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I was glad to see that the FireFox add-in for del.icio.us was revised to combine the features of the ‘old one’ with the features of the ‘new one’. That’s good. Unfortunately it looks to me like the new and improved plug-in is still a bit buggy, sending FireFox into a tailspin – window activation weirdnesses, apparent loops hogging the CPU. I look forward to the next rev, because the concept is right on.
This looks kind of neat – check out this post from Lifehacker: > Web site Just One Club Card lets you condense up to 8 different discount club cards onto one front-and-ba...
Read more →One more reason to Love Google! Check out this post from Lifehacker: ** "Google Maps has just rolled out an exciting new traffic feature, that provides traffic data for major interstates and freeways." (from**: Google Maps traffic information
Check out this post from John Edwards ’08 Blog: News: ** "Shortly before midnight (CST) on Monday, February 26, a group of republican Second Life users, some sporting "Bush ’08" tags, vandalized the John Edwards Second Life HQ [snip..] … I witnessed this event, taking names and photos, including the owners of the pictures." (from**: John Edwards Second Life HQ vandalized.)
Yeah a weird thought. So when I came across an analysis called The Dutch Defend Their World Empire, I was fascinated, in a sick sort of way. > “[snip…]The Dutch problem can best be described with the words, “not enough”. Not enough f...
Read more →Check out this post from Lifehacker: > “Want to play with RSS feeds? Try xFruits, where, according to tech enthusiast Steve Rubel, you can “teach your feeds all kinds of new tricks.” He’s...
Read more →If you blog, you might appreciate: loose wire blog: Bald-headed Britney and the Lost Art of Linking
If you are a blogger then you probably keep an eye out on the ‘circulation’ of your blog. It’s a black art full of subjetivity and highly detailed technical tidbits that have to be understood and then interpretted before you really know what the data means. Still if you are interested, check out [th...
Read more →Here’s an odd but important problem, at least for us here at BlogBridge. When you sign up for a BlogBridge account, we, like many other sites, send you a confirmation email to verify that your email is for real. Truthfully from a security point of view, I am not even exactly sure what it proves. T...
Read more →I got this with an email claiming on a stack of bibles that it was real not faked, but I don’t believe it for a minute!
Check out this post from GigaOM: > If you are an investor in one of the many U.S.-listed technology outsourcing giants such as Infosys, then I have some bad news for you: they are no longer the cherished destination for the brightest and the smartest in India. (from: Troubling Signs for Indian Tech Outsourcers)
If you are a Ruby On Rails developer you might want to check out this post from dzone.com: latest front page: ** "Itâ_Ts not particularly hard to deploy your app in a subdirectory, but Iâ_Tve found that figuring out how to can be. So, I decided to put together this short little write-up." (from**: Deploy your Rails app in subdirectory with Apache and Mongrel) Â
If you keep up with what’s going on in Venezuela, you might want to check out this post from The Devil’s Excrement: The New York Times looks at the Chavez Royal family
People are really crowing about Vista’s new "instant serach" and how wonderful it is and better than the old Windows XP Search functionality. Yeah I can’t disagree, but it’s amazing how it’s 20 years on before that glaring-glaring-glaring hole in Windows was fixed. (And sure, Mac OS X has had Spotli...
Read more →This is the Seaquarium beach area. It’s very beautiful as you can see. Click on the photo if you dare. It’s huge but impressive. 
I received this email from “Bank of America”. It obviously a phishing attack but it sounds so legitimate and straightforward that I can easily see lots of people (including some I know) to fall for it. Scary, look: even the URL looks real: > Dear Customer: Recently there have been a large number c...
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A little while back I mentioned...
Actually the funniest part of this was the headline… “Also, Apple’s Mother is Obese” Check out this post from Gizmodo: > “It seems that LG’s not taking...
Read more →Check out this post from Influx Insights Weblog: rethinking gladwell’s model of influence. My first reaction was that indeed the paper referenced in fact refuted one of The Tipping Point’s key assertions, the importance of connectors. But I am not so sure it does now that I’ve had a little more time. Anyway, it’s worth taking a look.
“Isn’t that cockpit a little drab? Perhaps a spider plant, or a simple lithograph, would liven it up!” Check out the article, it’s interesting, especially click on the links to the photographs, they are cool too.