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10 LEGO Video Games We'll Love to See (23)
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John McCain met Sarah Palin ONCE Before yesterday. (6)
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- Mark said: and I thought it couldnt get any worse after Bush and Cheney
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Man Heats 4,000 Sq. Ft Home for Just $2.50 Per Day (59)
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Why spend lots of money heating your house when nature can do it for you? Upstate New York resident John Kosmer has taken passive solar to a new level in his home, which only costs $2.50 a day to heat. That’s less than $1,000 a year of heating expenses in an area of the country that gets mauled with snow multiple times a year. Kosmer worked with Building With Integrity and Adirondack Alternative Energy to ...Shared by Adi Gaskell (9) Alex (79) Alex France (138) Amy (62) angel (244) azmo (15) Barbara K. Baker (2) Benjamin (786) Brandon Quintana (4) Cai Chen (769) Casper (44) cheflove (230) Col. Tribune (28) Daniel Romero (0) Dave (35) Dave E. (3) David Wallace (10) Db0 (27) deusdiabolus (58) Digg Boss (641) Earth Economy (74) Eric (7) George Brickner (37) Inthenameofmine (361) Jason (18) Jeff McIntire-Strasburg (70) Just A Clerk (1) Kate (246) Katie Fellows (24) Leena (806) Lisa Hosey (44) mark boyce (13) maxyRO (385) Mihalcea Razvan (198) mopperx2 (2) Natitude (84) nicerobot (27) Nikollas Ordway (55) nparker13 (67) Patrick (77) Philip Campbell (34) pneal (11) polizeros (5) Randy Meeker (14) Ross V (276) Sami Fouad (24) Samuel (41) Shadowfoot (2) Sham (102) Shreela (70) ShuTian (29) Stephanie Hicks (84) Steve (9) Syng Shin (51) teh roflmaoer (11) th13rteen (110) Tim (5) xxdesmus (48) zukibusa (12)Contribute comment - Think Your Kid's Gifted? You're Probably Wrong (1)
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Five Best Password Managers [Hive Five] (68)
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You've got enough to keep track of in your day-to-day life without filling your head with the countless logins and passwords you've racked up over the years, and the Post-It note on your monitor just isn't an option. Luckily, there are several fantastic and secure password management applications designed to make it easy for you to remember, manage, and secure your passwords effortlessly. On Tuesday you shared your favorite password managers, and now we're back ...Shared by AaronTN (21) abbas vahedi (2) Alec Peden (6) Alireza (4) Antonio Volpon (26) Barbara K. Baker (2) Brandy (5) Brian Junyor (38) bussiere (43) Bwana (62) Canopusoheil (0) Chris (15) Christian Santos (59) Compuwizard123 (16) Creeva (25) daisylinbluez (0) Daniel Kirk (10) Danilo (0) Digg Boss (641) Dominic Foster (266) elsterama (30) Erik Olson (4) etherealshadows (13) Frank Lynch (3) Fred Schechter (53) gastaoss (6) Geoff Thomsen (9) Hannibal (52) harrison3001 (13) hasamba (32) HUNG (38) ja | castillo (5) JeDa (0) jimmysessions (12) Joe (53) jose (2) Joselin Mane (4) jv (3) Kevin Cao (16) Leena (806) Marcel (21) Mel (31) miasarmento (103) MICHAEL (18) Nadine Touzet (5) NerdyMarketer (2) Pejman (0) Peter (20) Priit^ (41) Ralph Huffnagle (0) Richard (18) Rick (1) rmorrell (34) rOckY (122) Rosha (21) Ross V (276) Ryan (5) Sam (9) Sean McBride (50) Shawn (4) Sumesh (91) Syed Akram (3) Tink *~*~* (8) tOMPSON (5) tybeck (2) wwdj (8) Yaakov (10) Zak M. (349)Explore read four notes- MICHAEL said: 密码太多,保存下来又不安全
- Tink *~*~* said: Still a little leery of password managers - there aren't really any applications that cannot be hacked. Thus far, I don't think anyone has managed to hack someone's brain, unless there's Chinese water torture or else a chain saw involved - so I think I'll keep mine in my brain for now!
- Pejman said: من keepass رو استفاده می کنم
- Syed Akram said: I'm using roboform! Yeahh...in top 5.
