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• 23 Amazing And Open Source Ruby On Rails Applications
  Rails apps for everyone!
  (tags: opensource rails applications)
• Comics – Explosm.net
  I like my girlfriend and all, but I find her pretty ugly
  (tags: webcomics)
• Sheldon™ Comic Strip: Daily Webcomic by Dave Kellett
  Point watchers is great!
  (tags: webcomics)
• Buttersafe – Updated Tuesdays and Thursdays » Comic Archive » Children
  Actually I'm here to destroy this planet
  (tags: webcomics)
• When can I use…
  CSS3, HTML 5 ? Never apparently…
  (tags: webdesign)
• css Zen Garden: The Beauty in CSS Design
  The best zen garden design ever
  (tags: webdesign css retro)
• theWAREHOUSE web comic
  2 puns in one comic?!?
  (tags: webcomics)
• Comics – Explosm.net
  You know what you did
  (tags: webcomics)
• Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
  Ah, the classic your mom joke
  (tags: webcomics)
• Ctrl+Alt+Del
  L for Lemon
  (tags: webcomics)
• File uploaders collection for web developers
  Apparently there are many ways to do this
  (tags: Ajax fileuploaders)
• JsonML (JSON Markup Language)
  XML to Json… for easy transport?
  (tags: programming javascript xml json)
• Using jQuery to Style Design Elements: 20 Impressive Plugins | DevSnippets
  Cause there aren't enough of these lists out there… here is another one. I like the jQuery checkbox plugin
  (tags: jquery css plugins)

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