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You can see all of your email settings at http://friendfeed.com/setting... - Bret Taylor

*jealous* I no longer get anything but subscription emails. - Bruce Lewis

this picture rocks - Violet Mae Lim

*gets on that* ;) - Joe "Bad Guts" Silence

rofl - VALZ/TEAM TRAVIS

*bacon bump* - LB: #TeamMonique

YOU GET YOUR ASS ROASTED BY A GIANT ROBOT, THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS. - Kamilah Reed (K. Gill)

*sagenod* - Mo Kargas

I spent that much time on Facebook tonight just making friend requests to the Linden Lab staff. And there's still hundreds to go. - Sue - Friendfeed is best

me too don't bother with it anymore - Thomas Power

(10^10)^10 - Simon

Someone should build this for other sites (bn.com, in my case) as we have Amazon Prime. - Tudor Bosman

Suzanne: according to fillteritem.com, the cheapest item on Amazon (that qualifies for free shipping) is this 8-cent set of 25 washers: http://www.amazon.com/exec... - Tudor Bosman

While easily confused at a distance or without close observation, there are many different characteristics of bees and wasps which can be used to identify them. - Halil from Bookmarklet

We wiped out the Rocky Mountain Locust. Let's wipe out wasps and mosquitos too! - Amit Patel

Why not Microsoft? There is choice, and cloud there too. - Jesse Stay

Changing minds is good. But why people "like" or "trust" companies is beyond me. These are corporations, all you can trust is that they will do what is good for their senior management and quarterly shareholder position. I'm not sure where the size limit it where the care for the customer goes out the window, but I think Apple and Google are past it. Not that in the "phone" business there are any "trustable" players :S - Iphigenie

Just trying to be more positive here, folks. :P - April Buchheit

Thanks, Ivan! I totally forgot. ;) - April Buchheit

Via Trystan. "Blue points on the map are pictures taken by locals, red points are pictures taken by tourists." - Simon from Bookmarklet

Boat tours. - Eric Borisch

"The Fraunhofer Institute, an independent research firm, found that Yahoo! Mail users saw the least amount of spam out of the five providers tested, with nearly 40% less spam than Hotmail and 55% less spam than Gmail – meaning Gmail users in the study saw more than twice as much spam as Yahoo! Mail users." - Simon from Bookmarklet

Had me a little surprised but then I saw another post from someone who had read the actual report: "Apparently, the study was sponsored by Microsoft, and Yahoo's conclusions are misleading. The "prestigious" Fraunhofer Institute counted all the spam messages received [*regardless of whether they were placed in the spam folder or not*]. The study admits that Yahoo Mail and Gmail detected... more... - Simon

The Google doodle even emulates the infamous level 256 bug - Nelson Minar

Today we are introducing a new feature of Google Goggles that will prove useful to travelers and monoglots everywhere: Goggles translation. Here’s how it works: Point your phone at a word or phrase. Use the region of interest button to draw a box around specific words Press the shutter button If Goggles recognizes the text, it will give you the option to translate Press the translate button to select the source and destination languages - Jeff Jarvis

"Alas, there seems to be much less of this waste than the politicians like to claim, at least as far as head counts are concerned. As of 2008, California had 108 state employees for every 10,000 state residents. Only Florida and Illinois have fewer state workers relative to population. [...] the surprise is the state’s prison system, which has more than doubled its personnel over the past two decades, growing four times faster than the rest of state government to become its second-largest employer. And yet Ms Whitman has promised to support all the “tough on crime” policies that have caused the booms in incarceration and prison-hiring." - Simon from Bookmarklet