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Koleksi Shortcut Emoticons Untuk Facebook Chat
Anda semua tentunya sudah mengetahui fitur live chat di Facebook bukan? Ketika sedang chatting dengan teman Anda, belum lengkap rasanya jika tidak menambahkan beberapa emoticon ke dalam percakapan Anda. Shortcut untuk menampilkan emoticon tersebut sangat berbeda dengan yang ada pada Yahoo! Messenger (YM),Google Talk, atau Plurk, walaupun ada beberapa yang menggunakan shortcut yang sama.
Berikut ini adalah daftar shortcut untuk menampilkan emoticon pada Facebook chat:
| Name | Emoticon | Shortcut | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smile |  | :-) | :) |
| Big smile |  | :-D | :D |
| Wink |  | ;-) | ;) |
| Happy |  | ^_^ | No |
| Happy eyes |  | >:o | No |
| Cat smile |  | :3 | No |
| Grumpy |  | >:-( | No |
| Sad |  | :-( | :( |
| Crying |  | :’( | No |
| Shocked |  | :-o | :o |
| Four-eyes |  | 8-) | 8) |
| Cool |  | 8-| | No |
| Tongue |  | :-P | :P |
| Uh? |  | O.o | No |
| Nerd |  | -_- | No |
| Uncertain |  | :/ | :\ |
| Devil |  | 3:) | No |
| Angel |  | O:) | No |
| Kiss |  | :-* | :* |
| Heart |  | <3 | No |
| Pacman |  | :v | No |
| Robot |  | :|] | No |
| Face |  | :putnam: | No |
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Get Fit and Stay Motivated with Dailymile (Invites)
This post is part of Mashable’s Startup Review series, which highlights great unsung startups. The series is made possible by Sun Startup Essentials. Dailymile is a social training site for runners, triathletes, and cyclists. That race was great, but how do I stay in-touch with the people I just met? And how can I find people to train with in a new city? Providing an answer for these questions drove us to begin dailymile. We wanted to find a better way for athletes to sign-up for races, share workouts, and meet participants. Participating in a race doesn’t end after you submit payment. It’s the daily journey of training, learning, and sharing. As athletes, each day for us is an adventure filled with lessons learned and friends made. We share these experiences with one another through dailymile. Currently in private beta, Dailymile is a site for keeping track of your workouts, finding athletic events you can participate in, and sending motivation to others. The design is very slick and the features are well-organized, and while the event section dedicated to 10Ks and triathlons can be intimidating, there are tools that can be useful to just about any level of athlete – even if you’re just the type trying to stay in shape by going to the gym. Once logged in, the homepage of Dailymile is very Twitter-esque, allowing you post a short update about your most recent workout (which can range from running, to swimming, to weightlifting, etc.), as well as multimedia content like photos and videos. There is also a “You and Your Friends” timeline, an “Everyone” timeline, and a “My Training” log – essentially the same views offered on Twitter. Speaking of Twitter, your updates can be auto-posted to the service if you sync your accounts. Dailymile takes it a step further than other would-be Twitter clones though with some features very specific to the fitness niche. For one, there is the “Motivation” feature, which allows you to message other people on the site with a pre-set message like “Great Performance” or “You’re an Inspiration.” There are also discussion groups you can join like “40+ and proud of it” and “My first marathon,” so you can find people pursuing a similar fitness goal as yourself. The aforementioned event section is already seeded with lots of running, trialthon, and cycling events you can participate in, though most seem to be on the West coast (not surprising given the time of year). Ultimately, Dailymile has adopted a lot of popular features of other sites for the fitness niche and done a nice job with them. I think it’s more likely to be successful with serious workout nuts than weekend warriors, but there is certainly something for anyone that wants to put the time in - both in the gym and on the site. As mentioned, Dailymile is currently in private beta, but you can try it out using the invite code ‘mashable’. Editor’s Note: This post is part of an ongoing series at Mashable - The Startup Review, Sponsored by Sun Microsystems Startup Essentials. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here. Sponsored By: Sun Startup Essentials
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Funny Because It’s True: The Simpsons Parody Apple and Steve Jobs
While I do own several Apple products, I’ve often joked about the cult-like nature of some of the company’s fanatical enthusiasts. The Simpsons captured this sentiment remarkably well in a parody of Apple aired last night on FOX.
Complete with “The Mapple Store,” a “MyPod,” a $1200 “MyBill,” and a Bart voice-over of a “Steve Mobs” keynote, the animated series completely nails the stereotypes of Apple products, employees, and users. Check it out in the video below:
Pownce Acquired by Six Apart, Serves Two Weeks Notice to Users
Pownce, the microblogging service often compared to Twitter, has been acquired by Six Apart. According to the company blog, the service will be shutdown on December 15th, while the main Pownce team – Leah Culver and Mike Malone – will join Six Apart. Users will have the option to “import [their] posts to other blogging services such as Vox, TypePad, or WordPress.”
The brainchild of Culver and Digg founder Kevin Rose, Pownce launched with much fanfare in 2007. But despite the early buzz and in many ways a superior feature-set, the service hasn’t been able to gain nearly the type of traction as the darling of short-form messaging – that of course being Twitter.
It doesn’t sound like Six Apart has aspirations to revamp Pownce and take on Twitter either. They echo the sentiment that this deal is more about acquiring talent from Pownce, writing, “we are very sorry the site will be closing … We’re planning on doing great things with the help and expertise of the Pownce team, and can’t wait to see all the results of their hard work.”
Kevin Rose and Daniel Burka will also be joining Six Apart as advisers as part of the deal.
