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LEGO is something people just love to play with. No matter if you are a kid, an adult or an old person, if you are able to see, you will love LEGO. These small bricks when coupled with some creativity and time can turn up into some of the most stunning and breath-taking sculptures ever.Check out these stunning LEGO creations!

How often have you heard the argument that not following back everyone who follows you is ’snobby’ and ‘arrogant’? – It’s not, and you shouldn’t listen to anyone who tells you so. You have a right to choose who you follow and don’t follow. Although, Following everyone back has other benefits…

In this article you’ll learn how to install and configure XAMPP for the desktop. Once that’s out of the way, you will install WordPress so that you can have your very own lightweight PHP and WordPress development environment just like the pros.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting Facebook will open up most if not all of their user-contributed data to developers at a developer event tomorrow.Could this take us one step closer to the ultimate live stream of real-time events?

An anonymous reader points out a ReadWriteWeb piece on an hour-long demo of Wolfram Alpha (which we discussed at its announcement). Stephen Wolfram does not like to call it a “search engine,” preferring instead the term “computational knowledge engine.” It will open to the public in May. “The hype around Wolfram|Alpha, the next ‘Google killer’ from the makers of Mathematica, has been building over the last few weeks. Today, we were lucky enough to attend a one-hour web demo with Stephen Wolfram, and from what we’ve seen, it definitely looks like it can live up to the hype — though, because it is so different from traditional search engines, it will definitely not be a ‘Google killer.’ According to Stephen Wolfram, the goal of Alpha is to give everyone access to expert knowledge and the data that a specialist would be able to compute from this information.”

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