Omegle – Anonymously talking with strangers
If you are bored and have nothing to do, you can try this neat free service from Omegle.com, talking with strangers! You don’t need to register, just open the page Omegle.com and click the “Start chat” button. In no time, you will be connected to a stranger and you can start chatting. The interesting part is that the person on the end want to chat too, just like you. If the topic was right, the conversation will be very interactive. The most important part is, your chats are completely anonymous. But sometimes, the conversation can get ugly as some strangers like to harass others like using dirty word, talking about racism, and so on. As the conversation is completely anonymous, they have nothing to scare of. If this ever occurs to you, just disconnect by clicking the disconnect button at the bottom.
If you find your conversation interesting, you can save the whole of it after disconnecting. It will be saved as HTML files with same formatting as Omegle interface.
For iPhone and iPod Touch users, you can get the Omegle iPhone app for just $0.99, which enables you to chat with random strangers anywhere as long as you have internet connection.
So, have fun talking to strangers!
Related Links:
Omegle.com
Omegle.com blog
How to make your current themes nested-comments ready?
C.Bavota from Bavotasan.com shares with us how to implement nested comments on your current theme. The nested comments is a neat feature, which let you write your comment right below the comment you want to reply. There is no need to address the commenter, who you are responding, with @Commenter: or something like that before your comment. Actually this feature comes with Wordpress 2.7 and now we have 2.8.3. But it is never too late to learn something new.
I actually don’t really sure whether this site’s theme support threaded comments. At first, I thought it didn’t as I didn’t see the reply link on each of comments. But it is actually because the nested comments option was not enabled! I blindly follow the instruction from C.Bavota and fortunately, it works. Maybe this theme actually do support threaded comments, who knows? But now it matters no more.
Does your themes support this feature? If not, you better implement it. Don’t let your reader miss this cool function.
