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Yeah, I was told that 2yrs ago - Wayne Sutton from iPhone

Apple's likely to roll out a whole new line of camera-toting, newly-skinned iPods at a 10am PST launch event, and the online Apple Store is already down for service, as it typically is when new... - Me

Apple's likely to roll out a whole new line of camera-toting, newly-skinned iPods at a 10am PST launch event, and the online Apple Store is already down for service, as it typically is when new... - Me

** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** Looking for a quick and easy way to repurpose some old, unused notebooks while simultaneously decluttering your cords? (Who isn't? - My.Digital.Life

"A bathroom, restroom, goldfish graveyard, or whatever you call it can be a great place for a photograph, clean or dirty. Here are a few unique photos that may spark your creativeness for your next photo session." - Mel Buckpitt from Bookmarklet

;) - AJ Batac :)

cooooool! - Erfun

C'est la vie Friendfeed HQ - BRҰANSAҰS

+1000 Patrik - Tyson Key

This is a hand pump for pumping out the bilge of a small boat. I'm sure it is good for that purpose. However, what it does better than anything else I have ever tried is to pump off a sports field after a downpour. Many fields have no power access for electric pumps. With this hand pump you can dig a small hole, let the water drain into it and then pump it off quickly, into a bucket or just off the field, to help it dry. I travel around with this bilge pump during baseball season in eastern Massachusetts, and it has probably given my teams three or four games extra each year, by making inundated fields usable. It's not hard to work the pump -- in fact, I had my nine-year-olds pump it this year -- and the design is simple and industrial. It has a small crosshatch filter to keep material out of the mechanism and the outflow rate is pretty good if you pump it steadily. -- Benjamin Grassly West Marine Manual Bilge Pump (24-in. pump with 72-in. hose) $33 Available from and manufactured by... - Jay Niemann

This is a hand pump for pumping out the bilge of a small boat. I'm sure it is good for that purpose. However, what it does better than anything else I have ever tried is to pump off a sports field after a downpour. Many fields have no power access for electric pumps. With this hand pump you can dig a small hole, let the water drain into it and then pump it off quickly, into a bucket or... more... - Jay Niemann

** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** At first glance, today's featured workspace might appear to be yet another so-hip-it-hurts, ultra-spartan Mac workspace. This spac - My.Digital.Life

Nice. I was just looking for just such a tutorial :) - Rah-PM 2012

Nice tutorial on hand-rolling URL shortening. - Bernie Goldbach

morning kiteh - Dobromir Hadzhiev

Good morning, Lady Aden. :) - Steven Perez

Extremely adorable. She sort of reminds me of Gwenny :) - Nick Doo

I"m looking forward to checking this out!! - David Finch from Bookmarklet

It will be interesting to see how it compares to Google Wave. - David Finch

When can I automate the transfer of funds from Paypal to my Bank Account, and why can't I make that transfer immediate in this real-time world? I can with my other bank accounts. - Jesse Stay

How many users are using their tokens to authenticate? What are they doing to make more users aware of their existance? When will they offer these single use "credit card" numbers in Germany/outside of the US? - Holger Eilhard from iPhone

Only had a chance to skim through it. Pull-quote "Eliminating academic copyright also seems feasible from a political perspective because of its likely endorsement by universities, academics, and students. One would expect universities to support abolition of copyright because of their general desire to promulgate knowledge, their wish for faculty to be able to assemble teaching... more... - Graham Steel

"I suggest that a change in law may therefore be needed to end academic copyright if that goal is sought." There was a time when *anything* produced with public dollars was in the public domain. It wasn't that long ago. We need to go back... - Kevin Gamble

Judging by this screenshot taken by an IE6 user who was watching some videos on YouTube, it appears the Google company will be phasing out support for the browser shortly. I don’t have Internet Explorer 6 installed on my computer, so I can’t verify this first hand, but illogical it seems not and a simple Twitter search shows multiple people confirming the news. Heck, some are even downright ecstatic over the news. - Shey from Bookmarklet

@Cassidy Yup - Shey

From the article: "From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again." - Louis Gray from Bookmarklet

An interesting read. Rolling Stone tends to have quite the slant, of course, but I find some of their longer essays compelling. - Louis Gray

MMM driving and computing. - Elise Gaetz Ferguson

"But Lucovsky may be best known for the role he played in a complete and utter meltdown that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer once had. As the NT architect, Lucovsky was clearly pretty vital to Microsoft, so when he went in for a meeting with Ballmer in 2004 to let him know he was leaving, you can be sure the CEO was a bit on edge. “Just tell me it’s not Google,” Ballmer reportedly said according to court documents (for a case surrounding another Google ex-Microsoft hire). When Lucovsky said it was Google, Ballmer allegedly picked up a chair and threw it across the room. What he apparently said next, will live on forever in Internet history. “Fucking Eric Schmidt is a fucking pussy. I’m going to fucking bury that guy, I have done it before, and I will do it again. I’m going to fucking kill Google.”" - Roman from Bookmarklet

I love the first one. - John (bird whisperer)

"Google Chrome OS is an open source, lightweight operating system that will initially be targeted at netbooks. Later this year we will open-source its code, and netbooks running Google Chrome OS will be available for consumers in the second half of 2010." - Igor Sereda from Bookmarklet

это извращенные хотелки, которые большинству пользователей нетбуков и не нужны - β-Katze Шредингера

"With YouTube and other video sites serving up over a billion streams a day, it’s beyond contention that web-based video is not only mainstream, but has become fundamental to the web experience. Why, then, is a huge majority of web video in a wrapped in a proprietary Flash candy coating — essentially making Adobe the gatekeeper of video content? It’s worked okay so far, but it’s hardly a fertile ground for innovation, not to mention the fact that Flash is a real dog on OS X and any kind mobile browser (if it’s even supported)." - Sets Turan from Bookmarklet

"Participants to the sneak preview of 'The Ledge,' stand on the new glass balconies suspended 1,353 feet (412 meters) in the air and jut out 4 feet (1.22 meters) from the Sears Tower's 103rd floor Skydeck Wednesday, July 1, 2009 in Chicago. The Ledge will open to public on Thursday." - AJ Batac :) from Bookmarklet

Oww… I would never go to that kind of place. - Daniel Schildt

My tabby (who looks a lot like that cat, actually) has done similar. When she was very pregnant (meaning, she popped the litter a week later), she caught a full grown bird and brought it in the house. - FFing Enigma

WOW - Nilesh

Hehe I agree, but one benefit I do see is that I can grab the PDF and put it on an iPhone/eBook reader easily for offline reading. - Chu Yeow

Is there a clean way to sync ebooks onto the iPhone? I still use Stanza to share them via wifi and then get the iPhone to download them. Otherwise, I've started to use Instapaper more actively and it's very nice for offline reading (without images, etc) - arunthampi

I use Discover and before that, Files Lite, to get files onto the iPhone. Both free, and u connect to them via wifi (WebDAV). - Chu Yeow