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Greg Stein builds suspense on the opening day of OSCON — the Open Source Convention.  His article, "A New Google Service" on the Google Code Blog says that he and his team have been working on a new service for the open source community, but refuses to give any details.
Knowing Google's involvement in open source It could make sense to see a service like Source Forge for the developers community. 
Maybe another clever way for Google to brand another big area like open source community.

Wow! I can't believe I found this only now. Thank to MSN Search a specific URL return immediately a small vignette of your favourite webpage.

I am a big fan of the Daily WTF or as they called themselves the Curious Perversions in Information Technology. A great collection of "human" errors!

A lot of Ajax goodness compiled by Max Kiesler

To follow my previous post on file upload issues, check also this excellent article on Code Project written by Travis Whidden

Still working on my images gallery project, I got stuck with an issue regarding multiple upload files to my database.

If you are looking for an easy way to break into Ajax programming without figuring out the details of how the requests work using XMLHttpRequest, this library will help you out.

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