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Metallica is Suddenly OK with Piracy (20)
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Metallica’s new album has leaked out a week or two early, unsurprisingly. It isn’t surprsing because it’s Metallica, but that it happens to most every artist these days. Some record store somewhere will sell a copy or two earlier than they should, one of those folks will share it with their friends, and lickety-split, it’s all over the Intertubes. In this case, that’s almost exactly what happened, according to Blabbermouth METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich has ...Shared by AC Valentine (16) assbach (37) Azeem (46) Bjoern (36) Drew Olanoff (148) Duncan (86) Eliacin (44) everyone loves a wee sombrero (131) Farhad (19) Gommit (31) Jrod (68) Matt Siltala (5) melmyfinger (15) minmax (20) nikhil (28) Rex (170) Sean (22) Sham (107) Tor Erling (142) Zenith (27)- Sean said: Told you all that they don't get it.
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Hulu vs. Amazon: Amazon Never Stood A Chance (22)
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Since Amazon released its video on demand service earlier today, I’ve pored over each and every section of the site to determine if it has what it takes to supplant Hulu as the best online video service providing professional network content. And after doing just that, I’ve quickly realized that it doesn’t. Amazon has done all it can to solidify its stance in the online video market. First, it launched its Unbox service to compete ...Shared by <Super Stevie> (15) AJ (198) Alex Carpenter (18) Alfonso Martinez (14) Avi (795) Bob (13) Chanse Arrington (21) Digg Boss (641) digits12 (786) Dragos Pirvu (715) James (14) Jan (17) Javed (150) Jemima Kiss (10) Leena (1187) LUCCHINA (446) luckymurari (162) melmyfinger (15) Nick DeMartino (12) PiAir (50) yoshy (342) zapnap (35)Contribute comment -
Google's Omnibox could be Pandora's box (34)
permalinkIf you are not careful with your privacy settings, Google has the right to log every keystroke you type into Chrome's address bar. Read this blog post by Ina Fried on Beyond Binary.Shared by adam (1201) Adam McDonald (30) Alexander13 (493) Basil Jackson (5) Digg Boss (641) Gemstar38 (99) J.D. Rucker (516) Javed (150) Josh Kaplan (21) k00pa (41) Kristen (254) LANjackal (9) Manuel de la Peña (37) Mark Tomlinson (8) MeghnaK (485) melmyfinger (15) metaeuphoria (20) Michael (66) Michael Mior (62) Mihnea (17) Nathaniel (15) Nick Cobb (497) Rene Rattur (69) Rich (37) Rick Butterfield (43) Ross V (471) SMC (204) Steve (9) susanna (63) Thinh (210) Uzair (229) vate (1) Wesley Williams (1) Yassin (5)Contribute comment
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40 Creative Design Layouts: Getting Out Of The Box [PICS] (104)
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Over the last months we have seen a strong trend towards more individual web designs. These designs use realistic motifs from our regular life, such as hand-drawn elements, script fonts, pins, paper clips, organic textures and scrapbooks. That’s not a big surprise as they manage to serve the function which faceless shiny glassy 3D-buttons completely fail to deliver: convey the individuality and personality. “Personal” designs appear more familiar and more friendly. Used properly, such elements ...Shared by alexbig (21) Ali (26) Amit (16) Aneesha Bakharia (8) avianto (7) Azeem (46) Benjamin (1187) Benjamin (4) Bill Keaggy (19) Brad Brooks (11) Brandon Ball (28) Brian Partridge (10) brokekid (146) Çağatay Öztürk (17) Chandoo (9) chris (502) Chris L (20) Christopher (54) Coolbox (29) Dana Lookadoo (35) dani (26) Daniel Wittberger (17) Danny Korpan (6) Digg Boss (641) dingyi (13) dobata (441) Dominic Foster (299) Dorn (9) drew shobbrook (8) Elliot (29) Emil (7) etng (29) frivmo (5) Gerard (40) Giorgos Androulidakis (66) goodpic (15) Grant Griffiths (12) Guy (791) HejGustav (34) Janne Toivoniemi (6) Jason David Pelker (13) Jeremy Davis (4) JJ.Ying (1) Joseph Rodgers (24) Juan (15) Justin (7) Jye (31) Kevin (11) Kristian (45) Kyle (3) Lauren (6) lebachai (7) Leyla Bonilla (93) liamvictor (144) Live & Direct (29) LUCCHINA (446) Mancho (19) Mark (39) martinjy (6) Matt (13) MattC (2) matteo fogli (6) melmyfinger (15) Michael Yakovis (26) Mila F (37) Milkr Chan (8) Mostafa (3) mr_gadget (153) MrGuff (90) Muhammad Saleem (285) natalia (35) Neil (8) Nick Cobb (497) Nuno Carvalho (20) Olivier Favre (Innovablog) (32) Paddy (3) Peli (29) Pete Barry (5) Peter v (14) Radium (5) Rami Taibah (533) Rebecca Markowitz (4) Rob (148) Robby Colvin (16) Romey (34) Ron (16) Satya (11) Scott (19) Selwin (25) Srandy (30) Stephanie Gulley (16) stwn (16) superdeluxe (27) Ted (14) theCan (8) tj hanton (5) Tom Davies (173) Tom Q (7) Travis (40) Wes (16) xgdfalcon (9) yoshy (342) Zachary (9) zoby (4)Contribute comment -
Google on Chrome EULA controversy: our bad, we'll change it (107)
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The end user license agreement for Google's new browser, Chrome, apparently gives the company the right to all data "submitted" or "displayed" by the browser. But the company now tells Ars it's all a big mistake and that the offending passages are being pulled.Read More...Shared by acacio (24) adam (1201) Adam Dempsey (13) Adam R. (23) Alain Edouard (3) Alex (24) alphakamp (30) Amit Chowdhry (85) Andrew Rodrigues (10) Andrew Terry (30) Antonio Ortiz (38) Antti Lindström (8) Ben van de Sande (9) Billy Adams (23) blindsurf3r (8) Brian Auer (30) btvillarin (13) Cavorter (25) Cesar (4) Chantal (61) Charli Wag (32) Chris Greenough (4) Dan Smiley (6) Dave (29) Dave (36) Dave Koss (42) David F. Bills (9) David.R.Gilson (12) DavidS (23) Denny (16) Derek van Vliet (8) digits12 (786) Dissolvism (14) Doug Funny (73) Eric Chen (144) Gaurav Kanoongo (9) Greg Rosen (12) Hasan Saleem (109) Hoder Jensen (8) HUNG (60) Istvan Hoka (3) ivanoats (23) Jack (9) jalbert (106) James Stanley (3) Jamie Wallis (29) JDevL (15) Jennifer Kyrnin (1) Jeremy (117) Joe (108) Joe D'Andrea (20) Justin Laramée (10) Justin Yost (83) keith (77) Ken Krista (6) Krazy (188) Kristen (254) KRZ (19) lauren pressley (13) Mani Karthik (125) MarcBerry (10) Mark Dorgan (43) Mathew (37) Matt (8) Matt (5) Matt Hutka (16) Matthew Daly (47) mavrevMatt (30) melmyfinger (15) Michael (5) Miguel Caetano (44) mike (25) Mike (15) Mike Abundo (10) Mike McCarron (28) Mike Nayyar (220) Mike Perkins (90) Nate (32) nervioso (77) Nick (26) Patricia F. Anderson (44) Peety (144) Phuller10 (34) raddevon (18) Ram (122) Rami Taibah (533) Randy (44) Richard Rosenstein (5) Ritu (754) Scotty (21) Shannon (25) Somazx (5) Stephen H. Gerstacker (2) Stuart (35) Syam (26) Tamas (20) TechTalk (12) th13rteen (159) Toby (29) Tom (24) Trevor Wermund (166) Vasileios Pasparas (53) wcaw (76) webtime (513) will (56) will killian (12) ZayneHumphrey (14)Contribute comment -
Think Facebook Beta is Sexy? Lots Don’t. Yet. (9)
