Custom creatures

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Heavenly creatures

Heavenly creatures 06/14/2004 08:25 AM
Jeff Smith's "Bone" and Dave Sim's "Cerebus" defined a comics era -- and helped make funny animals cool again. With both these epic series ending, the comics world is at a crossroads.

the Creatures in my Head.

the Creatures in my Head. 01/23/2004 02:22 PM
creatures in my head"Something Funny Ought to go Here..." .. each creature you see here .. head

creaturesinmyhead.com
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Creatures in my Head for Two Years Now

Creatures in my Head for Two Years Now 01/22/2004 02:12 AM
The Creatures are two years old today. Andy Bell's surreal and fun website has pumped out littl e monst er pictu res once a day for two years straight. Let's take a break from serious stuff and just say thanks to a guy who gives his hard work away for free. (Including some crazy screensavers )

Tilden to Unleash New Robo-creatures

Tilden to Unleash New Robo-creatures 01/06/2005 11:51 AM
A number of readers submitted links about Mark Tilden's new Wow Wee robots. Dave Hrynkiw writes, "A little birdy (thanks, Wolfgang) on the BEAM mailing list sent in this tidbit on the CES show being covered by PCMagazine. In short, Mark Tilden of BEAM and Robosapien fame is set to unleash three companions to the Robosapien: Robosapien V2, Robopet, and RoboRaptor. Anybody want to soup up the V2 to take on a RoboONE?". Tilden is quoted in an iafrica.com story as saying, "It really is awesome, people are gonna like the new stuff". The current RoboSapien hasn't been forgotten in all the hype over the new models. It picked up a Digital World Innovation Award at CES to add to it's already lengthy list of awards.

" Some interesting glass work used to
illistrate sea creatures"

" Some interesting glass work used to
illistrate sea creatures" 05/15/2004 08:41 AM

Creatures Stir, and Once Again the
Universe Takes Flight

Creatures Stir, and Once Again the
Universe Takes Flight 05/17/2004 07:35 PM
Here comes the season of the ghost ant, tiny life forms almost beyond human vision that the eye catches sight of only when they move.

Two-limbed tiptoe aids octopus
camouflage - novel underwater walk helps
creatures slip away unnoticed

Two-limbed tiptoe aids octopus
camouflage - novel underwater walk helps
creatures slip away unnoticed 03/27/2005 08:03 AM
Octopuses dressed up as sea coconuts sneaking on two legs .. an octopus that disguises itself and walks on two legs .. remarkable disappearing trick

nature.com/news/2005/050321/full/050321-14.html
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Custom 0.8-1

Custom 0.8-1 01/25/2004 10:33 AM
Custom E-Commerce / Ordering / Stock Management system

Five Custom Gadgets You Can't Buy

Five Custom Gadgets You Can't Buy 12/26/2004 10:54 AM

Custom StartUp v3.00

Custom StartUp v3.00 12/17/2003 10:43 AM
Custom StartUp helps you to manage which programs will be stared when Windows starts, without need to edit registry or WIN.INI file manually. Moreover, Custom StartUp allows you to backup configurations and restore them later. This option is useful when you want to test several startup configurations. [Shareware $10.00 30 days 570 KB]

Custom Services

Custom Services 12/30/2004 06:27 AM
Services

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On Custom Schemas

On Custom Schemas 06/18/2004 12:22 AM
Not so long ago, I wrote a piece about open document formats. Just today there was an interesting (as always) follow- up from Jon Udell, but what I wanted to address here is Dare Obasanjo’s take, which is pretty well the Microsoft party line (not that Dare’s always a party-line guy): the Office software and its document formats are winners because they allow the use of custom schemas for office documents. That’s more important, they say, than the dodgy licensing terms and the missing pieces. I used to believe that custom schemas for office documents were generally a good idea, but I no longer do. Here’s why...

