We love superheroes! And we celebrate them whenever we can. They are strong defenders of justice with superpowers that people like you and me could only dream of. They do the coolest things like saving the world, saving damsels in distress and rescuing babies from burning buildings; they represent ultimate righteousness, strong will and determination and they always act cool in the face of danger. But what about cute? or fun? Well, they have that too!

While we’re sure the comic strips don’t show their superheroes in a softer or cuter light, but no worries, today we are featuring 40 wonderful and even charming illustrations drawn by imaginative illustrators, just to let you enjoy the fun side of a superhero’s life! So take a break, sit back and enjoy this compilation of the other side of superheroes that can really put a smile on your face.

Amazing Spiderman 66. Now this is really amazing… and amusing. (Image Source: Deadlydelmundo)

Spidey vs Hulk. And that’s why the Spiderman was not included into the latest Avengers movie. (Image Source: Manarama)

Catcha. One more time and you’re off the show! (Image Source: Gerardo García)

ZOMG Spiderman and Venom. Autograph in the midst of a battle? No problem, because I am Spiderman. (Image Source: DaKraken)

Hello Mary Jane. What if Spidey and Venom were good friends during their childhood? Could make a lovely story! More awesomeness from rizaturker. (Image Source: rizaturker)

Little Red Web-Swinging Hood. I’ve always known that it’s your fault Venom became this fat, Spidey. (Image Source: rizaturker)

Family Business. Spidey’s real identity has been blown… by Mickey Mouse! Check out Mickey showing Spidey some snowball-throwing skills here! (Image Source: Deadlydelmundo)

Spun Dry. Even superheroes need to do their own laundry. (Image Source: Glenn Jones)

Lazy Peter. With great power comes great chores! (Image Source: timebadger)

Iron Chef. Because defeating bad guys is too mainstream. (Image Source: grover80)

Iron the Man. Introducing the latest suit for the Iron Man movie… no, wait. Wha? (Image Source: YSY)

Iron(man)2. It’s times like this Iron Man wishes he had another name. (Image Source: a.d.17)

Iron Creature. It’s either a seahorse or a vacuum cleaner. (Image Source: Udara Chinthaka)

Iron Chimp. It’s so amazing that it’s not even funny anymore! (Image Source: JPRart)

Heroes: Iron Man. I wonder how much damage the laser shot can cause, it’s just too cute! Well done, Ahmad Kushha. (Image Source: Ahmad Kushha)

Iron… Man? If this could be made into a game, it will be a funny game indeed. (Image Source: Jaume Estruch Navas)

Iron Bird. You don’t want to mess with this bird, for sure. (Image Source: Ryan)

Armored Adventures. Iron Man was a hit with the ladies even in high school. (Image Source: skottieyoung)

Captain Corporate America. I don’t think this disguise is going to work. What are you, Clark Kent? (Image Source: spacemonkeydr)

Captain Hello Kitty. This captain can defeat enemies with its cuteness, thanks to designer Ernesto Cruz. (Image Source: Ernesto Cruz)

WARtortle. Apparently these guys ran into the wrong movie studio. (Image Source: Adriano Alves)

It’s BBQin’ Time. Deep down inside, Captain America had always wanted to be.. the next Iron Chef. (Image Source: HeroGear)

Grab My Bicep! Could be one of the greatest openings for cartoon. Captain America doesn’t seem to like it much though. (Image Source: animae-rian)

Thor Goes Hollywood Titanic. Even superheroes can find time to fall in love. (Image Source: Deadlydelmundo)

Silence Please. “Shhhhhhhhhhh…Hulk’s having a calm moment. Let’s play a game and see how long he stays that way.” (Image Source: Deadlydelmundo)

Hulk Smash. Troll like a Hulk, huh? (Image Source: Marvel)

Green Tea. Enjoying a spot of tea like a sir. (Image Source: Tursy)

Heroes: Hulk. What better to complement bulging biceps than with bulging eyes? (Image Source: Ahmad Kushha)

The Incredible Hulk? The six packs are really cool, I have to say. (Image Source: Jaume Estruch Navas)

Screaming Heroes. Mouths aside, can you name each superhero below? More at the source. (Image Source: Roberto Salvador)

