Posted on Blueglass by Ann Smarty 
Are you sure you know everything about making the most of the YouTube embed code? The post lists some advanced tips on what you can do with Youtube embed player: “classic” code parameters and options, “new” HTML-5-friendly player and its features, as well as some other tips: how to add a clickable link to your Youtube video, how to embed videos in presentations and forums, etc.
Posted on Net Savoir by Angela Alcorn
Have you ever found yourself frustrated by a website which automatically made decisions about how you’d prefer to see it?
On behalf of all travellers and expats everywhere, Ange is making a clear case against websites which automatically update language settings based on your location, rather than asking.
If you’re a web designer, an expat or a traveller then you should read of this rant.
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Posted on TheDailyBuggle by Jackson Chung
Aside from professionals, most of us (or at least a large majority) only use image editors for minor edits; say for cropping, resizing, adjusting colour balance, sharpening, etc. So why use a system hog like Photoshop? Why even bother searching for a crack and downloading over 1GB of data for simple image editing that can be done through your browser?
Jackson takes a quick look at 5 web-based image editors that you can use anywhere, anytime on your browser as long as you have an active internet connection. No downloads necessary. And they’re all free!
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Jackson Chung is the Assistant Editor for MakeUseOf. You may get in touch with him via email. Outside of MakeUseOf, he is the Chief Buggler at The Daily Buggle. Follow him on Twitter @aenon1mus.
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