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  • Cutting text , handy php function

    I know everybody knows how todo it, but cutting text according to text length is needed almost in any content driven website to avoid breaking design. here is my handy function for cutting text:
    function wordcutter($string , $cutnum) {
    $wordcutter = strlen($string);
    if ($wordcutter > $cutnum) {
    $titlecut = substr($string, 0, $cutnum);
    $titlecut .= ‘…’;
    echo $titlecut;
    } else {
    echo $string;
    }
    }

  • Interesting approach to duplicates

    I just found out a ‘nice’ feature digg has enabled. Back in the days when you posted something that was a duplicate they would have let you repost it anyhow and let you decide. now if you post something that was already been posted it takes you straight to the story without letting you repost. […]

  • Pownce Duplicates make kevin delete posts

    I’ve been using pownce for some time now, and i found that there are a few users already named kevin rose. as a fan of digg i immediately added him as a friend. both of them. today a weird confession by one of the kevin’s (the fake one i assume) got my interest going.
    obviously eventually […]

  • Start modding your website to iphone!

    Macosxtips.com has posted a great note about modding your blog to be best viewed on an iphone, its great for any website that wants an iphone friendly stylesheet.
    Check it out
    PHP START
    $iphone_stylesheet = str_replace(”.css”, “_iphone.css”, get_bloginfo(’stylesheet_url’));
    ?>

  • Web 2.0 = Reality TV?

    Just a few days ago i was laying in bed pondering about world domination and trying to get some sleep with a 30c degree night and 80% humidity outside when i reached a conclusion. There is such a thing as TV 2.0 and its not Joost. Its called Reality TV and it was invented long […]

  • Experimenting with Amazon S3 Service

    Recently i started experimenting with Amazon’s simple storage service S3. The idea is that the service cost is free and you only pay for usage, if you got a huge bandwidth crunching site you can use amazon’s s3 server farm to host videos,pictures and even your .pid mysql database. they charge you by the usage […]

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