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I miss House of Cosbys - http://video.google.com/videose...
Harold, Rachel Lea Fox, brendan and 2 other people liked this
The Hudsucker Proxy - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
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GEARFUSE » Cupcakes for Zombies - http://www.gearfuse.com/cupcake...
gmarketer, Ryan Sholin, Aaron D'Souza and 32 other people liked this
"Made using red velvet raspberry cake, french vanilla cream cheese frosting and a chocolate brain, baking extraordinaire Pamela created these awesome Brain Cupcakes, perfect for zombies who’ve gone vegetarian. The extra little splatter gives it that “just scooped out of the skull” look."
- April Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
Those do look delicious.
- j1m
halloween party idea!!
- Susan Beebe
Brilliant! And sick! But brilliant!
- rowlikeagirl
Why is it that math programs for kids are so stoopid? No wonder we're innumerate!
Nicholas James, brendan, ★amin.m★ and 14 other people liked this
So 35 was the correct answer but not an option? Wow...major fail..
- Bill Heslin
2+2=5...
- Randy Shapiro
What was the question? Could have been which answer is closest to the correct answer.
- Jim Bednarz
State tests are just like this too. Probably why they don't like people to see them.
- Aaron Fischer
Which version of Creepy Cowboy Math is this one?
- Garmon Estes
40 is the correct answer, the answer was recognised as 40, it is just the text of the answer screen that is wrong
- Richard Stacpoole
Close counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Guess math is similar. <grin>
- Perry Lund
I'm a public school teacher, and from what I've seen, this is par for the course, even from major publishers. For an example of a really good math game, check out Timez Attack http://www.bigbrainz.com/Downloa...
- Joel Zehring
when i was a kid, we did all our puzzles on this thing called paper til our hands were too tired of holding this utensil writing device called the pencil. we couldn't confirm the right answer until it was graded or we had to manually looked it up. kids nowadays don't know how lucky they have it.
- sɹǝɥʇɐǝɟʞɔɐןq
Those programs are done by people who think they know what kids like. At the same time as they use ugly looking UI's...
- Mattias Davidsson
I'm guessing this was an estimate the answer problem. I'm trying to convince my colleagues that technology should not be used to replace one bad practice (like drill and kill on paper) with another bad practice (drill and kill on computers). Instead we need to transform teaching, so that we focus on using information not memorizing it. My Mom was a scientist she argued with my math and...
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- Kimberly Herbert
Algebra word problems probably are as difficult to grade as writing samples. Teachers should be rewarded when good and not when they're not. It's an area of American life which is too socialistic, IMO. Rote learning means the teacher has less "homework" to do. Advanced math teaches you more than just useless information. It forces you to think.
- heretic_twit
how sad this truly is!
- Susan Beebe
from BuddyFeed
Good opportunity for MATHCOUNTS (which does great work in the middle schools) to step in and create something infinitely better.
- LOHAD
Dark City Director's Cut - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
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brendan, Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy and Paul Wilcox liked this
This one!
- Stephen Mack
6 Microsoft freebies I actually love to use - http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009...
Justin Wright, DesignsBy Eme, amygeek and 19 other people liked this
Decent list of apps from DownloadSquad
- Keith - @tsudo
from Bookmarklet
agree with windows 7 - much better than vista
- Ricardo Pietrobon
I completely agree Ricardo here's my take on Win7 http://su.pr/1B6bXY
- Keith - @tsudo
Thank you for this. I didn't know about http://skydrive.live.com/ before reading the article and was excited to realize that I already have an account. (I'm a big ranter and raver about having to create a zillion accounts.)
- Miss Elle
The iPhone UI Icon Set gives app developers a library of 120 icons for use in their Tab Bar - http://www.eddit.com/shop...
Tony Ruscoe, brendan, Taras Brizitsky and 17 other people liked this
i have a free set too. i'll try to find it and post a link.
- John Wang
here you go: http://glyphish.com
- John Wang
I also really like the Glyphish icons. Also check out his Kickstarter project he launched that was successful in getting to the goal needed to kick off the release of the vector files for the Glyphish icons. http://www.kickstarter.com/project... (And maybe of interest to you, Kevin, but the designer works for Google.)
