8bitweapon.com
8bitklubben.dk
adventurekid.se
http://www.mixinc.net/atari/
http://www.geocities.com/paulranday/8bit/8-bit.html
Do you know any more 8-bit sites? Link us in the comment section and we’ll add it.
real 8bit stuff:
http://uaddit.com/discussions/showthread.php?t=702
8bit bkg:
http://www.abc64.de/backgrounds/index1024.html
8-bit wordpress theme:
retromactheme.modernlifeisrubbish.co.uk
Last month, Google announced that they were significantly improving their flash spidering. This would seem to be good news for our clients whose sites depend on animation. Indeed, initial research showed that embedded flash files were being indexed.
By Adam Freetly
Posted in Search Engine Optimization
Tagged Flash, google, mobile, SEO, swfobject
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WordPress Announced the release of version 2.6, which provides some new features that our clients have been interested in for a while:
There is an expression, “Form follows function” that is often used with architecture, product, and sometimes software design. It suggests a single solution. Depending on the software implementation, its target and the way the problem is perceived, among other variables, the internal “form” can be radically altered.
Tic-tac-toe (naughts and crosses) seems to be a fairly simple game. There are three starting moves, nine positions to select from, eight possible combinations to win, so how difficult could it be to program? (If the numbering on the grid is ignored and the grid rotated, there are ony three positions; the corner, edge or center to start)
By Lee Barker
Posted in Developer News
Tagged code, games, magic square, programming, tic tac toe
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Most of the time, the first webhost you sign up for, you wind up outgrowing after a year or less. Most people purchasing webhosting don’t know what factors to look for, and even if they do, it’s difficult to tell the seedy companies from the good ones. On top of this, any good website should bring in ever-increasing traffic, which often requires an upgrade.
When you move webhosts, it’s often challenging to understand exactly what the steps are, and what order they should be completed in. Here’s a rough guide, that will hopefully show you have to avoid some of the pitfalls, and minimize any downtime you may have.
By Adam Freetly
Posted in Developer News, Web Design Tutorials
Tagged bluehost, godaddy, webhosts
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