Maps are a great way to present information, and the Google Maps Extension brings the coolness of interactive, annotated maps to your wiki. With Google Maps Extension, you can:

* Spice up articles with maps of anywhere in the world
* Marvel at detailed street maps and stunning satellite imagery
* Use the interactive editor's map to add markers and colored paths with wiki-fied captions
* Look up cities, addresses, and businesses with the built-in search engine

I’m going to explain how to setup a lightweight Apache and MySQL to work on a smaller server such as SliceHost’s 256mb VPS. This will work on both Debian and Ubuntu servers.

The Freehackers Union aims to preserve hacking and invention as methods of personal artistic expression. We hate the Business Guy, the Idea Man, the Power Mongers that are ruining our culture and fun. We are a group that’s just for geeks and the art of the awesome hack. The pranks, amazing gear, weird inventions, and crazy ideas that made sacrificing numerous hours alone all worth it.

This article presents over 25 (horizontal and vertical) multilevel drop down menu built using Javascript and CSS which you can use in your future projects. Also you will find some useful tutorials at the end of this post where you can use to start building your own multilevel navigation menu.

Once deemed as a subversive act by many detractors, graffiti has evolved into a popular art form that’s gained wide recognition in international galleries and influenced marketing campaigns, graphic designers, and the fashion industry. And while London has replaced New York at the forefront of street art, Williamsburg has remained a fertile ground for experimental graffiti.

This is a helper model that provides access to the FFmpeg application. It provides some basic functionality for developers like file duration, FFmpeg codecs and supported formats. It is intended to help build a community supported interface to FFmpeg instead of having multiple modules reinventing the wheel every time they want to process rich media.