Peter Cattell

I remember this with the laptop haha! - Andrew Trinh

haha!!! - Carmen

:) - Vahid♥Online

Vahid!! :)!!!! - Mona N.

Too funny !!! - Nir Ben Yona

Privacy - Masoud Jameie

:))))) - امیرعباس - Little Savage

lol - Cee Bee

Mona!! :)!!!! - Vahid♥Online

I haven't seen you in a while, Vahid! YAY! - Mona N.

HIPAA compliance to the max! ha, ha! - Susan Beebe

Susan: Our auditors would LOVE this! - Anthony K. Valley ©

Ours too, that's what made me laugh when I first saw it! ha! - Susan Beebe

LOL! - Orli Yakuel

It's gotta be BRIGGHHTTT inside :) - Meriç Kara

arrrhhhhh. My eyes! My eyes! It burns! - Anthony K. Valley © via fftogo

Whoa - torque

funny i use that same method. huh! thought I was the only one :) - (jeff)isageek

That's me!! EEKS! - Mavericks of Troy, NV!

Nice! I compiled some other privacy-enhancing apparel here... http://logicalextremes.blogspo... - £ogical €xtremes

Haha, not far from truth :p - Patrik Johansson

So funny, great Mona! - Kol Tregaskes

"How to make FriendFeed 3D." - Leon Ho

LOL! - BeeLing

A-MA-ZING! - Zu aka ElijahBailey

http://friendfeed.com/e/9f8e11... - SibeVahshi

OK, just saw on the FAQ that they only have data for 26 countries. - Shannon Jiménez

They pull the data from: "The database holds the names of 300 million people in 26 different countries, representing one billion of the population which is approximately one-sixth of the entire world." ...doesn't say where and how they collected it. I may have to do some more research, but thought it was a pretty neat tool. :) - Mona N.

Lool... Every result I get is strikingly similar. - Brandon

Nice, no result! 8D - Zu aka ElijahBailey

Very very typical French Canadian surname Tremblay, more in the U.S. than in France, really weird! - Zu aka ElijahBailey

Quelle surprise, Ireland is full of Fitzgeralds: http://tinyurl.com/4jtx2j - Grant Fitzgerald

Sharon, phew. It was an epic fail for my husband's last name. :) - Cyndy

Ireland #1, which I suspected. But Belgium and New Zealand beat out USA? I had no idea. - tj hanton

typically we are in Italy, America, and Argentina. Let's see how accurate it is. - Pete Delucchi

They definitely don't have information for some countries that don't use Cyrillic symbols officially - my last name is mostly popular in New Zealand (understandably, lots of Russian live there now) but is not even present in Russia itself. - Svetlana Gladkova

Svetlana: The site just launched and has collective data from 26 countries... unfortunately Russia isn't one of them. :\ Perhaps I should've put a disclaimer in the headline. ;) - Mona N.

Hansen is pretty popular in India!!! Who knew? :) - Baard Overgaard Hansen

LOL!!!! - Mona N.

Apparently Carlill is very popular in the UK. I find this hard to believe, because I've never come across a single person outside my family with that name. - Alexander Carlill

Mona, thanks for explaining, I think I should have searched for it deeper myself :( It's obvious that Russia is not on the priority list of any startup so I should have known better before trying, just wanted to see if the guesses that it must not have all the countries supported were true or not. - Svetlana Gladkova via twhirl

Strange, but it seems my last name does not exist... :/ - Sasha Kovaliov

Thanks for this Mona. I found this site a few weeks ago. Very interesting. My surname is mainly in the UK but there are a few in the US. Interestingly it tells me there is a low figure in India, Canada, most parts of Europe, Argentina, Japan, NZ and Australia. - Kol Tregaskes

Mine is more prevalent in the UK and New Zealand than it is here in the states... Interesting... - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

boy, it was ... mmmm... not-so-surprising... most probably written by yet another American thinking that Latin is most used alphabet in world :-/ - silpol

@nlupus I guess you have to use surname Smith -- you will get much better response then , lmao - silpol

Hmm, apparently my surname is Greek, and the concentration is ultra low across the world, mostly in Belgium. For the record though, there is no Greek in my family at all, or Belgians. It's a mystery - Mo Kargas

Mine checks out fairly accurate: Netherlands, USA and Australia. - Mark VandenBerg

trying *traditional* Finnish surname Virtanen - it makes me rotflmao: says it is Finnish but then also says it is used mostly in Sweden... this guys definitely had some stuff sniffed before they designed & implemented service :) - silpol

Yeah, this is off... Carreira is a Portuguese name (the "ei" gives it away) but it shows it as Spanish and doesn't even have Portugal or Brazil on the list. FAIL - Jason Carreira

Mine: UK, NEW-ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CANADA, US, IRELAND - Capn' "One-Eye" Longman ☠

pretty kool but from others comments it sounds not to be 100% correct :) - (jeff)isageek

mine was very accurate given what I know about my family history - Deborah Carraro via twhirl

Current surname: Spain and Argentina outweigh anywhere else. Maiden name: Ireland, Australia, UK, USA and New Zealand. Both make sense. - Carmen

More of my name in New Zealand it seems... - Richard Peat

It already works with the iPhone .... just browse to bbc.co.uk/mobile/iplayer - Peter Cattell

You sure, peter? I just tried with my iTouch. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

It will only work in the UK I think but it should work with the iPhone - John Cooper