Validating a Custom DTD

Validating a Custom DTD 02/01/2005 09:28 PM
In his article in this issue, Peter-Paul Koch proposes adding custom attributes to form elements to allow triggers for specialized behaviors. The W3C validator won't validate a document with these attributes, as they aren't part of the XHTML specification. Not to worry! This article will show you how to create a custom DTD that will add those custom attributes, and will also show you how to validate documents that use those new attributes.

Create Your Own Custom API

Create Your Own Custom API 02/05/2005 09:57 PM
If you've ever just gotten frustrated with XML-RPC, SOAP or any other "web service" protocal - do what I did - make your own!

Custom Car Emblems

Custom Car Emblems 06/05/2005 11:46 PM

Just the thing for pimping your own ride (or your bike, your computer, etc...); a set of made-to-order emblems for the trunk lid, or fender, or whatever.

It looks like an assortment of premade chrome alphanumeric characters, but the price isn't bad; $3.50 each, and $3.99 for special characters (heart, ampersand, at symbol), or $1 for a period.

via Jalopnik.

Custom 404 Problems Under PHP

Custom 404 Problems Under PHP 10/21/2002 06:34 PM
A member asks a simple question: "How do I get the custom 404 page to display if somebody miss-types the URL for a .php page?"

More About Custom DTDs

More About Custom DTDs 06/05/2005 11:24 PM
Your web page uses non-standard elements, so, following the advice of earlier ALA articles, you bang out a custom DTD to make sure your document still validates. Not so fast, says the W3C's Quality Assurance team, who argue that crafting a custom DTD for the sole purpose of validation is a mistake ... and then tell when it is the right thing to do. By the way, we are pleased to have the W3C QA team as ALA authors, and look forward to more.

Custom PHP Extensions

Custom PHP Extensions 07/19/2002 07:45 AM

Custom SiteSearchers

Custom SiteSearchers 07/14/2002 01:19 PM
Anil Dash writes in to let us know that Sun's Java Search has a customized interface to Google. They join Cisco, Redhat, BBCi, the Apple Developer Connection and Earthlink in taking advantage of Google's hosted SiteSearch program. Also, Yahoo!, Alexa (which has some very nifty screenshots and collaborative filtering) and Netscape use Custom WebSearch to provide customized views of Google searches. According to Google, the results "are available via HTTP and can be formatted in XML or Google's proprietary protocol." So I suspect the server simply makes a call to Google's XML feed and reformats the results. This is an interesting alternative to simply handing users off to the Google site. In other news, thanks to a note from mpt, I've added a link to Google SiteSearch for this site so you can search just the Google Weblog....

Custom In-Dash PC Mod

Custom In-Dash PC Mod 05/24/2004 07:55 AM
Although I personally think the front is just a little corny, you can't deny the fit-and-finish of this homebrew in-dash PC mod, which crams a Pentium 3, CD-ROM, hard drive--everything, really--into a machine that slides right into his car's dashboard,...

Custom Action: SendKey

Custom Action: SendKey 06/12/2004 05:22 PM

Using the Custom Tokens feature with DS
5.6

Using the Custom Tokens feature with DS
5.6 08/06/2004 10:10 PM

Custom Ident Daemon 0.2.2

Custom Ident Daemon 0.2.2 08/07/2004 03:39 AM
Allows the specification of a custom ident response on a per user basis.

Build Your Own Custom Web Browser

Build Your Own Custom Web Browser 08/05/2004 03:28 AM
One Web browser feature that is growing in popularity is the ability to open different tabs, or sub-pages, within the same browser window. Using tabs to separate multiple pages keeps the desktop tidy, while browsing multiple sites. Several third party Web browsers offer this facility on Windows and other platforms, and if you're like me, you'll find it an addictive way to surf. Many browsers, either by default or through plug-ins, also provide a quick way to perform Web searches without having to go directly to a search engine. Wouldn't it be great to be able to write your own browser that could do all this, and also be able to fine-tune it and adjust it to exactly suit your needs?

