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Ubiquity for Firefox (11)
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Mozilla Labs has released the first public release of Ubiquity, a Firefox extension that has been in the works for a few months now and introduced during the Mozilla Summit, last month. It is really hard to explain what it does but here are a couple of examples: One: select a piece of text you want to translate press Ctrl + Space to invoke the Ubiquity command line, type trans and press Enter. a translated ...Shared by Akai (25) alicekey (12) Balint Miklos (0) Barry Ferg (16) elias (5) Inman (2) Matteo Starri (19) Quasidot (22) Scott (3) Tony Manco (49) Toomore (11)Contribute comment -
Google Will Now Manage Your Website’s Ads (60)
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Last March, Google began inviting a select number of publishers within its AdSense network to test a new hosted advertisement management tool called Google Ad Manager. The search company has now announced that the tool is out of beta and available to all publishers with AdSense accounts. Since its unveiling, Google Ad Manager has been seen as a direct threat to OpenX, an on-premise software solution (known previously as OpenAds and phpAdsNew) for managing the ...Shared by Adam (6) Alberty Pascal (5) Alfonso Martinez (14) Alias nicht verfügbar (12) Andrew Wise (18) Asankhaya (2) Austin (3) Brit (24) britta (6) Chris (14) Citizen K (9) Colby Palmer (8) Dan (3) DrBaher (6) Elroy (22) etlund (5) evanc (2) fatihturan (67) Gregory Go (39) HollowMarkeD (65) hyderabadblues (5) Inman (2) James (18) Jason (28) Jason (5) Jason Nielubowicz (17) Jemima Kiss (10) Josh Orum (6) kcearns (15) Kevin (9) Kin (23) Kurt Zenisek (8) leo (15) Levon Karayan (11) lkratz (21) lostmagic (30) Maggie (5) marcel (9) mark (3) Matt (5) Melissa Chang (1) Mike Troiano (2) nicolas.boullosa (7) Oscar (12) Pat (3) Rex (152) Roger Åberg (14) samuel (16) Scott (7) shark (17) Sherman (13) smr (12) Splotche (14) The Mason Technologist (6) Tim Aldiss (1) Tomi (8) Trebel (15) Usability (0) yoshy (339) ziqbalbh (24)Contribute comment -
10 Tools to Get the Most Out of GTalk (74)
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For those of us who are active Google Talk (GTalk) users, sometimes chatting is not enough. Luckily, there are tools to make your GTalk experience more interesting like VOIP, translations, and more. Here are 10 third party tools and special features that will help you get the most out of the service. Which ones are your favorite? Know any more? Tell us in your comments. Extended Talk Extended Talk is a free addon for GTalk ...Shared by _original (46) (jeff)isageek (52) Aaron (7) Abhishek (9) AJ (190) Alex (102) Andrew (63) Apostlion (1) Art (22) beanj007 (5) Ben Shoemate (23) catepol (21) ChaCha (79) Chandoo (9) Christopher (54) Consiliera (5) Daisuke Tanaka (12) dani (22) Daniel (9) Dave (46) Earl E Morningwood (59) Eddypedro (9) elsterama (41) fundament (57) Gareth Murran (10) Gary (4) graywolf (33) Humberto Gonzalez (43) infonomada (32) Inman (2) Jaap Willem (8) Jake (0) Jase (13) Javed (119) Joe (102) Joe (6) John (4) johnt (48) Karie (6) keith (76) Lambert (19) Le prof. (12) lebachai (7) linguafranca (32) Matteo Starri (19) Melissa (14) Mike F (460) minounou (3) Murtadh (8) Nice Fish Films (65) nikhil (26) Paolo Bozzelli (3) Rahul Gaitonde (15) RaynerApe (34) reisfeldt (11) Rex (152) Roger Kondrat (5) rss (21) Ryan (20) Sakib (15) Santosh (5) Scott (19) Shailesh Ghimire (5) shark (17) Shawn F (8) small (22) Stanley (10) StEfIgNO (7) svartling (27) tarun (5) Tim (25) Tony S. (5) Vipul (42) Zenith (27)Explore read six notes- Tony S. said: Some cool stuff for Gtalk!
- StEfIgNO said: utile.
- Tim said: none of these are any good. New version, plz.
- Paolo Bozzelli said: Utilissimo :)
- catepol said: da vedere
- Consiliera said: good collection, and there's more in the comments of the articel on Mashable!