@Roberto... absolutely..I have my iPhone here, and tried it again to be sure. I dont know where you are but maybe it will only work in the UK??? - Peter Cattell

The first mobile device that iPlayer supported was the iPhone/iPod Touch back in March - and if you search back then there was a good deal of debate about them having chosen them to support first. Limitations are that it will only allow you to watch TV content over a wi-fi connection, not over 3G, they also don't convert all the programmes over to the iPhone/iPod Touch format. For those outside the UK, TV content on the iPlayer is limited to the UK - most radio can be accessed abroad though. - Richard Peat

I am in the Uk- Scotand. Anyone have any sucess with the iPod Touch? - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

yeah, when you can get the program - it works wonderfully - Zee from WeDoCreative

just to prove it http://fuzzyshot.com/budgieuk/... - Peter Cattell

that's on the iphone btw - Zee from WeDoCreative

Ahh Right. Got it working now. Went to bbc.co.uk/iplayer and it redirected me. thanks for all your help guys. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

Works wonderfully. Watching Have I Got News For You. Funny. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

It blew my collegues at work away when I showed them an episode of Top Gear in the office ... the quality is exceptional - Peter Cattell

Yeah, I was really impressed with the iPod Touch/iPhone version when it first came out. I took a couple of pictures of the quality when I blogged about it back then. http://tinyurl.com/5gqbof Incidentally, a side effect of the way it is implemented with quicktime rather than running in the browser also means that if you have a video cable the iPod Touch/iPhone can show the picture on a normal TV. - Richard Peat

The quality is unbelivable. Pity we cant buy/rent/save the shows. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

Put iPlayer Downloader into Google... - Richard Peat

Thanks Richard. - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

haha...yeah, the one on the left is quite weak! - JA Castillo

This was interesting - Elliott Plack via twhirl

Too right. You can see the cloning tool used too often in the same spot. - pazzer1

just want i was asking about... thanks mona :) - Travis Parsons

Some of them are really good, like the shark and the divers, but the one of the smoke in beirut could've been done better in MS paint by a 10 yr old. :) - Richard Kannegieser via twhirl

Is that the smoke from Lost? - Shawn Farner

That's some seriously poor retouching - James Tenniswood

I love #10: "But press photos from the event in 2002 revealed that Mr Bush had been holding the book correctly - hoaxers had simply used photo editing software to rotate the cover." Back in the day when we needed "help" convincing people that Bush is an idiot. :-) Now it's obvious. - Mitchell Tsai

#19: Here's the original photo http://friendfeed.com/e/f90085... TinEye (closed beta) http://tineye.com is great for cutting the picture addresses from this article to paste in TinEye to find the originals. TinEye is becoming one of my favorite search engines! Thanks, Vincent X. - Mitchell Tsai

My son is a month behind you. Some days he's a little angel that brings us great joy. Other days he's teething. Enough said. :-) - Robert Scoble

Wait to you get to growth spurts... :) - John Worthington

2^3 = 8 - weblivz via twhirl

Oops, wrong coment!! My daughter is 1 also - she is the same. Kids are aging quickly these days :) - weblivz via twhirl

My first son turns 2 (years) in November... and my second one turns 2 (months) in August! It's not easy, in particular for mom, but you get many fantastic moments. - luca Filigheddu

Having 3 kids, I can tell you 2 things about the terrible twos: 1) they last from around 18 months to 42 months and 2) each successive child is worse. And pregnancy, when all is said and done is actually 10 months. - Sergio Cruz

Everyone will tell you they grow out o it, and "oh well, you are passed the worst" ... don't believe them... the terrible twos are replaced by the horrible 3s and then the dreadful fours..... it carries on into teenage... as long as you know the problems don't disappear, they just change, you will be fine :) - Peter Cattell

My son just turned three, and he seems to have forgotten to leave the terrible two's behind. :) - Sean Brady

OH, I know exactly what you mean!!! Hang in there. - Brad Nickel

It's the terrible three's you'll have to worry about - Shey

What Shey said. Two is NOTHING compared to three. - Cyndy

We raised 8 ... yup, eight and while they were / are definitely challenges, it was absolutely the most meaningful and worthwhile thing we've done in our lives. If you want to build a legacy, build it by shaping the little ones entrusted to your care into who they're meant to be ... check out somebody like Ray Guarendi (drray.com) for some useful ideas. - Bob Lozano

Yeah, threes are worse. But they're also a LOT more interesting. It's sometimes, but not not always true that each successive child is worse -- I think that depends on temperament and circumstance just as much as birth order. Just remember that your kid is doing what kids do. He HAS to. Childhood is tough. Your job is to try not to make his life any tougher than necessary. That's my philosophy anyhow. - Nathan Rein

AW! YAY!! ...can i come over for some cake? kthxbai - Mona N.

it's not so much the two's you have to worry about, it's the early three's. my oldest son is 4 and he's a ton of fun now. he still has his moments but that's life. enjoy it while it lasts though, it goes very quickly! - acedanger the maverick

I just keep thinking, "Man, he is quick, he is smart, he can destroy the whole house in minutes...what's going to happen when he's walking?" - Rahsheen™

What Shey & Cyndy said. Threes are actually the age that should be called terrible. They have opinions! And they can voice them! Ack. ;-) - Lisa L. Seifert

Aw, nathan. :-) - Lisa L. Seifert

Walking is nothing. Wait till he figures out how to climb. - saeba