Apps

S3 Organizer - Danilo P. from iPhone

adblock, firebug, yslow, delicious, download statusbar, firecookie - Loïc Guitaut

by Ralf Rottman (http://friendfeed.com/ralfrot...) - Zee. from Bookmarklet

Who would pay bills of overrun bandwidth? - Nitin Nanivadekar

I'm not sure if anything for Safari directly compares w/DownThemAll, but folx is a not-bad free download manager and will have bitTorrent as well, in the longerterm. Leech is not bad and is shareware. I did some searching awhile back and found a few (whose names escape me) that might be good, depending on your requirements. Just google or search on MacUpdate or VersionTracker. Good luck! - Seth Greenblatt

"Libraries--the brick-and-mortar institutions that amass book and periodical collections, not software modules, that is--get taken for granted in the Internet age. They have to manage vast arrays of information and lend them out to patrons for free, but they often have to do so with shoestring budgets. Academic institutional libraries may fare better than public libraries, but both have to be cost-conscious customers when it comes to the technical infrastructure that catalogs their collections, manages circulation, and enables staff and the public to search the archives. Not surprisingly, although there are proprietary products available, open source software plays a big role in library management." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

"As a blogger, I search Flickr and other photo sites for Creative Commons commercial licensed content on a daily basis. I like Google’s image search feature but the ability to search Creative Commons and other licensed content was a missing. Today, Google is launchingthe ability to create and advanced search for images that you can use for free and that have been tagged with licenses like Creative Commons. Searches will also include images and art that have been tagged with other licenses, like GNU Free Documentation license, or are in the public domain." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

This is a great feature. Finally. - Ryo

i wanna a real one - Furkan Tunalı

found other comments: http://www.techcrunch.com/2008... - Kentaro Goto

I'm missing JungleDisk in that list... - Holger Eilhard

Love Mozy - Jeff Douglass from iPhone

"Whether you prefer Linux, Windows, or Mac OS X, you can probably get almost everything you need done with your chosen OS. However, sometimes a task demands an OS that you are not currently using. That's where virtualization programs like Sun Microsystem's VirtualBox 3.0 come in. What is it? VirtualBox is an open-source virtualization program which lets you run guest operating systems with your native desktop operating system. For instance, if you need Windows to run Quicken, but prefer Linux for all your other work, VirtualBox enables you to bring up Windows and Quicken without leaving your Linux desktop......" - angrykeyboarder™ (Scott) from Bookmarklet

@Victor .. VBox no, VMWare/VMWare Player, yes. - Tim Hoeck

"When MySQL Workbench was still in alpha and beta stages, some dark murmurs in the community suggested that the OSS (free) version was crippleware, part of an evil plot to make you pony up $99 if you wanted to get any real benefit. Closed source and profits and bears, oh my! The new GA release of Workbench gets some of those “crippled” features back. In particular, the OSS version now allows connections to a live server, so you can reverse and forward engineer without having to go through a dump file. I also have it on good authority that the OSS version will be able to print diagrams directly, instead of you having to export an image. If you see any merit in a visual diagram of your database, but you wrote off Workbench based on earlier experiences, give it another try now." - Arnaldo M Pereira from Bookmarklet

"Formally introduced last March at MIX '09, Silverlight is also expected by developers to contain support for 720p HD video playback using H.264 codecs, and the first runtime support for 3D graphics." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

Truecrypt! - Clark the Kittensquisher

cool, thanks :) - P(aper)Doll

Truecrypt is great (full disk, lots of features), agreed. Depending on the scenario, 7zip http://www.7-zip.org may be an interesting option. It's an open source file archiver primarily, but it has an encryption (not the highest, but a decent level) option. If you don't flinch at batch files, check out my little script that automates encrypted backups using 7zip http://wittman.org/ziparcy/ :) - Micah Wittman

"phpBMS is designed for small and mid-size enterprises looking for an integrated system to manage their business. A system that is capable of managing daily operations, creating and printing orders, tracking clients and prospects, and fulfilling accounts receivable needs." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

Chrome is already gaining acceptance as a browser. If you want to upgrade it to something, I’d say keep it as a client running on top of something else. But introducing another OS when Android is still struggling sounds like a bad idea - Jorge Escobar from Bookmarklet

Regarding your point on focusing, I definitely agree with you that focus is a good thing and key for Google to succeed, but there is plenty of room in a company as large as Google to "focus" on more than one thing at a time. And indeed, I think that a company that overfocuses in one thing to the detriment of exploring other possible revenue streams and product lines runs the risk of, in the end, painting itself into a corner. - Chieze Okoye

People who use the term "Social Media" - Blake

Mine, when people keep on posting advertisiment without getting involved in the conversation. - Abad A. Perez

Preferably free. - Haggis (Sean Loyless)

Have you tried Zoho's PM or Producteev?http://producteev.com/ - Anika Malone

What a great little app. Need to check it out :) - Baard Overgaard Hansen

Mouse gestures and "smooth mouse" are the two things that keep me from using Chrome - Adrian Culici

extension updated now, support more actions and chrome://*/* now - Jammy Lee

Owners of the project: "Since what we really do is to develop custom recommendation solutions for our clients, Playalike is a very basic showcase of our award winning technology. We are geeks at hears but music lovers too.... We hope you will enjoy using Playalike as much as we did building it, and don't forget, the more you rate, the better Playalike will serve you. Report bugs to feedback@playalike.com " - Alp

ok, thanks @denizoktar! :) - Roberto (postoditacco)

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@Alphaxion Yes, and a lot of people *think* that's the case where *they* live, but I would advise people that unless they know for sure of a specific court case in their home state, they should assume it's enforceable. - Joel Bennett

Loving it ! - Ahsan Ali from Bookmarklet

Thanks! Great! Love the Bob Ross-like voice in the demo video... Give this the honour of my 100th 'like' on FF - Daan

http://friendfeed.com/iphone - Clark the Kittensquisher

Agreed with /iphone. Definitely adequate, though haven't tried too many of the other options. - Gus

"My youngest son often asks whether a particular object in the sky is a planet or a star. If it’s a planet, of course, he wants to know which planet. Some of them I can pick out. Venus isn’t usually rocket science (no pun intended). Mercury can be a little tougher. Fortunately, I stumbled across a video blog from Wolfram Alpha yesterday that describes their efforts specifically in the field of astronomy. Can you imagine what a search for “planets” would give you on Google? The same search on Alpha was downloadable as this PDF. A search for “big dipper” was equally useful and, like all Alpha searches, provided bibliographic references as well." - Arnaldo M Pereira from Bookmarklet