onNew versus old. That’s the divide currently being managed by Facebook across its membership. From the vantage of Compete.com, the new option offered by the network has its fair share of adopters. But many are reverting to the original, too. It is said that in mid-August, Facebook saw 60% of its users venturing to try the new site. Sounds good, right? Sure. Of course, the company has made it a point to perform a gradual ...Shared by AJ (198) Andrew Peek (25) Bridget (14) David Hadley (7) Duncan (86) Fireman17 (30) iAlja (35) Mao Yu (28) melmyfinger (15)Contribute comment
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HOT moms and SEXUAL imprinting (30)
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Oil: How low can it go? (18)
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Facebook: Hitting Where It Hurts (33)
permalinkMy Facebook page called me fat. Maybe it's my age, my sex or the fact that it knew I was engaged, but the site decided I was a gal who needed to drop a few pounds. And it wasn't shy about its tactics. This was not a close friend taking me aside, telling me in gentle tones that she'd noticed I'd p...Shared by adam (1201) Bob Mercader (4) Cai Chen (1112) Charli Wag (32) danbri (31) Datch (19) downbeat (44) guy (631) Jay Springett (23) John Williams (179) JohnWiliams (141) jonathan.m.newman (7) Leena (1187) Leon Westbrook (28) Manuel de la Peña (37) Matt (8) melmyfinger (15) Michael (5) Michael Mior (62) Michelle (15) Mitch Romig (18) Mitch Wagner (13) Natitude (121) NightcrawlerX (30) Oliver Boryszewski (20) Rene Rattur (69) Sarah Snoddon (115) Shea Sylvia (11) Shevonne Polastre (18) Steve (9) Tal Siach (481) Trevor Wermund (166) Uzair (229)
- Leon Westbrook said: This is why I don't say I'm single on facebook anymore.
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P2P traffic drops as streaming video grows in popularity (40)
onStreaming video is growing more popular with both consumers and Big Content, and P2P traffic is dropping at the same time. The rise of Hulu, iPlayer, and other services may be pulling users away from BitTorrent.Read More...Shared by adam (1201) Alex Berger (23) bittin (219) Brandon (41) BrendoMan (115) Brian Cuban (1085) Cam (27) Daniel (131) David Chartier (14) deusdiabolus (96) Dudu P (26) Dustin Hansen (8) edmarriner (9) eranda (30) Franklin Bishop (26) Greg Rosen (12) H. Duthel (119) Inthenameofmine (406) Jason (92) Jason Remnant (17) Joe (108) k00pa (41) Kai (450) Kevin Federline (329) Laure (26) Lester (60) Lucas Bannister (1) melmyfinger (15) Michael Bartnett (46) Mitch Romig (18) Patty (264) Qazwix (11) quicket (7) Rami Taibah (533) Rich (37) rzklkng (152) Shawn Hill (65) StreetForce1 (111) ultraviolet (63) webtime (513)Contribute comment
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Introducing Picasa 3.0 (and big changes for Picasa Web Albums) (135)
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A little over two years ago, we launched Picasa Web Albums to make publishing photos online easy. Now Picasa Web Albums hosts billions of online photos from around the globe, with users adding millions of new snapshots every day. Each of these photos records a different moment, or a different perspective, but one thing they all have in common is that in each case, the person behind the camera wanted to share their experience with ...Shared by Abhishek (9) Adam (15) Adam Zuercher (13) AdamB (16) Adi (14) Adrian (19) Alberto (10) Andrew (30) Andrew (47) Andy Beal (23) AndyDrew (8) Angus (43) Antonio Ortiz (38) Appu (24) atul (96) baixinho (25) blogan (16) Bryan (19) Bwana (77) C.K. (137) cgsheldon (159) chris chambers (11) chrishathaway (11) cmiper (11) D-Arb (18) dale.brayden@gmail.com (29) Damon (34) dani (26) Dimitri (3) dobata (441) DOCBook Howto (126) Farzin (37) ferhmo (13) fox (4) Futt (15) FVT