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Benny Benassi – Who’s Your Daddy
Sunday, April 16th, 2006You just have to love Benny Benassi. His music and especially his videos rock.
Gravatars / User logo
Saturday, April 8th, 2006All users can now add there very own Gravatar. Basically it is an avatar, an image that is displayed next to your name, making it easier to identify you.
Once you have added a Gravatar this image will then be added to all the users comments by default. Only those with sufficient posting levels may add them to the main posts. This is done to identify the admin and the mods of this site.
The Gravatar in this post is me. Whenever you see that on a comment or post you know I wrote that comment, and so on with the others.
Please visit the Gravatar website for more information on how this works.
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Thursday, April 6th, 2006This is just awesome. Almost on a par with “godly ping pong” from the japanese. Epic pong shots. Courtesy of Borntwisted.
BOFH – Dumping Old Crap
Swan tests confirm deadly virus
Windows on Macs provokes a stir
Forum
Thursday, April 6th, 2006The forum has now been added.
I saved the forum for user questions about any of the topics listed within. If you cannot find what your looking for just post a message and I will tye and help you out.
The aim is to create a small community of people who can help each other with the knowledge that they have.
Please feel free to take a look, register and post some questions or information.
The forum was causing some issues that I did not find in the initial testing when I was coding in the templates. I have removed it for now until I can fix the conflicting issue.
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