- Dylan Bennett
Download Junkies, Update Your System With RadarSync - http://www.makeuseof.com/tag...
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Amin, Michael Fidler, sofarsoShawn and 13 other people liked this
"So, your Start Menu is a mile long, your Add/Remove Programs control panel takes a week to load, and your spouse is getting more annoyed with each successive “new thing” that pops up in the System Tray. Admit it. You’re a download junkie. I know that I am, and that I like to keep everything up to date as much as possible. True geeks stay on the bleeding edge. That’s where this new tool, RadarSync, comes in."
- Kol Tregaskes
from Bookmarklet
I'm interested to see how it handles the Win 7 RC. Stay tooned!
- CAJ, somewhere else
I'll give it a go later. I've gone from FileHippo's Updater (which misses a lot but includes betas) to Update Notifier (which picks up a lot more but not sure about betas) in the last few weeks.
- Kol Tregaskes
So far nothing odd except it doesn't see my Trend Micro Internet Security suite apps. I thought I'd try Trend Micro out when I built the systems but even Windows doesn't "see" it. Weird. Will probably install and replace with some free AV/firewall apps.
- CAJ, somewhere else
Thanks for the info, Alan.
- Kol Tregaskes
Thanks for the info
- Russ Jackson
AVG and Lavasoft Ad-aware think its a trojan. It makes them very angry.
- Amber, Random Time Lord
Also, it pulled bad drivers for me using an Acer Aspire (not the One) and Windows 7.
- Amber, Random Time Lord
yikes - anyone else have anything like that happening?
- Marco(aureliusmaximus)
I like this. I am hook on it now.
- Russellreno
DearIE6 - So Long - http://dearie6.com/
deakaz, Numan Arda Çebi, Nolan Alston and 31 other people liked this
"So what's this all about? Well we think IE6 has run its course, so do many others as you can see. This is a place for you to say your parting words to IE6, and bid it goodbye."
- Jonathan Kong
ditto. asap
- Tom Parish
totally agree... they still run IE 6 at the local library!!
- Jay
MUST. DESTROY. IE6
- Mo Kargas
I still have IE6 @ work. :(
- Amani
Whenever I get quoted about security issues, I hammer this point home.
- l0ckergn0me
This situation is like it was with Netscape 4.x years back. It was hopefully outdated and never updated (I guess they were coding Javagator), while Mozilla couldn't get their act together for what, 5-6 years? Actually it is one of the reasons why IE6 got so strong share and we are in this situation now.
- Jemm
Bathtub IV - http://vimeo.com/3156959
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brendan, Stephen Mack, Rachel Lea Fox and 7 other people liked this
Awesome! :)
- Éric Senterre
time lapse video is pretty neat
- Robert Felty
The music accompaniment is brilliant. I'm curious about how they managed to get so many great camera angles at such an opportune moment. This must have been part of a Coast-Garud rescue exercise...
- Bill Strathearn
Um isn't it a plastic helicopter in the middle ocean shots? I took it as just a music video with cool effects.
- Steve C
It turns out that it was all staged, with an experienced swimmer, a helicopter pilot, and a lot of planning. Amazing. Steve: The faux 'tilt-shift' style uses selective blurring and a muted color palette to create the illusion of toys. It's pretty awesome when done right.
- Kevin Fox
Cool thanks!
- Steve C
Great video, hadn't heard of this band before.
- Stephen Mack
YouTube - Pet Penguin - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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EveryBlock is a new way to keep track of what’s happening on your block, in your neighborhood and all over your city - http://www.everyblock.com/
Wes, Jeremy Dunck, Morton Fox and 12 other people liked this
what EveryBlock does really well is provide a user-friendly, easy-to-digest interface for exploring public records: every building permit, restaurant inspection, police call, zoning agenda item and more. You can hone searches from a one- to eight-block radius around a particular address. And you can set daily/weekly email alerts, as well
- Cee Bee
from Bookmarklet
this is real cool. totally allows you to specify an area near you and give you an RSS feed concerning that area
- Cee Bee
+1 - I use this all the time, and get weekly update emails. Limited to a few cities, though.
