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Joodo is a next-generation p2p application for organizing and sharing your data between your network of friends and family.Joodo is a next-generation p2p app that helps you organize, search, and easily share your information with trusted friends. - elyse
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Capture your memories. Tell your stories. Travel through time. Combine videos, photos, blogs and mp3 into rich, multimedia storylines. - elyse
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Thursday at 6:39 pm - Link
Online reminders! - elyse
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Thursday at 6:35 pm - Link
Think. Create. Animate - elyse
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Thursday at 6:31 pm - Link
Usniff.com is a fast, easy to use, cool looking and free real-time torrent search engine that crawls 8 different torrent web pages (for now) to give you the best results for your search. - elyse
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Thursday at 6:29 pm - Link
Tatango allows you to take your group mobile. Connect with your group anytime, anywhere through text messaging. - elyse
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August 4 at 12:00 pm - Link
Lifehacker's most popular posts that have been published in the first half of 2008. - elyse
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August 4 at 12:00 pm - Link
Lifehacker's most popular posts that have been published in the first half of 2008. - elyse
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August 4 at 11:58 am - Link
Instead of completely replacing Windows Explorer with an alternative file manager, you can pick and choose the extra features you want and add them piecemeal. - elyse
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August 4 at 11:58 am - Link
Instead of completely replacing Windows Explorer with an alternative file manager, you can pick and choose the extra features you want and add them piecemeal. - elyse
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August 4 at 9:09 am - Link
Windows only: Free application StExBar adds a toolbar full of useful shortcuts and commands to Windows Explorer. Even better, the add-on binds keyboard shortcuts with virtually every action it adds, so you can create a new folder by hitting Ctrl-Shift-N, open a command prompt in the current folder by pressing Ctrl-M, or copy a full file path with Ctrl-Shift-C. We just highlighted several free tools to power up Windows Explorer, but StExBar is a new offering you might want to add to your list. StExBar is freeware, Windows only. - elyse
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August 4 at 9:09 am - Link
Windows only: Free application StExBar adds a toolbar full of useful shortcuts and commands to Windows Explorer. Even better, the add-on binds keyboard shortcuts with virtually every action it adds, so you can create a new folder by hitting Ctrl-Shift-N, open a command prompt in the current folder by pressing Ctrl-M, or copy a full file path with Ctrl-Shift-C. We just highlighted several free tools to power up Windows Explorer, but StExBar is a new offering you might want to add to your list. StExBar is freeware, Windows only. - elyse
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August 4 at 9:03 am - Link
Windows only: Free application Snarl is a universal notification system for Windows inspired by the popular Mac OS X notifier Growl. We mentioned Snarl once before, but the young project has improved a lot since then, with extensions supporting Firefox, Pidgin, Outlook, Sunbird, and more. Out of the box Snarl has built-in support for battery warnings, system events, and timer and clock support (like hourly reminders)—along with several attractive themes. It needs support for a wider range of apps if it's ever going to do everything Growl does, but it's got a good start. Snarl is free and open source, Windows only. - elyse
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August 4 at 9:03 am - Link
Windows only: Free application Snarl is a universal notification system for Windows inspired by the popular Mac OS X notifier Growl. We mentioned Snarl once before, but the young project has improved a lot since then, with extensions supporting Firefox, Pidgin, Outlook, Sunbird, and more. Out of the box Snarl has built-in support for battery warnings, system events, and timer and clock support (like hourly reminders)—along with several attractive themes. It needs support for a wider range of apps if it's ever going to do everything Growl does, but it's got a good start. Snarl is free and open source, Windows only. - elyse
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August 4 at 9:00 am - Link
Windows only: Have you ever wanted to lock down a few files behind passwords, but don't want to jump into a full-featured encryption system with multiple keys, virtual drives and whatnot? Free encryption utility EncryptOnClick is a dead-simple utility that gets the job done. Open the program, choose a file or folder to secure, and type in your password. The files or folder will get an encrypted icon, and you'll be asked for the password to open them—and that's it, at least with the freeware version. The app uses 256-bit AES encryption, so for hiding stuff from the average snooper, it's a tight and light solution. EncryptOnClick is a free download for Windows systems only. - elyse
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August 4 at 9:00 am - Link
Windows only: Have you ever wanted to lock down a few files behind passwords, but don't want to jump into a full-featured encryption system with multiple keys, virtual drives and whatnot? Free encryption utility EncryptOnClick is a dead-simple utility that gets the job done. Open the program, choose a file or folder to secure, and type in your password. The files or folder will get an encrypted icon, and you'll be asked for the password to open them—and that's it, at least with the freeware version. The app uses 256-bit AES encryption, so for hiding stuff from the average snooper, it's a tight and light solution. EncryptOnClick is a free download for Windows systems only. - elyse
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August 3 at 1:23 pm - Link
Wonderful PDF to Word Converter! The DOC files results are so good, it beats Adobe Acrobat PDF Professional! :D - elyse
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August 3 at 1:23 pm - Link
Wonderful PDF to Word Converter! The DOC files results are so good, it beats Adobe Acrobat PDF Professional! :D - elyse
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July 28 at 3:01 pm - Link
Campfire is like instant messaging, but designed exclusively for groups. - elyse
