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I always liked pixel art. Maybe it comes from the old Commodore 64 times. And I like 3d. So it is natural that I think this tool is great: http://kyucon.com/qblock

Duke Nukem was one of the most solid game characters of all time. Megadeth doesn't compose themes for everybody. What a pity we cannot listen to it in game...

(mp3 player embedded from: www.skreemr.com)

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I wanted to put my favorite links somewhere I can access from anywhere instead of using my browser's bookmarks toolbar. After some search and trials, I decided that the easiest solution is to use this very nice iGoogle gadget: Table Styled Bookmarks V10.

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Duke Nukem 3D is the first multiplayer game I have ever played. 5 of my high-school friends and I were kicking some ass (with both feet of course - one normal and one mighty foot) till the morning.

The sequel named "Duke Nukem Forever" was announced to be on the market on 1998. After 12 years 3D Realms announed that the project is finally - wait for it - cancelled.

Rest in peace Duke... Now you have all the time to play with yourself.

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Netbooks are becoming more popular every day. People mainly use them for Internet, office applications or multimedia. With the development of fast mobile Internet technologies such as 3G, they become more important. They are small so they can be carried easily. But this very reason causes some problems while browsing the Internet.

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Note: As Irakli comments below, Charts and Graphs module has changed in time. Please refer to http://drupal.org/node/681660. Information below may not be correct for the latest version of the module.

Displaying data with charts and graphs is a nice way to visualize numeric data. Not everybody is good with numbers, while most of the people like to see a bar chart to see the change in several values.

On sahandafutbol.com, the users get points for their correct guesses on a match day. So, I thought displaying user’s points per match day with a bar chart would be really nice.

We could use a free charting API that can work with the data provided by our custom module. But at first, I searched for a contributed module which already offers the needed functionality. I must say that, charting is a wild area in Drupal world. There are some modules for charting; but their names, dependencies and the lack of solid documentation can easily confuse anybody. There are 3 different modules named as “Chart API”, “Charts” and “Chart and Graphs”… If I ever contribute a module about charting, I will name it as “Charts API and Graphs”, because there may be a secret naming convention for this area and I don’t want to break it :)

I tried each module and in the end, I decided to use Charts and Graphs in combination with Views Charts. Our custom module is fully integrated with Views so it is easy to display any kind of information with charts. The module supports 3 different libraries. I chose the Open Flash Chart 2 API. With this opportunity, I would also like to thank to the creators of the Open Flash Chart project.

 

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This new clip of Hayko Cepkin is great. His voice, I think, is humble yet very strong. I cannot stop listening to this song named "Sıkı Tutun", which means "hold tight" in Turkish.

I created this little widget after reading a long discussion on merlinofchaos's blog: www.angrydonuts.com/an-observation-about-designers-versus-developers