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20 Most Interesting Silverlight Tutorials | AjaxLine
In this article Jeff Wilcox provides a comprehensive guide about using the AutoCompleteBox control in Silverlight. Cal Schrotenboer posts an article about developing Silverlight 2 application with Ruby and Python.
Try Fun Science Experiments At Home With These 6 Websites | MakeUseOf.com
Were you the type of kid that would get in trouble because you were always blowing something up or mixing things together that shouldn’t be mixed? Do you now have a boring 9 to 5 job that makes you yearn for those free days in your childhood when all things were possible? If you answered yes to those questions, then this post is for you.Our lives have turned into a big media center. Each of us likely have our own set of desktops, laptops, mobile phones, portable media players, handheld consoles, and MP3 players. The many video formats needed to run our gadgets just add more stress to our already media-entangled lives.
5 Easy-to-use Freeware Video Converters | MakeUseOf.com
Melt Mail Melt Mail is a service that allows you to create a temporary email address that can be used for one-time registrations, or to avoid giving away your personal address. You can even specify how long your temporary inbox will last.
Best Anonymous Temporary Email: The Top Disposable E-Mail Services And Tools - Mini-Guide - Robin Good's Latest News
Portable apps for USB flash Drives
Today we've gathered together a bunch of applications that you can use directly off your flash drive.
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Best Free Portable Software for Windows
My flash drive works pretty hard, so I've spent a lot of time gathering a reliable, powerful set of portable tools that allow me to work hard and play hard, even if I can't do it on my own PC.
24 Killer Portable Apps For Your USB Flash Drive - Download Squad
Absolutely Del.icio.us Tools Collection
“Post comments to suggest any tools I missed here”…OK, here goes. As part of a tutorial on how to build side-bars for IE without having to learn C++ (instead using XForms), I produced a panel that allows you to add the current browser page to del.icio.us–with tags–in one click. The XForm side-bar picks up the title of the page you are looking at in the main frame, as well as any keywords in the META tags, which will then be used as tag suggestions.
