Laying out using CSS is in a way like a puzzle. You put together pieces to make the web page fit and look nice. You do this by putting in the codes so that it fits. However, this can become confusing along with XHTML. I have put together some links that might be of some help when using CSS to…
Thank you to Life.com for selecting the Photojojo Tumblr as a winner of their 2011 Photo Blog Awards. We’re honored and blown away!
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LIFE.com 2011 Photo Blog Awards: Photojojo’s Tumblr
A lot of very, very good blogs are deadly serious in tone and intent. Photojojo is not one of them. And that is precisely its appeal. Photojojo, the quirkiest of LIFE.com’s winners, offers quick news you can use, DIY-crafts, and wonderfully non-essential photography-based tidbits. | Visit Photojojo’s Tumblr
To see the list of winners: LIFE.com’s 2011 Photo Blog Awards
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I’ve been handing out too many links as of late to the thisismynext guys, but damn they deserve praise: They provided the best livestream coverage, and now there’s already a video up showcasing the iCloud iOS 4.3 beta in action.
Bottom line, it’s in beta, but there are way too many button presses with the new iTunes to do a “selective sync” effectively. What happens when my iPhone fills up and yet I want to pull down that recently purchased album? It seems like the only solution is a lot of manual deletion and cloud downloads a la carte.
Don’t get me wrong, cool service at first glance. But it further supports the notion that a streaming locker based solution is necessary for those with larger media collections, along with making unlimited streaming options like Mog or Rdio still very relevant.