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We Need To Kill The Business Card Once And For All (63)
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The business card needs to die, and everyone knows it. They’re clumsy, easy to lose, and virtually useless as one of the last bits of information that we pass non-digitally (they kill trees, too). The cell phone market could easily put business cards out of their misery, but instead of conforming to a single standard for contact exchange, handset manufacturers offer proprietary solutions or none at all. FriendBook, an iPhone application from Tapulous, looked like ...Shared by _dot_ (0) Abhilash (16) ack (17) Adam (5) Alec Peden (6) Alex (13) Aranyx (5) Barbara K. Baker (2) Brian (26) Chris (20) Chris J Guerra (11) Citizen K (9) Colide81 (17) colladude (1) Convoluted (12) Dave (8) Dave Saunders (16) David (60) Derek van Vliet (7) dkastner (15) Dolores Parker (15) DuctTapeMarketing (20) frjohnsen (7) Goktug (16) griflet (6) IanTW (16) InspireMedia (0) James (18) James Forbes Keir (6) Jason Nielubowicz (17) jetienne (2) jon bradford (8) Kerry (8) kidakaka (0) Kingsley (0) marxwang (43) Michael (13) Nathaniel (16) nikoleto (9) Patrick (16) PJ Kix (3) Rahul Gaitonde (15) Ralf Mueller (5) rchk (22) Robert Scoble (61) Ryan (1) Scott (16) Sean (12) Sean Blakey (10) sillyjw (10) Siva (0) Sonya Smith (0) Stanton (0) steve (1) Steve (10) Steve Rubel (21) syllabub (0) Tim (16) Tommaso (3) tommyp (2) Trebel (15) Will Cole (9) zapnap (18)Explore read nine notes- griflet said: This is interesting, but I like it better the 2d code embedded in a business card. Besides, everyone likes to show off their business card ;)
- Sean Blakey said: Hate business cards. Palm "cards" were a step in the right direction (remember the train ad?). An iPhone app is NOT a sufficient solution.
- Stanton said: I couldn't agree more.
- Ralf Mueller said: Yes!
- tommyp said: removed from appstore
- colladude said: why iphone
- Dolores Parker said: Instead of shaking hands, now you shake your iPhones.
- Sean said: Lets see, I usually pay a penny or less per business card... Could TechCrunch stop announcing things are dead? Last month it was voice mail, this month business cards, next month it will be the Internet because it's "outdated".
- Convoluted said: Neat Idea
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McCain’s Tax Cuts Benefit the Rich Even More Than Bush (28)
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In 2001 and 2003, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) opposed President Bush’s tax cuts, arguing that he couldn’t “in good conscience support a tax cut in which so many of the benefits go to the most fortunate among us.” But since then, McCain has ditched his concern about policies tilted towards the wealthy and now wants to double Bush’s tax cuts. Examining McCain’s shifts on taxes today, the Wall Street Journal’s Martin Vaughan writes that “an ...Shared by Adam Maldonado (109) Barbara K. Baker (2) bridgie (8) Dave (0) David Shepherd (7) Dean Steadman (3) Doug Adams (76) Eric Chen (66) Gene W (6) George Brickner (37) Guy (537) Jack (23) Jeff (6) John Storer II (25) Josh (35) Keith Achorn (14) Leo Romanovsky (15) Michael Bartnett (42) nicerobot (27) Omar Abid (61) Peter (0) Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu) (176) sadiq kassamali (33) Scott (5) sean carter (49) Shawn Hill (48) Vicki Baker (12) yosh (22)Contribute comment -
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Mac Designer Andy Hertzfeld Looks Back at 25 Years of Mac (48)
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Bell Labs Kills Fundamental Physics Research (28)
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Bell Labs' fundamental physics research lab, a Nobel Prize magnet for its countless contributions to computer science and technology, is shut down as its parent company shifts from basic science research to more marketable areas such as networking and nanotechnology.Shared by adam (707) Adam (13) Adam Debreczeni (12) Alexander13 (313) anushsh (13) Barbara K. Baker (2) Chad (118) David Fiedler (4) digits12 (614) Greg (8) Guy (537) Inthenameofmine (361) Jamie McGibbon (59) Joe D'Andrea (16) Kevin Federline (209) Manuj Darshan (8) McBilly Wilford Sy (37) Michael (21) Michael Mior (46) mike (18) Miles (18) Muhammad Saleem (215) Rene Rattur (0) RyneNelson (191) Saket (20) Shawn Hill (48) ShuTian (29) Tanath (34)Contribute comment -
