswerk.at/jsuix/
Can you guess what the root password is? :P
Create Your Own Art @ Artpad
I bumped to this website and found this cool Flash program that enables you to create art instantly. Look at my abstract painting below. That was finished in 5 minutes. You could probably paint some nice illustrations using that program or abstract painting in seconds. Try the brush tool and paint splash tool for different effects. There are different levels of brush thickness, splash volume and opacity. There\’s also a text tool that adds funky writings on your artwork. :)
You can use the undo command whenever you want to make changes. That\’s very useful when you accidentally clicked the wrong tool. Then you can send your art to you friend and let them watch the replay of your masterpiece.
To view the replay of my art, click here
Link: art.com\’s Artpad
Destroy The Internet!
Visit www.netdisaster.com and have fun!
Basically, Netdisaster is absolutely useless, as you may have noticed.
Netdisaster is a web filter; it\’s a fun toy only. The user chooses a target website. Netdisaster overlays an animation that simulates the destruction of the target-site by a disaster. The animation can go on automatically, or via mouse-control.
Hehe, I had fun destroying some websites. :P
Mamboserver.com Redesigned
Finally… Mambo\’s homepage became more friendly and easier to navigate. I really like the new design. It somewhat resembles Mozilla\’s rollovers and rounded-edge CSS design. It\’s also a good idea that the segregated the different sections of Mamboserver into 5 different sections namely, www.mamboserver.com, news.mamboserver.com, forum.mamboserver.com, projects.mamboserver.com and help.mamboserver.com. The only sub-site that wasn\’t changed aesthetically was projects.mamboserver.com (mamboforge.net)
Kudos to Mambo web design team! :)