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22 March 2014 · blog
ICANN’s updated rules(from January 2014) for domains now require email verification. This affects every single generic top-level domains (gTLDs) such as .com, .net, .org, etc. as well as all the upcoming new gTLDs. If you register a domain, transfer existing domains or change your contact information, you will be required to respond to a verification […]
Read the full dispatch →12 March 2014 · blog
Blend modes from Photoshop have made there way across to CSS. However, not every blend mode from Photoshop is available as of now. The modes that have been implemented include multiply, screen, overlay, darken, lighten, color-dodge, color-burn, hard-light, soft-light, difference, exclusion,hue, saturation, color, luminosity and normal. Blend modes can also be added to Canvas or […]
Read the full dispatch →5 March 2014 · blog
MEAN stands for MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node. MongoDB is a noSQL database that uses JSON-style documents for data representation, making it ideal for use with Javascript. ExpressJS is a web application framework written in JavaScript that is used with Node.js to help boost it up. AngularJS is JavaScript framework by Google that allows for […]
Read the full dispatch →28 February 2014 · blog
I’d consider myself a realist, alright? But in philosophical terms I’m what’s called a pessimist. I think human consciousness is a tragic misstep in evolution. We became too self-aware. Nature created an aspect of nature separate from itself. We are creatures that should not exist by natural law. We are things that labor under the […]
Read the full dispatch →26 February 2014 · blog
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is out with a new map pack called Operation Phoenix. Operation Phoenix brings back eight fan voted maps, a Operation Phoenix case(containing any of 13 new weapon finishes) and a Challenge Coin(doubles as a competitive scorecard). The eight maps that are returning include Cache, Downtown, Motel, Seaside, Thunder, Ali, Favela and Agency. […]
Read the full dispatch →25 February 2014 · blog
Every kitten grows up to be a cat. They seem so harmless, at first, small, quiet, lapping up their saucer of milk. But once their claws get long enough, they draw blood. Sometimes from the hand that feeds them. For those of us climbing to the top of the food chain, there can be no […]
Read the full dispatch →19 February 2014 · blog
Gulp is like Grunt. It’s a task runner. To install Gulp on Windows: 1) npm install gulp -g (this installs Gulp globally). 2) npm install –save-dev gulp (this installs Gulp locally to the folder). 3) Choose and install your plugins. 4) Create a gulpfile.js at the root of your folder. 5) Open gulpfile.js and add […]
Read the full dispatch →10 February 2014 · blog
Awesome Screenshot Plus add-on for Firefox also installs adware, which they claim to give you an option to refuse. Having used this extension for a while, I can’t remember being given that option. An annoying popup called “Related products” got shown every time I visited any page with any sort of buyable products on it. […]
Read the full dispatch →4 February 2014 · blog
So you installed Yeoman on Windows. Now for the best part, installing generators. Choose what generator you want from Yeoman Generators. Then type “npm install -g nameofgenerator”, replacing nameofgenerator with the generator you want to install. Remember that generators must star with the Generator keyword. That’s it!
Read the full dispatch →29 January 2014 · blog
1)Install node.js. 2)Install github. 3)Open command line and type “npm install -g yo” . That’s it!
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