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FriendFeed: http://friendfeed.com/bgolub... UPDATE: looks like FF is in the default list now :) - LogEx

that change in greader is how I found FF - Jeremy (on vacation)

The fabulous xkcd comic strip summarizes the character groupings across the Lord of the Rings. - David Sky

C60'ı anımsattı bana ama bu 72 yeni bi model olabilir :) - Gökhan KARAKAŞ

Hero - Ozkan Altuner

kaktüslü misafir odası için tam. - Demode

"They are used on banknotes, securities, and passports worldwide for added security against counterfeiting. For currency, the precise techniques used by the governments of Russia, the United States, Brazil, the European Union, Madagascar, Egypt, and all other countries are likely quite different. The figures above show the same guilloche pattern plotted in polar and Cartesian coordinates generated by a series of nested additions and multiplications of sinusoids of various periods. Guilloché machines (alternately called geometric lathes, rose machines, engine-turners, and cycloidal engines) were first used for a watch casing dated 1624" - 'Like' robot (frɐnc) from Bookmarklet

Beautiful. - Iván Abrego

The picture on the left looks like it would make a great album (music CD/LP) cover! - 1001 noisy cameras

yeah right. it would be a perfect cover with a band name on it. - hande

"Mmm, real time dynamic maps of the Earth. It seems nowadays that supervillainy just isn't as hard as it used to be. Back in the days of Hugo Drax, you had to be a filthy rich eccentric to ever get to spy on the whole world, whereas today all you need is Google Earth and some Georgia Institute of Technology students. Using motion capture data and the veritable litany of CCTV cameras people have surrounded themselves with, the team have succeeded in mapping and animating the real time movements of cars, people and clouds. A proper unveiling is coming up at a symposium next month, by which point they might have added weather patterns, birds and river motions to that list, but for now you can enjoy the video demo after the break." - Arnaldo M Pereira from Bookmarklet

I'd say intuitive webcams. This is great news :) - 'Like' robot (frɐnc)

"With the consumer release of Google Wave scheduled for the 30th of September, InfoQ had a Q&A with Google Software Engineer Dhanji Prasanna about some of its less known internals, details about how it’s being developed by the Google engineers and the best practices involved." - Arnaldo M Pereira from Bookmarklet

<333 - Live4Emma (L4S) from Bookmarklet

چه پرتره زیبایی از مرتضی دلیل , رونوشت به روژنا :) - Mil∂d

=)))))))))))) میلاد حاضرم عکسامون رو شیر کنیم ببینیم کی بیشتر شبیهه./ روژنا بمییییییییییییییر - MortezaDalil

FB w/o quizzes! WOW! - Mats Halldin

It's awesome:p - Patrik Johansson

good stuff - Michael Parsons

http://www.elenakalisphoto.com/ - ilyas eralp

"This could be very addictive: Google (Google) is teaming up with board game maker Hasbro to launch a Google Maps (Google Maps) version of Monopoly (Monopoly). Monopoly City Streets, which launches Wednesday, allows users to compete in a live, worldwide version of the popular game, creating the biggest Monopoly tournament ever played. It’s an ambitious venture that we’ll confess to being fairly excited about: players will literally be able to buy any street in the world, and compete with every other player on the “board”. You start with 3 million Monopoly dollars, and can build not only hotels and houses but also football stadiums, castles and skyscrapers, reports the UK’s Guardian. Downing Street in the UK will cost $231,000, while Pennsylvania Avenue will cost $2 million." - Brad Williamson from Bookmarklet

there's a street in Manchester priced at 570million.. - alphaxion

Like Stallone in Rocky III , it took a competitor to kick Firefox’s butt into gear and despite the relative disappointment of Firefox 3.0 which was better but similarly sluggish, 3.5 is an all new and remarkably improved Firefox (at least in my eyes and on OS X). - Zee.

I love chrome; it's as practical and simple as nature. - میر «عرفان» موسوی

"YouTube claiming that “myths” about its business – which the company also defines as poor video quality and a lack of long-form content – are “officially busted” seems like a stretch considering that Google is still not providing any actual figures regarding the site’s performance." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

Wow! - Kimber Scott

Josh Cohen, senior business product manager for Google, has a message for newspapers: If you don't want your content to show up in search results and on Google News, it doesn't have to. In fact, newspaper developers can block Google's robots from crawling across their Web sites and gobbling up their content if they just insert a couple lines of code into their sites." - Brad Williamson from Bookmarklet

Yup but we still don't have a good alternative to old media. Someone should monetize the web now please. (monetize it much better) - Charbax

<333 - Live4Emma (L4S) from iPhone

Luv your love!! :)) - Myrna