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Sim City!
iPhone!
Now available!
via Sim City for iPhone – Out Now on Aus App Store – MacTalk Forums.
Well, if this isn’t one of the most highly anticipated iPhone games, I don’t know what is.
Decisions, decisions. Should I buy this?
Just in case the above iTunes Link doesn’t work, try this one.
So… props to Daring Fireball for this one.
If you hit the Google something from the Google toolbar in Mobile Safari on iPhone/iPod Touch, then it doesn’t automagically format the search results for your device – until now.
Seems to only work for google.com searches, though, not country-specific ones as per this flickr comment.
Bummer, indeed.
Share any song in your iTunes library and download any song from your friends’ iTunes libraries over the internet with freeware application Mojo.
via Featured Download: Download Music from Your Friends’ iTunes Libraries Over the Internet with Mojo.
Arr! I’m a pirate!
Seriously, this gets app of the week. How have I not heard of this before?!
This cute chick came into work. Wanted to listen to some speakers, so I played “Amazing”, by Alex Lloyd. [iTunes Link]
Oh dear. 😛
I don’t think she quite got it, but yeah – I figured it was the proper thing to do.
Hahahahaha – just another of the many ways I have fun at work.
Stay tuned, there should be more on the way. 😀
Magic pixies divided by pie multiplied by the square root of democracy.
To all those fretting over their marks today I offer a little bit of advice: Your marks will matter for six months. Perhaps 18 if you defer. They’re not the end of the world and they won’t hold you back from doing whatever it is you want to do (although good marks might make things a little easier or less time consuming).
If you got shit marks, don’t worry about it. You can still do whatever you want and be whatever you want. Sometimes there’s unrealistic pressure placed on the kiddies by their parents that this is it and they have to get top marks or else their life will be ruined forever and that’s just not the case.
Good luck everyone.
via VCE Results 08 – MacTalk Forums.
Heh – in reponse to my question: “How is the TER calculated?”.
Note that you’ll need to be a member of MacTalk Forums to be able to view the thread.
I know the title says VCE results, but the TER is the same for both, so there.
You are pouring over your feeds, viewing a website with an article or story that catches your eye, and you want to share that information with your WordPress site viewers. A quick trick is to use the WordPress Press It feature.
WordPress makes it easy to quickly add links and information to your site through the use of a bookmarklet called Press It. A bookmarklet looks like a link in your Favorites, Bookmarks, or Links list but it is much more powerful. It adds the capability to quickly create WordPress post entries on the fly while working on the Internet.
If you find something of interest on the Internet, you can click the Press It link and a window with your site’s Administration Write Post panel will popup with the page you are viewing listed as a link. You can then write about the page, assign a category, and add any other information and then press Save and it will be immediately posted on your WordPress site.
via Press It « WordPress Codex.
Almost ironic, no? 😛
(For those of you who are a little slow, this blog post was brought to you by Press This.)