or FVTer (21) Galtenbergs (20) Geoff K (17) gfurry (24) gizmo (23) greg (20) Haisheng HU (19) henry (5) hikikomori (69) HiP (9) ilyas (56) irishandrew (29) James (14) James Forbes Keir (20) Jared Cherup (1) Javed (150) JayCrossler (10) Jeremiah (19) Jeremy (4) Jeremy (33) Jerome (8) Jimmy (27) joco (22) Joe (108) John Ager (6) John Evans (48) JohnTheJohnMan (15) Kaos (25) Karl R (10) Kaveh Dorafshan (22) keith (77) kevinpshan (16) Krishnamoorthy K (7) KRZ (19) kskobac (17) Leon Ridge-Cooke (42) LinuxBox (9) Lu Tao (26) Marcher (5) Mark (16) Mathew (37) Matt (21) Mazz (54) melmyfinger (15) MH (48) Mike F (487) ming (8) MMS (6) moderationwell (6) Mohammad Behdad (12) munir (14) nanabite (14) nanog (24) Neko (17) Nelson (24) Nikki (67) Nikola (21) Nils Magnus (10) Olivier (54) Page (9) Panic (8) Pat (60) Paul (19) perspikace (26) Peter (27) Peter (7) Peter Warnock (11) Philou (16) Pirate Scott (15) Prakash (16) Praneet (8) psybuzz (23) Rachel Cobcroft (96) Rami Taibah (533) Ramon Silva (22) rchk (31) Sandow (8) Sean O (9) Shrike (4) Simon (6) Slightlynorth (8) Somphol Boonjing (18) svartling (29) Tallin (7) Thadman (3) tonywu (2) toru otsubo (15) Travis (13) ulysse.saloff (44) Umesh (12) vcamaral@gmail.com (22) vevck (12) Vinny Carpenter (10) Wayne Smallman (40) WebLeOn (23) Wratty (126) Yinka (10) zsafwan (47) Леша Лещенко (4) 猫影 (14)Explore read seven notes- Praneet said: So finally google entering into 'image recognition' space :) with 'grouping similar faces together'. 'Riya' will have some competition now !
- JayCrossler said: Shiney! Will play with this. Funny - I just purchased another year of Flickr membership yesterday.
- Ramon Silva said: Google is going to rule the world!
- Bryan said: And you thought Chrome was the only thing new. This is another big Google release this week. I'll try and post something about it (as well as do my own explorations) soon.
- chrishathaway said: Google's on a roll today... the new picasa has some great new features.
- AdamB said: this is awesome!
- blogan said: Google Chrome and Picasa 3.0 in the same day. Not enough time...
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101 Google Tips, Tricks And Hacks (75)
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Can Blockbuster be saved? (29)
onAs the last major brick-and-mortar movie rental chain, Blockbuster needs to find ways to improve its business. But maybe it doesn't need to change that much.Read More...Shared by Adam Fuhrer (85) Adam Maldonado (155) Alexander13 (493) bittin (219) Brian (103) Carbonlord (46) Chris (68) Craig Ball (2) dobata (441) Doug Adams (129) Eric Chen (144) Guy (791) Inthenameofmine (406) Jason Bryant (15) Kyle Brady (16) Lisa Hosey (60) melmyfinger (15) Mike Perkins (90) Narayan (48) Nishant (6) Patrick (159) Robert MacEwan (11) Rose (183) Russ (32) Samuel F. (13) Shea Gunther (123) w0lfh0und (782) wcaw (76) Zak M. (690)Contribute comment
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Women Get Massages with 'Happy Endings' Too (45)
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12 Future Applications for the iPhone (4)
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With the new iPhone SDK, it's just a matter of time before we see a wave of new applications. We expect a lot of popular web 2.0 apps to offer an iPhone version. Native Twitter, Facebook and Flickr clients for iPhone will run faster than their in-browser versions and will take advantage of the impressive Apple UI libraries. But there is an entirely new breed of applications also coming to iPhone. These apps simply would ...Contribute comment
