Flappy Bird, landed with a BANG and it would be placed as one of the most addictive games ever.

Well, it had a lot of imitations but its latest imitation is a work of diabolical genius - Flappy48

Flappy48 combines two of the best and most addictive games of 2014. Flappy bird and 2048.

The game is from Dan Moran, a computer science major at Queen's University in Kingston.

To play the game you just need your laptop and install the Unity player.

The game is pretty easy, you guide numbers through the gaps in the pipes. In between the pipes you collect more numbers. The numbers need to be collected in multiples of two otherwise the chain gets longer to manage.

Passing one bird through the gaps was difficult enough, we wonder how we'll manage a chain of numbers.

Goodluck.

Do share with us your top scores.

Another easy DIY we have for you today.

We believe that the hardest thing to do as a blogger is getting traffic to your blog. So let us show you how to have your blog intergrated with your Facebook page.

Just follow the following easy steps and you can have more people accessing your blog.

1. To begin you need to type Woobox Custom Tab in the Facebook Search area.

2. Click on the "Install Page Tab".
3. Choose the page you would like to install a blog on from the drop down menu and click "Add Page Tab"

4. On the Page Source section click on URL and add your blog homepage.

5. Next, On the Tab Name; change it to the name that you would like to appear i.e Blog.

6. Finally on the Tab Image click on the Change Tab Image and add the image that you would like to represent your blog i.e Your Logo. Make sure the image is at least 111px by 74px in size.

7. The final step is to click on Save Settings.

8. Now go to your page and you shall find your new Blog Tab.

So, you have downloaded your XML file and don't know how to install it or make it your current template on the blog.

Today we are going to show you how to install a blogger template.

Follow these instructions.

1. Log in to your dashboard. If you are logged into Gmail, go to the far right corner and scroll down until you find the blogger icon.

2. Go to template section and and click on the Backup Restore on the far left

3. First back up your current template. Then click on Browse and upload the downloaded XML file from your hard-drive.

4. A confirmation message will appear. Click on Keep Widgets.

Now you are done.

On our previous post we talked about the pitfalls of freelancing. If those points didn't deter you from your desire to be a freelancer; then you already have the perfect mindset and attitude to start your journey.

Today we will discuss the benefits and perks of freelancing. They are many but we will narrow them down to just 10.

Perks

1.       Job satisfaction – without doubt; freelancers enjoy the work they do. You cannot take on this lifestyle if you don’t enjoy the work you do. Otherwise the dream of being successful shall forever remain a dream.
2.      You can cut school – most freelancers haven’t yet had their first degree but the make twice even thrice as much as people who spent 3-8 years in college. This is because freelancing is about the school of life. They have more of practical lessons than the college student. You learn to cut corners fast because no lecturer drilled it in your head that this is how it should be done.
3.      Complete control of your prices – the thing about being a company drone is that you have to beg for a raise. The harder you work and harness your skills the more you can charge. And if you feel you are not making enough money you can charge per hour on your projects. For example you can use toggle to show your clients how much time you spent in a project.
4.      Work/life balance - freelancers have the best work/life balance. They can take gym and yoga break whenever they want. This is to say freelancers are quite flexible. They can handle personal emergencies better than the normal worker.
5.       You build your own personal brand – your client list, reputation and quality of work can build a successful freelancing business.
6.      Sharpening and learning new skills – learning new skills comes out of necessity rather than duty. This is also the same for sharpening your current skills. In a regular work environment work is delegated to who is best suited but as a freelancer, you need to learn most of these skills on your own. This can include accounting, designing, and client management and so on.
7.      Credit for your work – in the office scenario your supervisor or boss and the company receive credit for work done but not really the person behind the work. If a client likes a certain job well done, all the credit is yours and no one else. This will also enable you to gain respect in your field of work.
8.     No dressing restrictions - this is one we love most. Well, of course other than number one. Three piece suits, dull colours and closed shoes do not have to take any space in your wardrobe. The expense (yes we know it is expensive) for business attire do not have to eat up on your daily earnings.
9.     Say hello to tax benefits – working from home, cuts on office expenses, parking expenses and also business expenses required by law for you to abide with.
10.   Job security – this list would be incomplete without mentioning job security. This is a perk as well as a pitfall depending on how you would like to view it. We mostly put this as a perk than a pitfall because we believe as a freelancer you are ready to get yourself out there and prepared for rejection. 7 out of 10 people you approach will say no, but of the 3 you keep will assist greatly in building your portfolio and brand in general. In one sentence it means, the harder you work the more you will benefit.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and liking our page as well.

We have a final part to this series coming next week. It is on the type of freelancers around, and could you guess the top earners in the freelancing field before then.

PS. We are on a 90 day challenge on sharpening our skills as writers. So for 90 days we will have at least one post up. Feel free to criticise us and tell us on what to work on.