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http://mashable.com/2008/08/21/gtalk-tools/ (51)
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Bookmark this on Delicious - Saved by daisylinblue to tools gtalk Google - More about this bookmarkShared by Aaron (7) Abhishek (9) Alex Ambrose (7) Clement (13) Consiliera (5) Daisuke Tanaka (12) daisylinbluez (0) dani (22) Daniel (9) Danielle (37) Ditto Rahmat (15) Drew Olanoff (144) Flavio (1) Florian Fiegel (10) Gary (4) Humberto Gonzalez (43) infonomada (32) Inman (2) Jaap Willem (8) Joe (6) johnt (48) Krazy (146) Le prof. (12) lebachai (7) lunamoth (25) Mao Yu (28) Marshall Bose (0) Matteo Starri (19) miasarmento (110) Michael Stewart (21) minounou (3) Murtadh (8) myln (115) nikhil (26) Paolo Bozzelli (3) reisfeldt (11) Rhea Drysdale (11) Robert (7) rss (21) Ryan (20) Ryan (8) Sakib (15) Sasha Kovaliov (10) Shailesh Ghimire (5) Sham (107) Shawn F (8) Stanley (10) StEfIgNO (7) tarun (5) Tony S. (5) web (4)Explore read four notes- Paolo Bozzelli said: Utilissimo :)
- StEfIgNO said: utile.
- Tony S. said: Some cool stuff for Gtalk!
- Consiliera said: good collection, and there's more in the comments of the articel on Mashable!
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More About Android and HTC Dream (18)
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Five months after the last released version, Google and the Open Handset Alliance publicly launched Android 0.9 SDK beta."Back in November, we made some SDK builds available that we referred to as early look SDKs. The goal was to give developers insight into the platform as early on as possible, and to get some initial feedback. Since then, we've been working with our Open Handset Alliance partners to incorporate much of that feedback, and finish ...Shared by Ameer (18) Army of Gnomes (39) Chris C (1) Chuck Falzone (8) Diana (20) gisc (24) Inman (2) Jigar Mehta (58) John (17) kofai (18) Lavender Cafe/LFH Design Studio Library (28) NanoTech (5) Nkululeko Masondo (0) Phani (2) Phuller10 (34) Toomore (11) Troed Sångberg (3) unicious (3)Contribute comment -
Executor Is Impressive, Full-Featured App Launcher [Featured Windows Download] (98)
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Windows only: Free application Executor is an application launcher very similar in look and feel to Lifehacker reader's favorite application launcher, Launchy. In fact, after a bit of testing Executor might have just snagged Launchy's place as the app launcher of choice on my Windows machine. One of the major differences between the two is Executor's emphasis on keywords. Although it does text search for just about anything, Executor gives priority to user-assigned keywords for ...Shared by aElian (18) Amy (9) Ann (3) anthony warnick (11) anupam (5) Arvin (7) Ben (18) Bob (4) Brian (26) Brian Antonelli (28) bwary (1) Cade (7) Calon (20) Cameron Hatfield (7) Carl (2) Chad (4) ChaoticMind (1) Chloe Fan (6) Compuwizard123 (34) ConcertfreakJJ (6) DarkBls (73) Dave Woodard (7) David P (16) Dino (8) Dustin Diaz (15) Eduo (52) Edwinek (14) Fernando B (5) Gene Locklin (49) Gordon (6) graywolf (33) Greg (2) grend (6) Hasan (23) Igor Schwarzmann (6) Inman (2) Jaap Willem (8) Jack (4) Jacob (2) JAMES TUCKER (3) Jason (8) jGrrl (7) Jimmah (13) Joe (70) joekwon (18) JoeMaMa (1) Jonas (17) Jonnie (7) Josh (24) Justin (19) Justin (7) K-IntheHouse (20) KCTrey (1) Library (16) Luckystrik3 (16) Mark Roberts (13) Mike (3) motionless (2) MrQwest (38) mubix (18) n00b (3) ndench (10) Nick (5) Nick Campbell (5) nikhil (26) nparker13 (104) Peter Bockenhauer (4) Phani (2) pio (14) Pippo (10) Priit^ (63) Pyros (3) Roger (9) Scott (8) Shack (17) Sid (7) small (22) solsuknjerk (2) StevieB (71) Terje (5) Tim (25) Tim (13) Todd Lohenry (11) tOMPSON (5) Trey (4) Triple Entendre (12) tybeck (4) Vish (13) Will WM (1) William Cui (20) wwdj (9) Yinka (9) Yooakim (2) zemote (4) zRyu (4) zsafwan (46) Zsoltik@ (4) 绯村剑心 (15)Explore read five notes- Chad said: I use Launchy and will look into this. I love Launchy!
- Jason said: Just uninstalled Launchy for this.
- ndench said: The day after I get round to installing Launchy, this turns up. Now I have something else to test. Typical! :-)
- Dustin Diaz said: Remember this app for those on windows that want something like Quick Silver.
- Tim said: I'm going to try this out. Disloyal, I know.
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Google Calendar Agenda in Gmail (46)
onGmailAgenda is a Greasemonkey script that shows your Google Calendar agenda as a sidebar in Gmail. The script uses Google Calendar's embedded view and it includes an option to add events to the main calendar. The sidebar can't be minimized, so it remains visible even when you don't need it.An alternative way to keep an eye on the Google Calendar agenda is to add the iGoogle gadget in the sidebar, as explained in this post. ...Shared by 4braham (2) Alberto (9) Ameer (18) Andrew (63) Andrew (30) baldahin (5) chip (24) Chris (13) cireasa (8) Clay (41) Compuwizard123 (34) CurtisB (1) danliebke (56) Darkwookiee (1) Denis Gobo (29) Derek (3) Donnie Berkholz (5) Eli (8) elijah.wright (5) Eric Baillargeon (2) Fernando Batista (9) Foremire (20) gisc (24) HBreda (20) Inman (2) Jason Nielubowicz (17) Magnolia (3) ManiacD (30) Marianne (11) Mark (13) merkurov (15) Mike Mahaffie (1) Neko (15) Panic (7) Patty (264) Petre (6) PMinze (28) Robert van Bregt (9) rOckY (154) Ryan (0) Sai Ram Kunala (5) Sean Harvell (0) SilverStag (3) Sonny Cloward (6) tadhgk (6) zbrox (32)
- chip said: this works great on my huge work monitor.
- Derek said: cool in principle, but I don't like the look of it, but it just reminds me how much I wish you could customize some panes in Gmail
- SilverStag said: neat...useful for people who use GCal and GMail.
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New Look for the Blogger Dashboard (8)
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I have to admit it took me more than a year to get use to Blogger, but I stuck with it no matter what. Yesterday Google released some new feature to spice this platform up. Unfortunately, I'm using the old template, so most of the changes will not work on my blog.So, what's new?More attractive & functional DashboardGoogle Gadgets in your layouts blog can now set their height automaticallyAdSense page elements can now optionally have ...Shared by Andrew (30) ckaroli (45) Inman (2) Joe (102) mcastel (25) sylvainbriant (12) tapir (37) Windy (11)Contribute comment -
Google Launches AdSense for Feeds (55)
onI noticed a new option in my AdSense account: AdSense for feeds, a program that displays contextual and placement-targeted ads in FeedBurner feeds. FeedBurner announced in May that AdSense for Feeds will be available to a small number of publishers and now it seems that everyone can use it.FeedBurner has recently closed FAN, its advertising network. "No new applications for FAN publishers are being accepted and we expect the broad variety of options provided through ...Shared by Akos (14) Alberty Pascal (5) Ameer (18) anand (5) Angela (1) atul (75) avilnid (2) Bhavesh (36) blacktulip (1) Chandoo (9) ChaoticMind (1) ckaroli (45) Compuwizard123 (34) corey (8) Csaba (3) Denis Gobo (29) Derek (3) Dondado (23) Erik J. Heels (51) Evert Jan (10) Florent Solt (0) Foremire (20) Frederic (6) Henk-Jan van der Klis (10) howking (0) Inman (2) IwfWcf (11) Jared Cherup (1) jgonfre (3) karmona (5) Latruffe (9) Leon Ridge-Cooke (42) lpalli (5) mgratzer (1) Mike Reynolds (39) Mrs S (15) Navid (71) netklon (11) nikoleto (15) Núria (20) nybble (15) p0ps (34) Pankaj (0) Patric Welch (2) Paul O'Flaherty (12) Payam (6) perspikace (26) Sam (7) Simon Wren (28) SimpleRich (1) Voyagerfan5761 (18) WebLeOn (23) Zef (6) மயூ-Mayu (2) 小志 (12)Contribute comment
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Linux Desktops Dressed Up as Macs [Featured Desktop] (60)
onSeveral Linux users in the Lifehacker Desktop Show and Tell Flickr group are showing off their Ubuntu Hardy Heron desktops—dressed up as a Mac. Reader Stefan Neagu says: Isn't it beautiful? Imagine running a superior operating system on cheap hardware, enjoying the benefits of much more expensive hardware. Let's take a look at a few Ubuntu desktops passing as Macs with the help of a few add-ons like Compiz Fusion. First, Neagu's Hardy Heron desktop. ...Shared by Adnan (29) Alvin A. (23) Amihai (24) Anand Sharma (10) Andre Siregar (4) Andrew (4) Andrew (30) Art (22) Boss (11) Brad (9) Brendan (9) Bwana (74) Caanan (3) chip (24) Chris (15) Db0 (32) Dedalus (22) Eino (17) ekaye (13) ema (3) Evelien (10) graywolf (33) Henry (11) hibiscusroto (3) HUNG (56) Inman (2) izensun (5) Jared (0) Jarred Reynolds (17) Jeffrey Blais (47) jimmysessions (12) Jordi De Groof (12) Jorge (22) JulioHM (33) Justin (17) Keef (0) Keith (7) Ken (8) kevin (1) Majnoon (27) Marc (3) Mr. Flowerpot (16) Nathan Reale (2) Nicolai (2) Pankaj (0) Prashant (5) Priit^ (63) Rob M (6) Ryan (0) Sam Harrelson (34) ScorpFromHell (11) Scott (3) Shannon Prickett (34) Stormgrass (16) Stu (10) Sumesh (103) tarraguna (2) Tim Elliott (4) woofer (7) Youlay (7) 攻疼新一 (317)
- Bwana said: "Superior" OS, with "cheaper" hardware? And they say Mac users are smug? Just because you got a sweet paint job on your custom hot rod, doesn't mean everyone else can. Sigh. Kills me how this superior OS copies every other OS's interface. I digress. Long live Linux!