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July 28 at 3:01 pm - Link
Campfire is like instant messaging, but designed exclusively for groups. - elyse
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July 28 at 2:49 pm - Link
Pidgin is a multi-protocol Instant Messaging client that allows you to use all of your IM accounts at once. - elyse
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July 28 at 2:49 pm - Link
Pidgin is a multi-protocol Instant Messaging client that allows you to use all of your IM accounts at once. - elyse
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July 16 at 10:39 am - Link
Sidepad is a fast way to browse across top sites for different topics. - elyse
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July 3 at 12:55 pm - Link
I'll soon find out... leaving for a series of trips where I'll have little or no access. - Logical Extremes
Absolutely not! - Daniel Smith
Wait, what was that first step again? - Daniel Smith
I enjoy learning and that's my sole approach to using the Internet..maybe the question should be "Are you addicted to learning?" - Julian Baldwin
Of course. Isn't addiction required at this point? - Lindsay Donaghe
Yeah. But at least its not like I'm addicted to crack or meth or something. - K Welch
@k welch that's how people become addicted, they compare their own addiction to something worse.. - Julian Baldwin
yes :) It hasn't impacted my life yet. A component of my job is watching for trends on the internet. - Tony Haenn
@Tony same with me - it's integrated into my career. - Steve Rubel
@k I think I saw a psuedo-science article one time that said there is an "endorphin boost" when we access new information or are waiting for it. Hence the constant need to check email, flip through g. reader etc...So in a sense you are addicted to something just like crack or meth :) - Tony Haenn
I'm here, so I guess so. - Tom Landini
of course I am! :) - Luca Mondini
the internet.. no.. World of Warcraft.. yes - Matt Craven
@Logical I would go ape. - Steve Rubel
That's absurd. - Mark Wilson
Friendfeed doesn't mean addict in English ? - Jean-Charles
Hmm... lets see here.. Staying up until 1am catching up on news feeds and/or creating independent media content.... I think I might be. But I can quit any time! - Mike Wills
@Steve and @Tony...me too...does that make us addicted to work? - mike
I would feel like I'm cut off from the world if I didn't have *some* connection to e-mail, or Google, or whatever, but I don't think I'm addicted. There are many times (often weekends) where I barely do anything online besides check e-mail... That's why I'm not a very good blogger. :P - Cheryl Jones
"endorphin boost"? So that explains it. /me quits the internet... but will return when the DTs kick in. - DeathByNinja
@Mike - YES! - Steve Rubel
yes, I am :D - Zahra HB
Yup. But I'm ok with 7 days in the woods with no internet too. I think I'm addicted to breathing, eating, and movement. I asked an ex-girlfriend about her addiction to reading "When was the last time you went a day without reading anything?" .... "Uhhh. Can't remember." ;-) See Julian Baldwin's "addicted to learning" thread http://friendfeed.com/e/e90c58... - Mitchell Tsai
Addicted? No. Not at all. I can quit anytime I want. - Russell Holliman
I'm not (yeah, denial ) - dan
To be honest, I am taking a week hiatus the end of this month. Middle of nowhere... no cell phone, no internet, no radio, no TV. I think I'll die! And catch a lot a fish while doing it. - Mike Wills
I am yes, a program I want to watch is on and I am here! - Joe Dawson
Absolutely! My wife despairs when she tells me to put the laptop away when we retire at night, and then I roll over and pick up my hiptop! :-) - Lee Hopkins
i shuld accept,it because iam too:( - Neda
Not really addicted. But I feel I'm missing a lot when offline - Martin Liechti
yes i am :)) - mhmazidi
VERY addicted! It's baaad.. - elyse via twhirl
Hi, my name is Chris an I'm an Internetoholic! Nice to meet you. :) - Chris Rodgers
not when I am on holiday ;) - Luca Conti
Nope. The internet is addicted to me. - Nir Ben Yona via twhirl
Oh, come one. Anyone who reads your confession can relate. After all, it's on FriendFeed. Does anyone other than Internet addicts even use FF? :-) - Brent Logan
This must be a rhetorical question - Sally Robinson
The Internet.... My life...One in the same it appears to me :) - Keith Bilous
let's find a word stronger than addicted... :) - Goktug Gedik
I can survive without it for a while before dying of "noise" thirst. - Roberto Bonini
pretty much, find it tough to deal without Internet connection for more than a day, possible but feels weared, it's where I communicate mostly, it where I hear the news, where I learn something. It's vital oh ye it helps me make a living as well - Dobromir Hadzhiev
I've been away from the internet for hours at a stretch. Sometimes days. But usually, it's because I'm participating in other activities even more addictive than the internet. - Morton Fox
I'm not addicted to the Internet. It's not like I've been browsing FriendFeed constantly. I take a 30 second break every hour so nobody can say that I spent the whole hour on the Internet. :D - Here's... possible248! via NoiseRiver
I want to marry FF and have half FAIL WHALE babies.. addicted? Never. - Mona N.
I guess I am if I'm upset that I missed this for the past 2 hours. ;) - Kevin C. Tofel
I'm glad that Internet keeps me away from my other addiction: reading books. You know, from reading books you get those tiny, tired eyes, your elbows are getting sore from holding up the book and at a certain moment you don't know how the hell you got to move your body because of stiffness. Well with Internet, after all those hours... Well, I feel the same, but happy. ;-) - Ton Zijp
Of course. - Steve Isaacs
Yes. Hopelessly. - Bec
ur all doin it wrong. it's called the internets. - Hao Chen
fo sho - Geoff K
I have a healthy addiction. - Jay Cruz
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June 15 at 4:35 pm - Link
Detective Conan manga scanlations - elyse
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June 3 at 11:52 am - Link
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November 13 at 9:18 am - Link
A list of Inspiration, Printing, Web Services, and Blogs for Designers - elyse
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November 13 at 9:18 am - Link
Fawnt is a font resource for designers, developers, and anyone that appreciates the web’s highest quality fonts - elyse
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November 13 at 9:17 am - Link
Learn Free Vocabulary & Give Free Rice! - elyse
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October 26 at 8:13 am - Link
Die, scammers, die! - elyse
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