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“10 years ago a browser was born. Its name was Internet Explorer 6. Now that we’re in 2011, in an era of modern web standards, it’s time to say goodbye.” (Source: ie6countdown.com)

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:-)) … once again a great find by Swissmiss, thanks!!
It’s Louis C.K. (a standup comedian, actor, writer and director) on the Conan Show.
Via swissmiss.

Quelle & Bildrechte: ZDFmediathek
In der ZDFmediathek gibt es den Film zum Bild: Nur den Kamelen ist der Schnee egal
This photo totally made my week :-):
Melissa Brandts: “My husband and I were exploring Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park, Canada, when we stopped for a timed picture of the two of us. We had our camera set up on some rocks and were getting ready to take the picture when this curious little ground squirrel appeared, became intrigued with the sound of the focusing camera and popped right into our shot! A once in a lifetime moment! We were laughing about this little guy for days!”
(Source for Text + Photo: Daily Dozen – National Geographic Magazine)
(Via swissmiss.)
I had a big, big smile while reading Linus Torvalds latest blog post titled Parenting gold star (?). Here is why – enjoy, as much as I did!:-)
One of his children, Celeste (8), was asked in Tae-Kwon-Do summer camp to write a letter home about how she is thankful to their parents.
She is starting like follows:
Celeste: “You buy me lunch, breakfast and dinner. You bought me animals to play with so I could have a lot of fun in my life.“
… nice, fine so far…
Celeste: “You also let me bury them instead of flushing them down the toilet.“
Well, yeah, something that does obviously really count for a child. As Linus states: premium parenting Clearly have to remeber this!
Linus: “Ooh, yeah! That’s some premium parenting there. Gold stars all around!“
Closing clause:
Linus: “Of course, she has clearly forgotten about the fish. We did flush those.“
(Via Linus’ blog.)
Wished you could hide Twitter while crunching number, tweaking statistics and (over) simplifying presentations using Excel, PowerPoint & Co.?
… then Spreadtweet, is right for YOU!
Spreadtweet, developed by Elliott Kember, is a Twitter tool that mimics the Excel user interface.

You can choose between three different Adobe AIR based RIA clients:
… and there is even a web-based version for your instant test drive.
Disclaimer: no, I’m not addicted – but Spreadtweet made me smile :-)!
(via createordie.de)
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