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"It can show us a list of all the open tabs and their memory usage sans JS for now, as per the above screenshot. If you expand the tab capsules, you get to see the list of all the inner windows/iframes that live in the hierarchy of that page." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

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What's with all the "Is Google+ dead?" posts lately? - Victor Ganata

Google is clearly overreaching in trying to stick their advertising revenue-driven fingers in too many online pies. - Siddharth Deb

"It is unfathomable that yet another Texas blowhard governor has emerged as a front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination. The persistent appeal of the mythology of Texas as a model for the nation defies the lessons of logic and experience, and yet here we are with Rick Perry, a George W. Bush look-alike, as a prime contender to once again run our nation into the ground." - Billy Warhol from Bookmarklet

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion is no shrinking violet. Unlike its predecessor, Snow Leopard, which concentrated on internal changes, Lion aims to remake the Mac desktop experience in the image of its mobile sibling, iOS. But is this a good thing? John Siracusa gives Apple's new OS his usual thorough consideration. - Loic Le Meur

LOL - ωαřмaiden ❤Marrit Woman❤

I wonder how it looks from the other side... - Aykın Çakaloz

And if I thought a double-apostrophe was anathema then I wouldn't've gone there. - Kevin Fox

That would be "wouldn't". "Will" (or "woll") is indicative, "would" is subjunctive. - Victor Ganata

Maybe I wouldn't go so far to say that reality is completely subjective, but there's certainly more than one way to look at it. Even in physics, scenarios can be analyzed by multiple perfectly rational and experimentally confirmed methods, each with a different set of assumptions. Sometimes the results will even agree. - Victor Ganata from iPhone

OP is true. Wise comment, Victor :) - LANjackal

Via http://yfrog.com/h7iwzemj - Louis Gray

He is great. - سيما كيا Sima kia

"Despite awaiting extradition to Sweden on sexual assault charges, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is still the subject of much media interest. Russia Today (RT) interviewed Assange, getting his viewpoint on political unrest in Egypt and Libya, particularly probing what the Wikileaks founder makes of social media’s roles in the recent revolutions in both countries. In his interview, Assange focuses particularly on Facebook calling it the “most appalling spy machine that has ever been invented”." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

"A team of researchers from Boston College and MIT have developed a hybrid flat panel that is capable of producing electricity from the sun’s rays as well as hot water for thermal energy. The team’s new flat panel is eight times more efficient than previously developed solar thermoelectric generators and could make solar thermoelectric technology more cost effective on a wider scale. Solar Thermal energy is expensive and generally employed in large installations — like the one above — with this new flat panel, solar thermal energy could become a much more valuable investment. The team has increased the energy output without adding much to the dollar sign side of the equation." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

yeah ..and was there not a President that come from Texas ? and who elect him ?? - Peter Dawson

Me! I love it, but I love melodrama. Some of his work is significantly better than other parts. What are you thinking about reading? (also, from that era, I like Arthur Machen much better) - Katy S

I have the complete works ebook that John linked to in Colleen's thread on my reader and have started at the beginning, it's "filler" reading when I don't have other stuff on the go. - DJF

"ONE DAY LAST February, a Twitter user in California named Billy received a tweet from @JamesMTitus, identified in his profile as a “24 year old dude” from Christchurch, New Zealand, who had the avatar of a tabby cat. “If you could bring one character to life from your favorite book, who would it be?,” @JamesMTitus asked. Billy tweeted back, “Jesus,” to which @JamesMTitus replied: “honestly? no fracking way. ahahahhaa.” Their exchange continued, and Billy began following @JamesMTitus. It probably never occurred to him that the Kiwi dude with an apparent love of cats was, in fact, a robot." - Louis Gray from Bookmarklet

Need to up your Turing test mojo. - Morton Fox

Cristo, I think most bloggers are lazy and want the AP to report it first. Secondly, the guy sounds like a fraud, so he's not believable. Yes, I assume some old tape drives might be coming out for this one. - Louis Gray

Little blogger interest? Maybe most fall into one of two camps: 1) FB is the anti-web, pay/give no more attention to it. 2) FB is/will be the source of a lot of human interest stories that will bring in ad revenue; let someone else throw the hardballs. But yeah, what Louis said: laziness. - Micah

"Yes, I know, it’s kind of a geeky question.... okay, it's a very geeky question. But I can’t help but ask it – where would you rather live, the Star Trek universe or the Star Wars universe? How about the Logan’s Run universe or the Buck Rogers universe of the 25th century? Inquiring minds want to know. Don’t answer too quickly. Let’s take a minute to look at each of these and more, and then come to an informed decision." - Mark H from Bookmarklet

@Derrick, I'm gonna check it out again. - CarlC, spelling expert

"The hacker collective Anonymous has attacked Sony websites all week, taking them down intermittently in retaliation for Sony's federal lawsuit against PlayStation 3 hacker George Hotz ("GeoHot"). But in recent days, "Operation Sony" morphed from a standard website attack into something a bit more personal, as some Anons formed a separate "Sony Recon" mission and began tracking down corporate executives, their wives, the schools their children attend, and the shops at which they buy their flowers. And the way they obtain that information can be ingenious—and disquieting." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

that'll teach em - Harold

"The Wave Disk Generator uses 60 percent of its fuel for propulsion; standard car engines use just 15 percent. As a result, the generator is 3.5 times more fuel efficient than typical combustion engines." - Nicķ from Bookmarklet

It will soon be crushed by oil industry - Surprisingly Monstrous

naw, it still uses oil. way better for them than all-electric cars, and we already have those. - Nicķ

"Dissident members of the internet hacktivist group Anonymous, tired of what they call the mob's "unpatriotic" ways, have provided law enforcement with chat logs of the group's leadership planning crimes, as well as what they say are key members' identities. They also gave them to us. The chat logs, which cover several days in February immediately after the group hacked into internet security firm HBGary's e-mail accounts, offer a fascinating look inside the hivemind's organization and culture." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet