Happy New Year!
December 31st, 2007 | Kahvipapu by th | 5 CommentsHappy New Year everyone!
For fun, some random Kahvipapu statistics:
125 000 unique visitors
75 gigabytes of bandwidth used
Only 20.6% of visitors used Internet Explorer!
Liberating Macbook Pro
December 29th, 2007 | Ubuntu, Linux, Apple by th | 17 CommentsI’ve always wanted to install Ubuntu on my Mac. So I decided to give myself little christmas present and finally get it done. Here’s my experiences with running Linux on Intel Mac.
Ubuntu 7.10 64bit running on Core 2 duo Macbook Pro
Internet Explorer goodies
December 28th, 2007 | Microsoft, Web by th | 6 CommentsPretty much every web developer on the planet hates Internet Explorer. It’s just simply an amazing piece of **** when it comes to standards support. It’s quite strange that coders of worlds largest software company can’t even read and understand simple markup language specs. Imagine what would happen if these people designed airplanes. Here’s great article on the subject. And here’s IE Voodoo doll 
34 Hacks, Tips and Tutorials to Make Your Linux Box Work Like a Mac
December 21st, 2007 | Linux, Apple by th | No CommentsWhether you love Apple’s design and functionality, or just want to play around with your computer, it can be both fun and helpful to emulate a Mac while running Linux. Read the article here, you’ll find tutorials, hacks, tools, and more that can help you copycat Mac.
10 Things To Do Just After Installing Ubuntu 7.10
December 16th, 2007 | Ubuntu, Linux by th | 1 CommentUbuntu is a very complete OS, especially the Gutsy Gibbon (7.10), but there are still make tweaks you can do just after installing it that will make Ubuntu shine like never. I will explain here some things I do just after have ubuntu installed.
Gallery: Behind the Scenes of Futurama
December 16th, 2007 | Movies by th | No CommentsThe crew of the Planet Express ship, stars of the animated comedy Futurama. The show, which ran for four years on Fox, had terrific writing and voice acting. It also had a very distinctive look. Futurama employed an innovative mix of hand-drawn two-dimensional art, digital color, and 3-D computer animation. Now, after becoming a cult hit in syndication and on DVD, the show is returning in the form of four feature-length DVDs. Here’s a look behind the scenes at how Futurama is made.
25 Photographs Taken at the Exact Right Time
November 9th, 2007 | Random by th | No CommentsAwesome. Check’em out here.
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