T-50 PAK FA – A maiden flight

Strange Things You Likely Didn’t Know

A rat can last longer without water than a camel.

Your stomach has to produce a new layer of mucus every two weeks or it will digest itself.

The dot over the letter “i” is called a tittle.

A raisin dropped in a glass of fresh champagne will bounce up and
down continuously from the bottom of the glass to the top.

A female ferret will die if it goes into heat and cannot find a mate.

Chewing gum while peeling onions will keep you from crying.

A 2 X 4 is really 1-1/2″ by 3-1/2″.

During the chariot scene in “Ben Hur,” a small red car can be seen
in the distance (and Heston’s wearing a watch).

Lonely

Nana

Bad Day

Daniel Powter

10 Things You Didn’t Know Google Knows About You

When Sergey Brin and Larry Page met in the summer of 1995 they had no idea they were on the verge of creating the beginnings of an Internet Big Brother not even George Orwell could have imagined.

Originally called ‘Back Rub’ they worked on a project based on the idea that the links pointing to a document on the World Wide Web could be relevant to how important the document was.

15 Helpful In-Browser Web Development Tools

There are many useful Web development tools that integrate in your browser. These in-browser tools are commonly known as add-ons or extensions. Though add-ons and extensions aren’t just for Web development, many of them out there are designed specifically for Web developers. In-browser tools vary greatly in the jobs they perform; for example, some of them help you diagnose issues with CSS, HTML and JavaScript, while others evaluate the accessibility of your website.

In this article, we explore some of the most popular and useful in-browser Web development tools. You’ll find tools for popular Web browsers like Firefox and Internet Explorer. Whether you need to debug and inspect your HTML, inspect HTTP headers, access FTP source files, evaluate accessibility or just figure out what color a Web page element is, you may find a variety of tools discussed here useful.

50+ PHP tips and tricks for developers

After reading an article some time ago entitled “40 Tips for optimizing your php Code” (and some others that are suspiciously similar), I decided to redo it, but properly this time with more accurate tips, providing references and citations for each and every one.

Things you may probably didn’t know about Facebook

What’s your privacy setting? Follow the link to see your own status: http://www.facebook.com/privacy/?view=platform&tab=other (if you have not un-ticked the “Enable Beacon Function”, information about non FACEBOOK-related Internet activities may be transferred to your FACEBOOK friends or networks)

How much of your personal information is published in the FACEBOOK news feeds? Follow the link to find out: http://www.facebook.com/privacy/?view=feeds

Are strangers able to watch photos tagged of you? Find the link to find out: http://www.facebook.com/privacy/?view=profile

How much of your profile is shown in a public search result? Follow the link to find out: http://www.facebook.com/privacy/?view=search

For any concerns about privacy policy, the FACEBOOK administration should be contacted at privacy@facebook.com.

Invite your friends and help to spread the word. We believe all people have the right to be informed about Facebook related commercial interests, security problems, viruses and so on..

iPhone OS 3.2 SDK Released but it’s for iPad Only

Well, you might expect Apple to unveil iPhone OS 4.0 during the Wednesday’s even, in addition to the announcement of iPad. What it comes out is there is no word about iPhone OS 4.0. Instead, the iPad runs on a special edition of iPhone OS that is completely designed for the iPad with a version number of 3.2.

So, what’s the new features come along with this special version of iPhone OS?

A day after the iPad announcement, Apple also released the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK (i.e. the development kit for iPad) to developers. According to the official documentation, here are a number of interesting features for the latest version of iPhone OS:

Restart/Respring apps available in Cydia

A good restart/respring application is a necessity on any iPhone or iPod Touch (at least if you are doing any sort of customizing or SSHing). So, I thought I would run through the options that are currently available on 2.0 via Cydia. As of now, there are four application that allow you to restart/respring your iPhone; iReboot, PowerTool, Respring and BossPrefs. All of these apps are pretty much the same if not exactly the same as they were in 1.1.4 and below…they have just been ported to the 2.0 firmware.