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While I prepare to relocate (I’m moving next week!), I was fortunate to have the help of James Duthie, a serial guest blogger from Online Marketing Banter, a blog on social media, marketing, and more. You can subscribe to more of his ramblings here. A few weeks ago I wrote a post over at SEO Scoop comparing the quality of search engine traffic against social media traffic. The aim of my little experiment was to ...Shared by Adam (10) Andy (2) Aryeh (7) Babychen Mathew (247) Barbara K. Baker (2) Burcu Tüzün (3) Cai Chen (769) cKdisco (4) craig (46) Dane morgan (3) Elmer Thomas (119) History of Blogging (155) James Duthie (10) Jeff (119) Leena (806) Marshall Sponder (21) maxyRO (385) Michael B. (19) Miguel Lopez (46) Mike Wilton (5) Patty (221) Ranjani Ravi (9) SEMaven (33) Shana Albert (29) subbu (20) Tamar Weinberg (21) Tina Su (61) Vince (11) webtime (355)Contribute comment -
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An experiment into connecting the Web with language. It Doesn’t Have to be This Way You’re writing an email to invite a friend to meet at a local San Francisco restaurant that neither of you has been to. You’d like to include a map. Today, this involves the disjointed tasks of message composition on a web-mail service, mapping the address on a map site, searching for reviews on the restaurant on a search engine, and ...Shared by _dot_ (0) Aaron (4) Abe Serrano (2) absolutely gorgeous (48) adam (707) Adam (16) Adam Hoyle (1) Adam Javůrek (17) Adam McDonald (21) ademar (1) Adrius Fortytwo (2) Adrock (0) Agatha (13) Alan (1) Alasdair Watson (1) Alberto (9) Alberto Piccini (19) Aleksander (5) Alex Porter (4) alex yu (9) Alexander Goldovsky (0) Allan Espinosa (4) Allison Kipta (30) Alp Çoker (0) AlvarezVal (1) Alvin (0) Amihai (20) Amr Eldib (0) Anatol Pomozov (0) Andre Figueiredo (4) Andrea Baresi (5) andreas (3) Andreas (6) Andrew (5) Andrew (2) Andrew Cornett (1) Andrew Walkingshaw (13) Andrey (16) Andy (8) Aneel (14) angol (10) Anthony Bowyer-Lowe (5) Antoine Brunel (3) apinkpony (10) Archimedes Trajano (5) Armando (0) Arnaud Fischer (6) Art (19) asblogger (19) ashmex (5) asmarin (1) b (23) baber (0) Babychen Mathew (247) Baldgeekinmd (21) Barbara K. Baker (2) Bart (4) bbpnb (0) beatak (12) Beemer (8) Ben (12) Ben Jacob (16) BenQu (3) berivan (1) Berkay (2) Betula (13) Bill Bradford (0) Bill Hartzer (26) Bill HR (8) Billy (2) bish (0) Bjarte S. Karlsen (8) bombox (6) Brandy (5) Brendan (3) Brendon (2) Brent (1) Brian (0) Brian Antonelli (4) Brian Chappell (7) Brian Del Vecchio (4) Brian Moore (13) brianwyrick (2) Bruce (3) Bruno Melo (2) Buzzworkers (15) Calado (6) Caleb Kimbrough (1) Calvin Robinson (6) Cameron (20) Carlos (14) Carlos Mestre (2) Carlos Santos (0) Cat Chen (1) CB (12) cgsheldon (114) Chad Ayers (2) chad hutchins (1) chewzer (10) Chrigu (3) Chris Gilmore (13) Christiaan (22) Christian (1) Christian Harrington (8) Chrono (4) cjw333 (19) Clay (40) Clément Simon (2) Colm (3) Compuwizard123 (16) ConcertfreakJJ (5) Craig (4) D. Shaw (14) Damon (13) Daniel R. C. Filho (0) Danielle Fong (5) Danilo (10) darussol (24) Dave (14) Dave Dash (3) David (7) David (11) David (1) David Cooke (3) David P (5) David T. Cole (2) davidex (7) Dean (15) Dean (1) Dedalus (16) Dennis Hostetler (20) Derek (5) derek (8) Deviant (5) dffrnt (23) dieter (0) Dino Quarin (2) Dr.Eric Fickes (16) Drew (6) druqbar (3) Dylan Thomas (20) e r a (8) Ed H. Chi (6) Eddie (12) Eishi Kuroda (5) Eitan Burcat (0) Elroy (21) emaynard (2) Eran Lahav (0) Eric (7) Eric (1) Erik Arvidsson (4) Ernesto (1) et (11) Eugene Alvin Villar (7) Eugene Ventimiglia (3) evHa (1) evo (0) fakechris (16) fatmike (0) Federico Giacanelli (6) Federico Pistono (4) Fellipe (0) Fenng (44) ferhmo (4) Fernando Costa de Sousa (1) Florian Wagner (1) Folletto Malefico (2) Foomandoonian (11) frajuto (4) Francesco Bertocci (3) Francesco Lodolo (5) Francois (8) Fred Schechter (53) g9yuayon (3) GarthDB (11) Gautham Pai (5) Gema Terrones (6)