- Paul Whitaker
Interesting I guess if your city is on top of things. The City of LA is not on top of things and most of that stuff is only available by going downtown. Other than that we have ZIMAS which gives me info, but it's never current.
- Admiral Anika
bookmarked
- TrafficBug
Lock Picking (THIS IS INSANE!!) - http://www.metacafe.com/watch...
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Paul Grav, James, netrider11 and 57 other people liked this
that's just cool man!
- frank barry
Now what am I going to do with all those bic pens?
- Troy Forster
from twhirl
So that's why lock-picking tools are illegal.
- wrecks
This guy picks 7 locks in just under 2 minutes!
- Joe Bland
OMG, alarming oO
- Dennis R.
looks like I could do that too
- esther ♥ ♫
Heheh, and after picking the locks he's faced with a very large hound looking him straight in the eyes and a terrier jumping for his b$lls... Somehow I think the locks are the least of his worries.
- Henk de Kruyff
from twhirl
Lock picking tools are illegal?? What about crowbars and bolt cutters?
- Paul Grav
All burglary tools are illegal. If they think you are carrying crowbars and bolt cutters to break in somewhere, they can arrest you. Of course, there are legitimate purposes for those tools, too. Lock picks are just for picking locks, so you better have a really good reason for carrying them if caught (e.g., you are a locksmith).
- Brian Hawthorne
lockpicking tools are illegal because it's so damn easy to open for expamle a samsonite suitcase or a bicicle lock. - and the guy in the video is really well trained, a newby takes 3 to 5 minutes to open his first lock.
- pm10
I always wanted a set of those tools when I was a kid watching private eyes breaking into bad guys' houses. :)
- Steve Lowe
Carrying bolt cutters is a little more obvious than these few tools. He should throw in a third minute showing the liquid nitrogen trick and the bic-pen bike lock trick.
- Indio Apache
from twhirl
Wow, this makes picking a lock look far too easy... He even picked a combination lock?!?!?!
- Walt Ruppar
Just confirms... locks are for honest people. :-(
- TranceMist
I saw him pick Loch Ness. Now that was effin' wild! Then he picked his nose and that was kinda gross.
- Christopher Harley
this is really pretty appalling to watch. i assume standard dial combo locks are harder to pick. as for the tools, meh. making them illegal is hardly sufficient to protecting users w/ these types of locks.
- MikeAmundsen
Why aren't guns illegal then? It's absurd that lock-picking tools are illegal. Mere possession shouldn't prove you're ready to break the law.
- thepete
The combination lock was the easiest. Under one second. The last one required three tools and was a little more fiddly than the rest, which were all done in a couple seconds. Scary. In other words, you can't really put your trust in locks. Makes you wonder what kind of locks you _can_ trust, if any.
- Rick Cogley
@Rick: first lock was a keyed 'door'-style lock, not a combination lock.
- MikeAmundsen
How FriendFeed uses MySQL to store schema-less data - http://bret.appspot.com/entry...
Francesco Marconi, Jorge Escobar, William Kelley and 214 other people liked this
This is a technical overview of the new backend system we launched a couple of days ago.
- Bret Taylor
First question, why MySQL instead of a straight key/value/attribute store, like a bdb? (Amazon's SimpleDB works along similar principles, btw.)
- DeWitt Clinton
Cool stuff Bret. Love to see this kind of stuff. Would love that chat about the Ajax side of things ;)
- Dion Almaer
DeWitt: Historical reasons; we have some operational experience maintaining MySQL servers, and MySQL is very popular so there's a lot of support available.
- Tudor Bosman
Oh right, none of you are ex-Amazon. (Any Amazonian reading this will understand...)
- DeWitt Clinton
How small do you keep the shards? Can you keep the entire index tables in RAM? Are you backed with SSD?
- DeWitt Clinton
Not all of it is RAM. We use normal hard drives for this system, and we have enough RAM such that the working set fits in memory. Most of the oldest stuff on FriendFeed is not accessed frequently, and that data is not typically resident in memory.
- Bret Taylor
Thanks Bret, nice post.
