Andy Edmonds

SideStripe is a social network search engine that provides answers from the only source of information that you can really trust: your friends. Your days of searching alone are gone forever. - David Berkowitz

This is an excellent service for finding ffers within other services. It isn't new but I find many aren't aware of this great webapp authored by Hao Chen http://friendfeed.com/bitfaker - tsudohnimh

"Learn to translate what people say into something useful. If someone at work says, “Jesus will help you through it,” understand that what they really mean is “I know you’re going to be okay because I believe in you.” If someone offers to pray for you, simply say “thanks” and take it as “I’ll keep you in my thoughts and I have sympathy for your situation.” Don’t hold their preachiness against them, it’s their cultural context. You can’t force other people to remove themselves from their cultural contexts. It takes an intellectual and philosophical leap that a lot of people simply can’t make." - triple t via Bookmarklet

reminded me of this: The Will to Survive Manual : http://nicoleterrycreates.com/... - mersenne

Interesting link and site - thanks mersenne - triple t

you're welcome ;) - mersenne

"Fnk (pronounced fink) is an online visual programming environment that uses a dataflow approach for the analysis, processing and synthesis of image, sound and other data in real-time. It aims to be an easy and fun way to create multimedia and music presentation prototypes that interact with a number of input and output devices. It was born as an academic project, but has since then moved into a standalone one." - Jason Wehmhoener via Bookmarklet

"A path with 5 easy clicks is vastly superior to one with 3 difficult clicks. And a menu with 10 easily understood items is better than a menu with 7 obscure ones." - Dominic/IRWebReport via Bookmarklet

For articles, see http://news.cnet.com/8301-1793..., http://www.webmonkey.com/blog/..., http://www.techcrunch.com/2008..., http://www.downloadsquad.com/2... - LouCypher

@Ian not gonna happen, most non-tech people use IE and that's the majority of the world. And they haven't even gone to FF yet, so why expect them to switch to a tool that even the more advanced of us refuse to use ;) - Mohomed=genieyclo

@geniecyclo Don't spoil my fantasy! I can wishfully think out loud sometimes, can't I? :) - Ian May

Осталось добавить возможность тагирования кусков видео по-отдельности - Dmitry Ulanov

Got a good eye for proportions? Prove it! I got 3.73 - Kevin Fox via Bookmarklet

5.17 - Tudor Bosman

First: 3.67, second: 3.23, third: 1.97 - Dan Hsiao

OK, stop talking politics for a second and tell me your favorite iPhone apps. - Robert Scoble

Evernote keeps getting better and better - Michael Lynton

Evernote, Aurora Feint, iKana, Twitterific, Feeds, SiteCatalyst (Omniture) - Melinda

PhoneGap is a free open source development tool and framework that allows web developers to take advantage of the powerful features in the iPhone SDK from HTML and JavaScript. We're trying to make iPhone app development easy and open. For many applications a web application is the way to but in Safari you don't get access to the native iPhone APIs, and the that's the problem we're trying to solve. - Andre Charland

I can't help it, I read EULAs. - DeWitt Clinton

The "non-commercial purposes" clause is a restriction of use, which is incompatible with any open source license. So if you write a Silverlight application using the Beta 2, you are prohibited from allowing it to be commercially used, except under the amended license linked terms to above, and thus you can *not* release your code under an open source license (which by definition, can not contain such a restriction of use). - DeWitt Clinton

Posted about this here: http://blog.unto.net/opensourc... - DeWitt Clinton

it pained me to click the like button but hey, at the end of the day - funny is funny - Marco (aureliusmaximus)

More hilarious McCain slogan and logo's from the original thread they were made, (http://www.yayhooray.com/threa...). And all because it all looked a little toooo much like Obama's. So awesome. - Ruben

I personally think it looked a bit too much like a TGI Friday's logo than Obama's stuff. That's just me, though. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

All e-commerce sites should consider treating the order confirmation email as just the start of a series. This post examines the current series from Amazon and suggests ways of improving them. - Tim Leighton-Boyce