Link Dump 14
29 Oct 2006-
Xanga: An interestingly customizable blogging service, Xanga is great for blogs like online journals, communicating with friends, etc. How do you pronounce that, anyway? Xaynga… xahnga… jenga… mensa? -
Manga Volume: A superb online manga reader, with all the volumes, featuring your favorite characters. No external reader is required to use. Check out their accompanying forum community, as well. -
Wordpress 2.0.5: The latest version of Wordpress, containing over 50 bug fixes. - Falling Sand Game: A mesmerizing game where you control how your sand falls and interacts. Build walls, set things ablaze, and erradicate everything. This game is processor-intensive. You decide if that’s a good thing.
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##wikipedia-geeks: A nice channel with a minimal crowd. Discussion is basically limitless, but expect a lot of coming and going. -
Pastebin: If you’re tired to trying to send long messages in bits and pieces just so your chat client can process them, Pastebin’s for you. Any code, or other text, can be uploaded to Pastebin in seconds, and stays a permanant link. -
EditThis.info: Quite literally the fastest wiki setup I’ve ever seen. A small personal wiki can be created in seconds for you to enjoy and use as you please. It seems advertising increases your allowed upload space, too.
Dude… EditThis.info SUCKS. It has proven time and time again to fail.
Simplicity does not always prove aptitude. I’m sure that setting up your own MediaWiki server, though hard, would prove very rewarding.