- Ömer Faruk Kurt
So for something like 'user_id_index.get_all' you'd trust that InnoDB has that user in RAM, and that you have only a small set of active users at any given time (for web requests). Same for the relevant entities you'd "join" against. Makes sense. (Sorry, having a hard time typing coherently tonight.)
- DeWitt Clinton
Yah, those indexes are typically in RAM. Our indexes contain a timestamp as well (since they are ordered reverse chronologically), so the oldest entries referenced by that index would likely not be in RAM depending on how many pages back they are on most feeds.
- Bret Taylor
BTW, did you guys look at any other serialization mechanism other than pickle? Any pros/cons for cpickle?
- Arvind Sundararajan
cPickle is the same format as pickle, just implemented in C instead of Python. We use cPickle. marshal is faster, but according to docs may change from version to version of Python, so we didn't want to use it in our DB.
- Bret Taylor
@Bret "250 million entries", is it possible to give the size of the DB? and what is your opinion about when will you need to change this system again or is it strong enough for years Meybe you will only need hardware instead of structure changes?
- Ömer Faruk Kurt
Ömer: I don't have an exact number off the top of my head, but a lot of data is the indexes themselves, so adding indexes is almost as significant as adding entries.
- Bret Taylor
This sounds exceptionally similar to how the AppEngine datastore does things, except that it's MySQL and not BigTable.
- Alex Power
Aren't commercial RDBMSes (like Oracle, MSSQL) designed to support the sorts of things you're looking for, like online reindexing and joining across shards? Why not use them? Lack of experience? NIH? Too expensive?
- Gabe
"We like MySQL for storage, just not RDBMS usage patterns" Excellent post Bret, thanks for sharing!
- Mahesh CR
Gabe: "designed to support" and actually working are two different things. I think that is why companies like ours generally don't use commercial software and choose to use open source software. If it doesn't work, we can fix it. In my experience, most of those features don't work at the scale consumer web sites need, and it certainly wasn't worth the cost and time to find out from our perspective.
- Bret Taylor
Non-RDBMS-patterns may work when there is no great needs for processing the actual data (like reports etc). In LOB-apps this would be a big no-no, but in large-scale services like FF alternative methods are almost necessary...
- Jemm
Thanks for the writeup! Is there a reason you don't declare the added_id as an UNSIGNED INT?
- Roger
Roger: no, no reason.
- Bret Taylor
@Bret, this is a pretty cool write u!. Might I suggest as a subject for future write ups, how the realtime update system works (e.g. how it knows what updates it needs to push), and perhaps how the feed fetching system works and how these might inter-relate?
- Ray Cromwell
Ray: good ideas. We will do more of these. We want to in theory - they just take a bit of time to write up, and we like writing code more than blog posts :)
- Bret Taylor
Bret, do you really think that guys like Oracle and MS create features for enterprise-level databases that don't work or scale to meet the needs of those who buy them? Of course you may be right, but the TPC tests generally get results in the hundreds and thousands of transactions per second. In reality, though, what can you really fix if something doesn't work? Are you going to debug MySQL if it starts corrupting data or optimize it if it's too slow?
- Gabe
Gabe: yes, we have already debugged MySQL when it has crashed. It would have been impossible without the debug symbols and source code.
- Bret Taylor
Gabe: I've been doing a fair amount of tracing through MySQL core dumps over the past week, and just having the ability to look at the code, plus the size of the community working with the same code base and debugging problems, seems to make it worth the cost at this point. We haven't changed any of the MySQL code yet, but Google and others certainly have.
- Jim Norris
This is the best thing I read today.
- pastas9
I'm skeptical of Oracle and other commercial pre-packaged systems because the companies are focused on extracting revenue via software sales and their products are highly optimized for a certain problem domain that doesn't really fit our experience very well.
- Jim Norris
So I guess the downside is that if you change your indexes you need to change the code, too. How do you manage the table creation, code migration and data sharding all at once?
- Nick Lothian
Nick: It is actually not bad: make the tables, update the code, start writing to the indexes for new entities, then run the "Cleaner" to fill in the indexes for the older entities. When the cleaner is done, you can start using the indexes for features.
