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Here's a screenshot of my first wxPython application.
 It grabs the recently listened to tracks from a Last.FM RSS feed and creates a summary which can then be posted to Twitter.
I'm well chuffed considering I hadn't written anything in Python at the start of this week.
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Is SongBird the way to go?
| | | By noreply@blogger.com (jun auza) on free/open-source 
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Some cool 404 pages :)
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Online Tips For Tech Users, Bloggers and Designers | | | | By hongkiat Having a good Error 404 page is perhaps as important as having great contents. Sometimes it may not be your fault visitors landed on error pages, but being able to communicate and direct them back to the home page is as good as a second chance to re-engage a visitor. Error 404 page helps you does that.
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“Blizzard conditions” in York, well that’s what you assume by listening to all the people with their panties in a bunch on phoning into local radio.
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Waterfall Close Up
Originally uploaded by Alastair Montgomery
Close up of a water fall taken in a park in Turkey
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Forth Ferry
Originally uploaded by Alastair Montgomery
Shot of the Forth Rail bridge in South Queenferry, with a ferry in the foreground. Edited with the online editor called Picnik.
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Online Tips For Tech Users, Bloggers and Designers | | | | By hongkiat 
Whether you are working on a Mac, a PC, or even both, the way your workstation is setup tells more or less about your attitude and style of working. The workstation could also be your source of inspiration, therefore you might want to put in more thoughts on the place that you’ll spend most of your time at. We crawled through the net, checking out at how people setup their workstations, focusing how what machines they use, how they are positioned, the decorations, and how other peripherals come in order. Some might think setting up a cool workstation is nothing much but an ‘ego-thing’ but we’ll like to add a point - lots of great ideas and inspiration came from great working environment, particulary the workstation. Now if you agree, or maybe just curious to see how other people’s workstations look like, here a compilation of 50 Greatest Computer Workstation Setups. Full list after jump.
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