33 tabs open in Firefox and it is still using only 147Mb of RAM. Seems pretty cool to me compared to previous Memory footpath of Firefox. Another thing is that I have Apache, Perl, Python, DHCP3, VLC and all those stuff open along with whole lot of folders but the system RAM usage is only 396Mb. The system doesn’t seem to be anywhere near slowing down. See the Screenshot of System Monitor (One of my systems run Linux)

Well for heavens sake I can’t actually imagine this on a windows machine with a similar config. (My Linux system is clocked by Semptron LE1200 – cheap but more than enough for me)

This images were made by me so that somebody looking for Feed icons would be able to get all of it from a single location – so this page is Image heavy..

Last day I have been searching for some RSS feed icons that are somewhat different from the default one all of the feeders out there are using. That is I wanted something different from the default Orange 32px x 32px one used everywhere. I did some search and found nothing satisfactory but got a really big 300×300 orange button and a 150×150 orange button. I decided that no other guy should have the pain again to search for RSS buttons with colors. And that’s why I made all these and posted here. Here you’ll get all the big RSS buttons in this single gallery instead of going through the net searching. Save the ones you want, if its not here just tell me what you need and I’ll make one for you.

Right Click and select Save Image As to save these images to your computer.

These are the reflection type RSS feed icons… all 60 by 60 and 11Kb each

The following five are the worlds BIGGEST RSS Feed Icons. Each of them measure 300px by 300px and weighs 17Kb. I made all these colors because they were not available. Alongside are the ordinary 32px x 32px ordinary icons that I changed color.

The following are actually BIG RSS Feed Icons each measuring 150 by 150 and weighing 7Kb. They look small here because they are besides the Worlds BIGGEST icons.

Zipped Icon files : 32×32-std | 150×150 | 300×300 | Reflections

Units Converter is a site where you can easily convert different engineering units from one to another. The units that are inter convertible here are Length, Temperature, Pressure, Volume, Angle, Weight/Force, Area, Power, Energy and some Number bases.

The only problem with Units Converter is that it has got a really ugly User Interface, but the functionality will overshadow this slight annoyance.

How would a look if it had a superdrive, a floppy drive, Ethernet, 3 USB, two FireWire, and DV-output ports plus an built into it. Nybras Rodrigo has got the answer.

He has posted an image of a MacBook AirCraft on his flickr album.

I recently found this funny JavaScript code which will make the Images on any page go in a ring like dance. I got it through an e-mail forward, so I don’t know whom to credit. All you have to do is
1. Go to an Image rich page (eg:search for flowers in Google Images)

2. Paste the following Javascript code in the address bar and press ENTER (GO).

Copy this script and paste on adress bar:

javascript:R= 0; x1=.1; y1=.05; x2=.25; y2=.24; x3= 1.6; y3=.24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document. images; DIL=DI.length; function A(){for(i=0; i<dil ; i++){DIS=DI[ i ].style; DIS.position= 'absolute' ; DIS.left=Math. sin(R*x1+ i*x2+x3)* x4+x5; DIS.top=Math. cos(R*y1+ i*y2+y3)* y4+y5}R++ }setInterval( 'A()',5); void(0)

What happens :

Let us examine the script to know what happens. In all the Browsers if a JavaScript code is embedded in the adress bar it can be executed as if it were in the page itself. This has also caused many vulnerabilities. That is a long story so lets come back.

The JavaScript makes an Array DI with all images as objects, then finds the number of images in the page and goto a loop which will change the position of the images one by one to a position given by the X and Y cordinates DIS.left=Math. sin(R*x1+ i*x2+x3)* x4+x5 nad DIS.top=Math. cos(R*y1+ i*y2+y3)* y4+y5}R++ }setInterval( ‘A()’,5); This goes on and we see the images going in a bend dumbbell.

Fuzzmail is a mail service which allows you to send “personalized” mails to your friends and family. It doesn’t require registration for use. On the home page Fuzzmail has got the From, To, Subject and the Message fields only. You can type message and send the mail to your friends, but when the recipient see the mail it is some what different from normal mail.. Thats why Fuzzmail becomes is said as a personalized mail. The recipient will see the mail just the way you typed it in the message field. It show the speed each character was typed all the corrections you had made and all the pauses you made while typing. In a way it is almost like a screen text recorder. What I do is what he sees.

How is this done? You can see from the source that Fuzzmail has got Javascript and all you type is saved in the Javascript arrays, all including the corrections and the speed is saved and this is used to show the viewer how you typed the mail. Send you children some fuzzmail and have fun it is useful for no other purpose.