On 12/22/12, I bought my first tablet called the Asus Vivo Tab RT. It was one of the happiest days of my entire life. But the happiness only lasted for a few weeks until I realized the potential problem with Windows RT: I think it's a product that Microsoft should've never built. So I started looking for a solution, meaning let's get rid of this on Craigslist while the demand is still there and go buy a real Windows product.

I originally bought the PinBoard theme from ThemeSnap back in October of 2012 for my startup, Collectiboard (although now I am focusing 100% of my efforts on Mediography.by). Over the past few months, there were numerous updates to the theme, and I also made a ton of changes and also wrote another ton of custom code to make Collectiboard look like what it does today.

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Creating a favicon is easy and hard at the same time. It's easy because you can always shrink an existing image into 16x16 and give it a .ico extension. It's hard because if you did what I just said, it won't show up on Internet Explorer no matter what you do. Wanna find out how I solved this problem? Read on and follow the 10 idiotproof steps to the definitive way of creating a favicon:

1) Create the initial image that will eventually become the favicon using your favorite graphics program (such as Adobe Photoshop). It should be square & decent in size.