Prototype: Custom Glasses

Prototype: Custom Glasses 05/14/2004 03:11 PM
Technology Review May 14 2004 6:52PM GMT

Custom Reporting Engineer

Custom Reporting Engineer 09/24/2004 02:09 PM
Yahoo! Inc. - United States, CA, sunnyvale (2004-09-24)

New Custom Ultarama Background

New Custom Ultarama Background 06/08/2004 02:35 AM
Rebelscum reader Alex Newman sends in his latest Ultarama background of Jabba's Palace on Tatooine, which should go nicely with all the Jabba's Palace figures released this year. Warning: Large file!

Win a Custom Rip Curl GBA SP (If You're
an Aussie Kid, That Is)

Win a Custom Rip Curl GBA SP (If You're
an Aussie Kid, That Is) 07/30/2004 07:07 AM

Just because I'm a sucker for customized Game Boy Advances (even if it's just a sticker), I thought I'd pass along this competition to win one of five Rip Curl GBA SPs on this Australian kid's site, K-Zone. Presumably, you have to be a kid to win, and probably an Ozlander, as well, but let me give you a little tip: I've never met any contest coordinator that wouldn't do whatever it took to get a full-grown man in a Sailor Moon outfit to leave. Just saying. (Thanks, Brad!)

Read - New NHJ VHD-1500 1.5GB HDD Music Player [I4U]

Related
Classic NES Game Boy Advance [Gizmodo]
Ga me Girl Advance [Gizmodo]

With a Tweak Here and There, a Custom
Machine

With a Tweak Here and There, a Custom
Machine 04/22/2004 01:13 AM
WANT a bigger hard drive, more memory, a different monitor or a more robust video card in that new rig you're ordering? Most major computer makers offer a variety of components and configurations. You can also find special deals and promotions that change from time to time and extended technical support plans.

Nvidia Custom Resolutions

Nvidia Custom Resolutions 07/22/2004 08:14 AM

Custom Ident Daemon

Custom Ident Daemon 07/07/2004 09:23 PM
Finally ready for release

Custom Splash Installer (CSI) 2.2

Custom Splash Installer (CSI) 2.2 04/09/2004 04:07 PM
Changes the splash screen of many applications.

MOM FAQ: Custom Alert Fields

MOM FAQ: Custom Alert Fields 04/19/2004 04:37 PM

Custom Perl subroutines

Custom Perl subroutines 08/23/2004 02:46 AM
CNET Aug 23 2004 7:15AM GMT

Why isn't my custom dictionary in my
IPAQ ???

Why isn't my custom dictionary in my
IPAQ ??? 01/02/2004 03:40 PM

Codewalkers: Create Your Own Custom API

Codewalkers: Create Your Own Custom API 02/05/2005 09:07 PM
Codewalkers.com has a new tutorial posted this morning - Create Your Own Custom API. If you've ever just gotten frustrated with XML-RPC, SOAP or any other "web service" protocol - do what Nathan did and write your own!

Extending the C++ STL with custom
containers

Extending the C++ STL with custom
containers 07/08/2002 10:50 PM
CNET Jul 8 2002 10:13PM ET

Developing Custom PHP Extensions

Developing Custom PHP Extensions 03/11/2003 01:22 AM
Well i'm pleased to say that i've just learned to write my first PHP extension, thanks to the above link. It accepts parameters, does some processing and spits out the results. The latest php manual has an extensive Extending PHP section which is pretty good.

I've never had the time to learn how to write PHP extensions before this. The only free time i have to learn this is at home, where i don't have a Linux box, but i do have VC++. It's really really painful because i haven't coded in C for about 2 years, but you don't forget your roots.

I've been saying for years that we can port ADOdb to C if we really need the speed. Now i can do it, if we are all willing to endure constant bugs for a couple of months. Might even drive me crazy, C is no longer easy for me (err, when was it ever easy...).

Now that i'm in the mood, how do i write a cross-platform extension?

"zeldman.doody"

Custom class interfaces in .NET

Custom class interfaces in .NET 01/17/2003 03:26 AM
CNET Jan 17 2003 2:23AM ET
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