February 2007

GNU/Linux, Ubuntu/Debian

Linux GTK+ 1337-generator : Text to Leetspeak converter

I found out about this application from GnomeFiles. Not particularly useful, but entertaining. The basic operation of the program is to convert plain text into leetspeak writing system. Future releases may provide functionality to reverse leetspeak text back to plaintext for greater readability. 1337 generator requires GTK+ 2.x and can be downloaded from http://leet-generator.sourceforge.net/ [tags]gtk+,1337,leet,ubuntu,linux[/tags]

General

Google Adwords and Adsense allows nude pics ads?

I found this Google ads from Pinoyhack blog via fakapster I know some people consider nude pics and nudity as an art, but does this means that you are safe to put your google ads on the same page as those pics? Sounds like a grey area to me. Wonder if anybody ever advertised or […]

GNU/Linux

Foundation Platform: Linux-based Mobile Applications Standard?

I recently came across on one article about LiMo Foundation which is established by Motorola, Panasonic, Samsung , NEC, NTT DoCoMo, and Vodafone to develop Linux-based, open mobile communication device software platform. From its whitepaper, It seems that the goal of Foundation Platform is to develop a Linux-based Mobile Application framework similar to Sun MIDP/CLDP […]

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