As I’ve been doing some variations on the traditional cheesecake recipe, with more or less success, this post will help remind me of some of the successful variations.
One of the reason for all of these testings, apart from a taste in exciting new culinary experiments, is that the typical ingredients to make those yummy New-York style cheesecakes are not that easily found in France.
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written by Yuki
\\ tags: cheese, lemon
I was searching for some Textpattern (the CMS powering the Jorid) plugin which could give me the possibility to display a playlist of some of Jib’s animations, and decided that creating my own plugin would be quicker.
It uses Jeroen Wijering’s Flash Media Player to be able to insert Flash movies (.flv) into a webpage, in the manner of a local “youtube”.
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written by Yuki
\\ tags: animations, jorid, plugin, textpattern

While looking for flash applications and other geeky stuff, I rediscovered yesterday PicLens, a plugin for web browsers that allows people an immersive experience into pictures galleries.
I remember how I was really impressed the first time I saw it; and I wanted to implement it elsewhere, but didn’t have the time to have more fun with it than with standard websites like Flickr, or Google Images…
Anyway, now I’ve done the necessary things to have it implemented on my website (once you’ve installed the plugin, hover the mouse cursor over the pictures thumbnails and you should see a little icon
that you can click on to jump into the wall of pictures).
It’s also implemented on my photo galleries.
Now, just have to sit back and enjoy the show…
written by Yuki
\\ tags: gallery, photos, pictures, web 2.0
Francie is gonna be happy 
Blogged with the Flock Browser
EDIT: It had been a long time I’ve not been enthusiastic about a browser. Firefox was a great improvement back then, with the tabs features, and all sorts of add-ons, but Flock adds a really impressive list of features in a very integrated experience which makes all sorts of keeping track tasks a breeze.
- email checking (from last version, available only with Yahoo! Mail and Gmail)
- Photobucket and Flickr integration (feeds, people notification, and bulk upload)
- Feeds tracking with import/export features (OPML)
- Integral pages indexing, which allows for a more efficient search into the visited webpages
- blog posting directly from the browser (for blogs having an XML-RPC API that allows for such a thing) — to date, Yahoo! 360 does not propose this, nor Multiply (while lots of others do, MSN Spaces included apparently). This WordPress powered blog obviously does it

- A Web Clipboard that keeps all kinds of clippings in the browser for further blogging/sharing etc.
- Other services integration like Youtube, and delicious bookmarks
written by Yuki
\\ tags: internet, links, web 2.0
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