<?php
//Change the following to your email address
$email = “myemail@something.com”;
if(eregi(“googlebot”,$_SERVER[’HTTP_USER_AGENT’]))
{
mail($email, “Googlebot detected”,
“Google has crawled : “.$_SERVER[’REQUEST_URI’]);
}
?>

Perl:

 # give path of sendmail
$mailprog = ‘/usr/sbin/sendmail’;
#Change the following to your email address
$email = myemail@something.com;
$browser = $ENV{’HTTP_USER_AGENT’};
if ($browser =~ m/googlebot/i) {
open (MAIL, “|$mailprog -t”) || die “ERROR: Problem Opening – $mailprog!\n”;
print MAIL “From: $email\n”;
print MAIL “To: $email\n”;
print MAIL “Subject: Googlebot detected\n\n”;
print MAIL “Google has crawled : “.$ENV{’REQUEST_URI’};
close (MAIL);
}

So use at your own risk, and prepare to get spamed.

• Updated SQLite engine to version 3.3.17
• Support for site-specific preferences – text size
• A new Quit dialog box that resolves termination errors
• Added permanent ‘Restart Firefox’ button to Add-Ons Manager
• Miscellaneous fixes to download manager including correctly displaying large file sizes
• Various Places fixes
• Miscellaneous Gecko 1.9 bug fixes

http://www.revfad.com/flip.html

http://neil.fraser.name/software/img2html/

How does it work?
A table is created which is filled with large numbers of 1×1 cells. Each cell has a background colour of the corresponding pixel in the image. That’s all it is; just a massive grid of coloured table cells. View the source to see the details.

I failed to put it on my blog because…

Why does it take so long to display?
Web browsers are designed to display image files; they aren’t optimised for 10,000 cell tables. To help the browser out, the table is chopped up into smaller tables, each containing about 15 horizontal lines. This allows browsers like MSIE to render the chunks independently without having to wait for the entire image to load. Other browsers such as Mozilla don’t care, since they are capable of rendering tables as they load.

http://www.handdrawngames.com/DesktopTD/

Finally, more creeps to kill and better canons!

“What’s New: New Ink, Snap & Boost Towers, New Morph & Dark Creeps, New Trickle, Random, 15 Tower & Splash/No Splash modes, 10K mode is now 100 levels, Bash tower improved, Improved Interface, New Sounds – Enjoy! “

• Flash Vector TD (another tower defense)
• Stairfall: the Game (hours of pure killing)
• Blue Print (for physics lovers)
• World Smallest Pac Man (you really need good eyes
• Nintendo 8-bit games collection (ah. the good old times)
• What Is Love? (not really a game)
• Fingerjig (my fingers hurts now)
• Messed up “Choose Your Own Adventure” (this is totally weird)
• Shuffle (sure to keep you busy for a while)
• Insane stickman shooting game (stick figures are always fun to kill)
  

Oh look, it’s eating something.

And here’s a azureus (bittorrent):

http://www.northwestfrogfest.com/D.%20azureus.jpg

http://www.games4work.com/games/swf/supercoolpic.swf

Play the online DHTML version here: http://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings/index.php

So I posted about twitbin. Yes, it’s getting even better. After you use it, you get addicted to twitter. Since everytime I open firefox, it will be there logged in and ready to let me type something in, I now will tweet more. They said that they might have speed issues, however, I haven’t seen any (which is good).

However, I do have one thing. I know it’s a minor issue (not even a issue), it’s still important to people like us or me. Because my friends don’t tweet a lot (not like me, I am trying to tell them about this twitbin), I can’t see anything from my person/friends stream obtained from twitter except from my own. If they just allow the history to go back a little bit further, I would be happy. Anyhow, it’s not that important anyway and this only applies to us/me!

Great service and tool. Loving it.
By the way, they are already working on the next version.

Tweet on! Or shall I say twitbin on!