- Bret Taylor
The most important decision about your design- and why not going with databases RDBMS etc. to manage the indices - is that your users don't really look up the old stuff, so keeping the old entries in RAM/live indices isn't worth the time hit it would take to do huge indexes on long tables. This seems like a "running index"- that is, it's populated by the application in many places at one time, instead of in one place, that the DB then optimizes over the entire history.
- anna sauce
Reminds me of some multi-user java apps back 10 years or so ago that had to manage simultaneous users on live systems. great post, Bret, and fun to see what's working behind the scenes.
- anna sauce
"if you change your indexes you need to change the code" is not a problem unique to this system. You always have to update your code along with your schema. You have to write code to read from the tables even if you use a typical RDBMS, and you can't do that without an index, so this staged process exists in some form no matter what your storage scheme looks like.
- Bret Taylor
Bret, it sounds like MySQL crashes a lot. Are you assuming that commercial products will crash just as often and the vendors won't debug it?
- Gabe
Gabe: Every piece of software crashes, whether it is written by Oracle or by open source developers. The difference with open source is that we are not dependent on someone else to diagnose and fix the problems. This is not a unique sentiment. Google, Yahoo, Facebook, FriendFeed, Twitter, et al, have all chosen open source infrastructure for this and a variety of other compelling reasons we have already discussed.
- Bret Taylor
Brett, I agree that not being dependent on somebody else is great. In fact, the product I work on is probably 99% open source or developed in-house. I even replaced a relational DB with a pickled Python object store a year or two ago. However, I'm also not considering writing my own transaction protocol, indexing, and query engine because the open source DB I use doesn't support...
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- Gabe
Re: "change your indexes you need to change the code" - yes, conventionally you need to change your code if you change your tables. But you do get some opportunities for runtime optimisations by changing your indexes (although in practice this can have availability costs as you note)
- Nick Lothian
OK I'm going to put this out there: sounds like you're re-inventing the wheel.
- anna sauce
Being able to open something up to understand, diagnose, and fix things yourself is underrated.
- Amit Patel
DeWitt, part of the reason we didn't use a simpler store is that we're using mysql replication. We'd have to replace that too. Probably not hard, but it's working well for us. Also sometimes you do want transactions for performance within a single DB (each xsaction is a single log write, vs multiple little writes).
- Private Sanjeev
re: SSDs and mysql. I can't speak for all SSDs, but the Intel X25-M gets internally fragmented very quickly, reducing write performance by 10-20x. Things that do large sequential writes like bigtable or lucene are a better fit.
- Private Sanjeev
Part of the purpose behind traditional schema driven designs is to 'protect' the data from the programmers and the applications - which is not insane given the level of commitment people have in some kinds of organization. One of the statements that the FF people are making here is that they have trust in themselves and each other and they care about what they are doing.
- Robin Barooah
You guys rock so hard it HURTS! THANK YOU, FRIENDFEED!
- Josh Haley
Just logged in... this sounds really cool.... hmmm :)
- Susan Beebe
great post -- liked the discussion in the comments too! some people thinking relational databases can do everything; other people not understanding rationale behind key/value store; other people mad you've reinvented it using MySQL... :-D favorite comment from guy who is having a heart attack because anyone might think it's a good idea: "it is like using a database to solve the problem...
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- Karim
what is the correct name for this? "schema-less data?" "entity attribute/value (EAV) store?" "key/value store?" personally, i like "property bag" :-D also, have you considered Amazon SimpleDB, or Microsoft SQL Data Services for hosted services, since they are based on similar ideas, just not on MySQL?
- Karim
Sanjeev, I heard rumors about the X25-M performance running down after fragmentation, but last I heard was Intel was unable to replicate & "looking into it." 10-20x should not be hard to spot. :-) Are you in touch with Intel...? Also, have you seen similar problems on SSDs with Samsung controllers? (I went with the Corsair...)
- Karim
Karim, it may not get as bad with other SSDs, but they start off with much higher write latency for small random writes than the X25-M.
- Private Sanjeev
The Samsung, you mean? All I was trying to do was *not* get the JMicron controller and *afford* it :-D
- Karim
but why are the ssIDs varchars, is the question (from @eonarts comment)
- anna sauce
anna: what are ssIDs? If you mean the UUIDs, they are just 16 byte binary strings.