Egypt Avengers. Ancient avengers and a shadow… is that Loki? (Image Source: Manarama)

Easter Island. The big heads honor these superheroes, locking them in time. (Image Source: Marvel)

Weeble – Marvel Goodness. Now shut up and take my money! (Image Source: stanlydan)

Mini Avengers Assemble. Now the fans can do the assembling. There are a whole lot more available in stanlydan’s deviantArt page! (Image Source: stanlydan)

Heroes Stickers. RIANBOW’s artworks are just like her name, lots of rainbow colors and awesomeness! At least Iron man isn’t doing anymore ironing. (Image Source: RIANBOW)

Cat Avengers Assemble! Beware, the cuteness is strong in this post! (Image Source: katiecookie)

Go to Sleep. I feel no guilt in featuring mini sleeping heroes just because they are cute. (Image Source: Sekra)

Battle Royale: Avengies vs X-ies. Tis’ the age of superpowers. An epic battle summarized in one nicely illustrated artwork. (Image Source: Dan Hipp)

Avengers vs X-Men Babies. When tackled individually, they’re cute but put them together and it’s the most dangerous day care centre in the world! (Image Source: skottieyoung)

Ultimate MEOWVEL vs CATCOM. Nono, you could not bring all of them home. Choose 1 only. And I can make it harder for you to decide with this and this. (Image Source: suzuran)

Reflection

In retrospect, we don’t need to be superheroes. Really. If you can smile through all the difficulties you face in life, you are already a hero! Therefore, we hope these artworks brightened up your day enough to send you smiling for the rest of the week. Do share with us any other cute and amusing hero artworks that you find on the Web. We are counting on you!

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You’re using your iPad to browse the Web and you’re curious to view the source of a webpage but don’t have the options to do so. The next thing you know, you’re swapping back to your Mac or PC to open up the same website to check the Page Source. Now if that isn’t called a hassle, I don’t know what is.

To make things easier for all iPad and iPhone users out there, here’s a trick to allow you to view the source of a webpage straight from your mobile device. Take note that the code you will be using will redirect you to the creator’s website, where the source is presented in highlighted syntax and clickable URL for easier reading.

Set up ‘View Source’ Bookmark

1. To get started, open your mobile Safari on your Apple device and bookmark the page you are reading by clicking on the bookmark button. Instead of the page name, name it ‘View Source’ and then click ‘Save’.

   

2. Open this bookmarklet javascript, select all and copy the script.

   

3. Tap on the bookmark icon at the top left part of your mobile Safari browser, and tap on ‘Edit’

   

4. Tap on the ‘View Source’ bookmark you created in step 1.

   

5. Now paste the bookmarklet javascript you copied in step 2 into the URL bar and tap ‘Done’.

   

View Source On Safari on iPad and iPhone

Now that you have created a new bookmark called ‘View Source’, to view source of any webpage, open any site from your Safari browser, tap on the bookmark icon and then tap on the ‘View Source’ bookmark.

This bookmark shortcut will send a request to the creator’s server for processing and then open a new browser tab for you to view the source in highlighted syntax.

Conclusion

This method to ‘view source’ is not similar to web developer tools where you have it as an extension to your browser, but creating this bookmark is to save a shortcut to the creator’s website where you can view any website’s source with highlighted syntax.

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In light of LinkedIn’s recent password incident, netizens once again are jolted awake by how easily it is to lose sensitive data over the Internet. This incident is however out of a user’s control and technically the only way these LinkedIn users could have kept their information safe was to have a super-strong password. Elsewhere in the Internet hide the Ponzi schemers, Nigerian princes, service fraud and identity thieves getting ready to pounce on their next unsuspecting victim.

The stats in today’s infographic by BackgroundCheck is a source for worry. In 2009 alone, more than $600 million were lost to Internet scams such as auction, credit card and advance fee fraud, counterfeit cashier’s check, phishing attempts and pyramid schemes. And those were just the tip of the iceberg. Also included in the infographic is a geographical breakdown of where most scams originate from as well as prevention tips on how to prevent falling victim to an Internet crime.

Read and share this infographic with your friends to prevent the statistics for Internet Crime from rising.

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