How to Create Flick Animations with CSS - WebReference.com: "How to Create Flick Animations with CSS

By Stu Nicholls.
Introduction

Fed up with 'Flash'? Getting annoyed with animated gifs? Well, why not try an alternative - CSS Flick Animation.

This is a method of animation that requires some interaction with your visitors, making a visit to your web site a more enjoyable experience for them, and maybe tempting them to come back for more.

The animations normally appear as static images on the page but they will spring into life when you move your mouse across them. This can be used in many serious applications as well as just for fun.

With this article I will show you how to style a basic animation (and also an enhanced version which comprises the same animation with associated text). This could be used on an educational site to explain the various stages of the animation (such as the internal combustion engine)."

Now this is COOL! //bob

PHPit - Totally PHP » Creating a “Who’s Online” script with PHP: "Creating a “Who’s Online” script with PHP
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Introduction

In this tutorial I will show you how to create your own 'Who's Online' script, which is often found on message boards and other community scripts. We will first create a really simple script, and after that add a few more features like the location of each visitor. But first, let me explain how our 'Who's Online' script is going to work."

Pen Drive Linux - Install, Boot and Run Live Linux on a USB Flash Pen Drive: "How to Install, Boot and Run Linux on a USB Flash Pen Drive!

Covering how to Install, Boot and Run Live Linux on a USB Flash Pen Drive. By installing Live Linux on a Memory Stick, you can now bring your operating system, favorites, e-mail, applications, personal settings and files with you to run on any computer that can boot from a USB Flash device. It's like having a mini personal computer in your pocket!"

PHP Help: Creating a Membership System with PHP and MySQL: "One of the most unique and handy features of PHP and MySQL is the ability to create a user based login system for your website. With this feature your website can grow far beyond what you expected it to. Your website can become a community and it can become very interactive, therefore bringing users back to your website for more action.

Techie buzz, know your technology head on - Mount box.net account in Windows Explorer: "Box.net is a online storage place which allows you to store files upto 1 GB online for free, It also has paid options for more storage space online. Using Box.net you can access your files from any computer that has an internet connection, uploading files is easy too.

Here is the simple way in which you can mount box.net as an additional network folder or drive in Windows XP "

arc90 lab : tools : Unobtrusive Sidenotes: "Unobtrusive Sidenotes

Our first tool out of the arc90 lab, Unobtrusive Sidenotes is a simple mix of Javascript and CSS that makes it ridiculously easy to incorporate sidenotes into your web pages or blogs. It even includes a handy set of colors (all set in CSS and tweak-able) to create that oh-so-subtle correlation between the sidenote and the relevant text."

Texts In Computer Science:
Ever wanted to read Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page's 'The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine'? Or Donald E. Knuth's 'Computer Programming as an Art'? But wait, there's more!"

Box.net - Free Online File Storage, Internet File Sharing, RSS Sharing, Access Documents & Files Anywhere, Backup Data, Share Files: "Free Online Storage Access important files from any computer Share photos, and files too big for email Synchronize and backup folders Sub-accounts and RSS feeds for groups 1GB for free or 5GB for only $4.99/mo"

Linux.com | A quick look at the GParted live CD: "A quick look at the GParted live CD

Thursday May 18, 2006 (02:01 PM GMT)

By: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier

Need a way to resize NTFS partitions, mirror disk images, or otherwise muck about with disk partitions -- and don't want to use a proprietary package like Partition Magic? If so, the GNOME Partition Editor (GParted) is an excellent open source tool for the task. The GParted team released the GParted live CD version 0.2.4-2 this month, so I decided it was a good time to take GParted for a spin.
GParted handles Ext2, Ext3, FAT16, FAT32, JFS, ReiserFS, Reiser4, NTFS, XFS, and other filesystem formats. At a bare minimum, GParted can detect, read, copy, and create partitions using those file systems -- and, in some cases, can shrink, expand, and move partitions. See the features page on the GParted site for the full rundown on GParted's capabilities."