- Bret Taylor
Just look how many comments on this begin with someone's name. "anna:" "Karim," "Sanjeev,". Somehow there needs to be a reply-to-comment mechanism. Fortunately FriendFeed uses json blobs in their database so this won't require a painful schema change ;-)
- Kevin
Bret: you're right, I re-read the post and couldn't find evidence of the Primary Key Erin mentions in her comment, as varchar. Am I missing it?
- anna sauce
schema changes aren't painful, and I have a question for more current DB/programmatic people (than me): why is this called schema-less? There is a schema, it's just that the database application isn't being used to index, Bret's crew are doing it manually. Blobs in columns doesn't mean it's schema-free, that's been going on for 15 years. I think it's just that he's cracking the indexing methodology and offroading. I'd like to hear from some PostGres people on this- Disqus is on PostGres aren't they?
- anna sauce
Anna: that person is talking about the URL index. What we are doing is correct for this application; we want the index to be in that order on disk, not in a different order.
- Bret Taylor
Bret: ah, ok
- anna sauce
I just remembered that one of my client's DBs is actually Btrieve, which is nothing more than a way of storing binary blobs with certain byte ranges indexed. (They are still using a DOS app from the '80s, with the Btrieve running on a Novell server.) The only real difference is that they have fixed-length keys and records, while the MySQL data is variable-length.
- Gabe
Bret: Thanks a lot for the informative post! Any thoughts on MySQL vs Postgres? We found tables crashed with too many simultaneous writers in MySQL, but your post says it "doesn't corrupt data", so I guess you haven't had such issues.
- Ruchira S. Datta
Bret: Do you apply the same approach to perform searches on your stored text data? (i.e. inside the data storing the BLOB)
- Roger
Bret, do you care to explain briefly how you approach the following/follower aspect without JOINs? I loved the article, keep reading it every once in a while...
- Jorge Escobar
Latest Release of Mozilla’s Ubiquity Is Slicker and Faster. Extension of the Year? - http://thenextweb.com/2008...
Jesper Kjær Hansen, Phil G, Adarsh and 25 other people liked this
It keeps popping up when it likes though! (It did it while writing this)
- Matt Harwood
really? I honestly haven't had that problem once
- Zee.
Well I set the shortcut to shift+space, as others are taken by Launchbar etc. Maybe I type shift+space a lot by accident and never realised ;)
- Matt Harwood
Rudely forgot to mention, great write up Zee! :)
- Matt Harwood
lol, it isn't really all that great to be honest - but thanks all the same :)
- Zee.
I maded a comeback to Ubiquity and maybe I make CSS's for Ubiquity (just maybe :P)
- Kristian Salonen
bump due to duplicate
- Zee.
The recent integration with Feedly makes Feedl/Ubiiquity the extension combo of the year.
- Robert Clockedile
from twhirl
Mozilla announced integration with FF 3.3
- Russellreno
you can shave the baby - http://v11.www.urlesque.com/2009...
Paul, JoEllen, Morton Fox and 6 other people liked this
wtf
- Jess Lee
from Bookmarklet
lol
- Cee Bee
Whaaaat.
- Penguin It's Cold Outside
grossss
- viki saigal
feedscrub :: keep your feeds squeaky clean! - http://www.feedscrub.com/#
Kol Tregaskes, esther ♥ ♫, Daniel W. Crompton and 9 other people liked this
@climenole, I've been building a non-spam Bayesian filter for mail to separate the wheat from the chaff, it is certainly applicable to any message based information streams.
- Daniel W. Crompton
I have tried FeedScrub and I only wish they allowed me to specify the keywords to block. I dont trust an automated filter even though it may be heuristic. To answer Claude, use SuggestRSS.
- TrafficBug
Barack and Michelle Obama do WHAT together? - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Robert Felty, Ryan Kaisoglus, brendan and 3 other people liked this
"Physically bonded."
- Kevin Fox
"fisting"?? Is she thinking of some other definition than what I am thinking of?
- Robert Felty
SpeedyVista.com - Windows Vista Tweaks and Services - http://www.speedyvista.com/
Kol Tregaskes, brendan, Nasser Hasani and 6 other people liked this
I am all about tweaking today. You may have heard of this before but I have seen people who don't.
