This collection contains custom map marker icons tagged with all English letters (A-Z) and number 0-99.
Have fun using it and let me know if anything interesting comes up.
Download (13.5 MB, zip)
lwtMapIcons by Vassilis Dourdounis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Greece License.
You can access and control your memcached installation, using simple telnet commands. Use ps -ef to determine on which port and ip you memcached server is running and connect to it:
telnet localhost 11211
The list of commands is as follows:
So you need to transfer high traffic, dynamic site with the minimum possible amount of down time.
Just reducing the DNS TTL’s won’t always work as expected, as many providers have been reported to ignore the TTL values.
So, instead of just changing the TTL to a small value and pray, there is a small hack you can apply to this particular situation. (more…)
This is my short tutorial of how to set up, use and monitor memcached on a PHP web server.
My webserver is a CentOS 5 webserver with cPanel. (more…)
Old idea, new implementation really.
I’ve ported my javascript slideshow to jQuery and this is what came about:
Enjoy!
I’ve bumped into this a few times recently so I got interested.
They are actually Japanese letters.
It’s a katakana syllabogram, pronounced “tsu”
There’s also this:
This one’s called “she”
Besides their obvious contribution to the Japanese language, they are pretty awesome alternative smilies.
I have been fooling around with photoshop scripting today and I tried creating something practical as an exercise.
So this turned out:
This being the first time I really looked in to WordPress, i wish I’d found this earlier.
It’s a very useful resource and I’m still checking out some of it’s recommendations.
