Package design is an essential part of promote your product. Here, We are featuring 20 beautiful and inspiring food package…
Package design is an essential part of promote your product. Here, We are featuring 20 beautiful and inspiring food package…
Ghost, an open-source blogging platform that hopes to shake up the personal publishing space, is nearing the end of its Kickstarter journey.
Almost a month ago, Ghost launched with what seemed like an audacious goal: Raise £25,000 to help create a new web platform dedicated to publishing. To date, the project has raised £150,000 (that’s $226,000 in U.S. dollars), and it has a shot at making its £250,000 stretch goal.
So what is it about Ghost that has resonated with users, developers and writers?
I spent some time talking with John O’Nolan, the founder and project leader of Ghost, about Kickstarter, open-source software and the future of publishing. Read more…
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Per tradition, Memorial Day in America is often observed with parades. Large or small, elaborate or simple, their purposes are always the same: to commemorate U.S. men and women who have died in military service
We searched for some cool photos from across the country, like the one above taken at the Memorial Day Parade in Chicago, Ill., in 2006, and compiled our favorites below
These are only a few neat ones we found. Do you have any captivating shots from Memorial Day parades in your town, either old or new? We’d love to seem them — share them with us in the comments! Read more…
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Remember that Connectify Switchboard Insert Coin we featured just over a week ago? Well, we’d like to say we’re sorry to hear it’s been canceled — but we’re not. Why? Because a high amount of interest from people preferring to use their own computers as servers, has resulted in a change of plan. The result is that the product is available right away, and will no longer use cloud servers. This change means the need for investment has gone, evaporating the need for Kickstarter, too. This also means you can use the service as a private VPN, and always appear as if you’re surfing from your home PC — along with that speed-boosting channel bonding tech, of course. To sweeten the deal even further, if you purchase access to the beta program now ($90), then you’ll get lifetime updates and support. After the beta, the price rises to $100. Better fire up that those internet connections, stat.
Filed under: Desktops, Networking
Source: Connectify