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Pretty sure the secret to finding Bin Laden is to sign him up for a J Crew catalog. They find everyone. (via @RedGrey_Jeremy) LOL
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How to run a business on Web 2.0 tools: http://trkk.us/track/404.html
Daniel Rowley, Nerkez, Darren Crawford and 15 other people liked this
Using Google as your mail server is a must. If your using some random host as your mail server your crazy! Google is the way to go!
- Mike Bracco
I thought the Scoble/Swisher debate of last week (or 9 internet months ago) declared Web 2.0 over and we're now in something else, but no one can agree on the name. May as well be giving us way of adapting to the enlightenment or the industrial revolution.
- Matthew DeVries
People always look at me funny when I say his with the Montreal pronunciation. I like it.
- Matthew DeVries
Matthew: I never declared Web 2.0 over, just that I hope we don't call what's now/next the same stupid name. The web is not a version.
- Robert Scoble
Ah, I thought naming the new king meant the old king was dead (See Kim Jong Il's third son)
- Matthew DeVries
Yea, no one is releasing versions of the web. It is evolving organically.
- Sam Grover
good article but what's with the douchey frame from Alltop? Seriously? Framing other people's content? I thought we were past that. Even Digg gave up on that strategy.
- William Kapes
William - http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3323... Ran into that a while back. There was a thread a week back where people were saying how great framing was. Made me stabby.
- Matthew DeVries
Noteboek on Vimeo -- coolest video I've seen in a long time. Thanks Jared Spool for sharing this! - http://vimeo.com/4116727...
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Really excellent.
- Michelle McCormack
White Stripes!!
- Michelle McCormack
That is one impressive notebook. Crazy dutch.
- Mitch
Amazing! I am envious of this person's creativity. :)
- Cheryl Jones
I want one. For real.
- phil baumann
As I watched, I was hoping the system time would update, but it never did.
- Robert Peña
Take on Me Noteboek: http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- David Newman
If only my notebook started as fast or shutdown as quick!
- Shivanand Velmurugan
I like the face scan! :)
- dafire
very clever!
- Kevin Eklund
Cool!
- Tony C
Wow. This one merits a triple-like button.
- Eric Johnson
How the OAuth Security Battle Was Won, Open Web Style - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
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"The problem was a vulnerability to something called a "Session Fixation Attack." The gist of it is this. Services supporting OAuth let their users pull data into other websites for reuse around the web. In order to do this securely, the 3rd party site has to ask the original site for permission. This might be a new little website asking permission to import your Gmail contacts or to post to Twitter through their site instead of Twitter.com. OAuth was born from the work that Flickr did to create a secure way that other applications could be granted permission to access your photos for printing, editing or posting elsewhere."
- AJ Batac
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How the OAuth Security Battle Was Won, Open Web Style - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
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Man, 22, faces murder counts in Nick Adenhart crash - http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb...
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Prosecutors have filed three counts of murder against a 22-year-old motorist who allegedly ran a red light and killed Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others.
- Johnn Luevanos
Songbird 1.1 Grabs Album Art in One Step, Runs Lighter and Faster [Downloads] - http://lifehacker.com/5168021...
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Windows/Mac/Linux (All platforms): The free, multi-platform iTunes assaulter (if not quite killer) Songbird busts out great improvements for a 1.1 version, including a one-click album art grabber, performance improvements, and loads o' little tweaks. The killer new feature is a single menu option, under "Tools," that scans your entire music collection and grabs the relevant album art from Last.fm's web site. That alone makes the oft-improved, awesomely extensible music manager worth a look. But most of the big improvements in this release have been under the hood, so to speak: We made some substantial gains this release: * Reduced memory use with a large library by 40% * Cut CPU usage during playback by half * Fixed playback memory leaks * Made library caching configurable * Added batching to the media importer, reducing memory use by 60% * Reduced Mac download size 45% * Fewer Crashes: We've worked hard to identify and fix ten of the most common crashes in Songbird. Songbird...
- Johnn Luevanos
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