- Stephen
from Bookmarklet
Best Vista tweak ever....boot up XP
- Anthony
I wounder if they will make a Speedy7.com.
- Stephen
Anthony - better Tweak still, boot up linux... lol
- Ian May
Seriously, I am running a Vista box here, and I've had less issues with it, than XP.
- Ian May
Some people get lucky.
- Stephen
Iceland Photo Gallery - Large Format Landscape Photography - http://www.wild-landscape.com/galery...
Sven, Ayşe E., Kol Tregaskes and 26 other people liked this
Magical shots
- Mo Kargas
from Bookmarklet
Amazing...
- Neurario
when is the next flight?
- Steve Johnson-Wozowiecki
i've always wanted to visit
- brendan
brendan, Anne Bouey, April Buchheit and Dan Hsiao liked this
FeedMyTorrents.com - Your source for automatic downloading - http://feedmytorrents.com/
Morton Fox, brendan, Sarah Perez and 8 other people liked this
Beetlejuice - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
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The Zoomdoggle Gift Guide - http://zoomdoggle.com/2008...
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brendan liked this
Lots of weird, funky gifts, like the YouDoo Doll, Banana cell phone cover, Shamwow, the Borat Mankini, Grow a Frog, Blanket with Sleeves, Voodoo knife set.
- Jess Lee
from Bookmarklet
Let me google that for you - http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/
Noah F, Tim Ostler, Chip Ramsey and 21 other people liked this
That is brilliant. I need this at least a dozen times a day.
- James Schipper
Priceless.
- Stowe Boyd
greaaat!
- ali
I wish I had this years ago.
- Robert Scoble
I loved it!
- Steve Garfield
from twhirl
holiness. top five, this will save me so much time.
- Joshua Kahn
from twhirl
Good question. - http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_dai...
Ruchira S. Datta, Keith Pelczarski, brendan and 2 other people liked this
7 super apps to get the perfect domain name - http://www.friedbeef.com/7-creat...
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Cibeles, SnakeDoc, Keith - @tsudo and 9 other people liked this
Daily Kos: Prop 8: The legal challenges are beginning - http://www.dailykos.com/story...
Tanath, David HC Soul, brendan and 4 other people liked this
Interesting...
- Kevin Fox
from Bookmarklet
At least lawyers will have a job to do in this otherwise tanking economy.
- Victor Ganata
The constitution of California is supposed to protect the minorities against tyranny of the majority, not allow the majority to strip away rights they already have... unfortunately we'll be back in to fights, and there will be loud screams, about activist judges (from people that do not understand laws any more than they understand fairness and equality) if the judges act in in deciding that (wonders upon wonders) the majority of the people that voted do have to adhere to the law of the land.
- David HC Soul
Starring the always-feisty Dennis Herrera
- j1m
"If the voters approved an initiative that took the right to free speech away from women, but not from men, everyone would agree that such a measure conflicts with the basic ideals of equality enshrined in our constitution"
- j1m
Frankly, I'd rather get the insanely stupid "50% to amend the constitution" rule fixed before anything else.
- Adam Lasnik
CNN now has 220 electoral votes for Obama. California is 55. That gives Obama 275 which means he wins and no other states matter. Obama has now officially won.
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CNN has just announced that he's officially President!
- Robert Scoble
Woo-hoo!
- Richard ¿digame? Walker
Yeeehaw
- Rasmus Lauridsen
Celebration!
- Robert Scoble
America is a new country today, despair ends, freedom rings in.
- imran
Hooray!
- Jerry Chacon
this is so great! I am so glad I stayed up watching CNN...going to bed now, happy (5 am here in Berlin)
- Gaby K. Slezák
Good night.
- Raymond Marr aka Knatchwa
297-139 now! :-P
- Matthew Horton
Good night America - and a very happy new day and age
- Gaby K. Slezák
Yaaaaaaaaaaayyyy!!!
- Sarah Perez
Sounds familiar. We were locked in, Robert.
- Louis Gray
New York Times also called it
- Stephen Foskett
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