- izensun said: 又來了，買台MAC不就好了嗎
- Brendan said: I love lifehacker, and apparently they love iGoogle.
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Top 10 CSS Table Designs | CSS, Events | Smashing Magazine (176)
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By R. Christie Tables got to be one of the most difficult objects to style in the Web, thanks to the cryptic markup, amount of detail we have to look over to, and lack of browser compatibility. A lot of time could be wasted on a single table although it’s just a simple one. This is where this article comes in handy. It will show you ten most easily implemented CSS table designs so you ...Shared by !&# (23) (jeff)isageek (52) abotis alias Tobias G. (5) AJ (190) akira (12) Alejandro Prieto (8) Ali Erdoğan (19) Amy (9) andrefaria (20) Andrew Wise (18) Andy Croll (3) Andy Todd (1) ani625 (85) Arnold (2) Avinash (189) Babak (10) babaru (13) Babychen Mathew (359) Bill Stevens (4) BlackTigerX (13) Bob (5) Bob Potter (45) Bramanga (4) Brandon (5) Brent the Closet Geek (31) Brian (3) Brian (17) Bruce (3) Bryan (7) Budi Setiawan (0) callion (14) Calvin (3) carlback (2) Carolina Vigna-Maru (3) Ced (5) Chris (5) Chris L (20) Chris Papadopoulos (29) chriscoyier (29) Christopher McGrath (0) cirox (5) Connie Crosby (8) Dan (23) Dana Coffey (1) Danny Korpan (6) Danny Navarro (12) Dave (15) Dave Cheong (15) David (6) David (2) David Burrows (0) David V (14) Dee Dee Warren (21) Derek Gottlieb (6) Dieter Limeback (0) diwakergupta (4) Dr. Loboto (11) ehu4ever (87) Esteban (2) etng (25) Evaristo (12) fatihturan (67) Filippo (1) Fiorano (5) Florian Fiegel (10) Fofa (15) fozbaca (8) Francesco Biacca (3) Frawst (8) fribirdz (7) garraxxi (26) Gerard (34) Gil Creque (8) Guillermo (4) Gyuri (9) harrison3001 (37) Heather (7) Herock (10) Hidde De Vries (3) Ian Yang (16) IceskYsl (8) imabonehead (74) Inman (2) Jachin Sheehy (8) Jamie Lawrence (0) Jarret (7) Jean-Christophe Brebion (0) Jeff Smick (1) Jeffrey Herr (3) Joao Vitor (4) Jonny Hou (2) Joop Laan (0) Joseph (0) Ju (18) jugyo (6) Justin (7) Justin (19) Kahong (12) Karol F (29) Keith Teare (12) Konrad.H (3) Lahiru Priyadarshana (12) luxus (9) Marc Ashwell (1) Mark Jensen (0) matias dutto (2) Max (1) Meng Hao (0) Michel (14) Mike F (460) Mike Schenkel (2) MInTheGap (17) Mithrill (3) Moe (10) mr.petruccio (39) natalia (28) neo (9) Neves Neto (9) nicedexter (13) odeb (49) Olivier Favre (Innovablog) (30) Orunner (6) Pat Moroney (6) Paul (21) Paulo Pereira (20) pete (12) Peter N (4) Peter Theill (2) phaithful (0) Phil (49) Priyadarsan Venugopalan (17) Ram (91) Randy J. Ray (4) raulpereira (1) Richard Davies (5) Rishabh Manocha (9) RLivsey (7) rmorrell (53) robby (0) Robby Colvin (12) Robert (9) Robert Reed (6) Roger (9) Roman Roset (1) Sandy (2) Sean McGrath (4) Seb (0) Seth (12) Sham (107) Shane (21) sorrycc (7) Sougent (3) Standard Society (7) Stefano (0) Steve (1) Steven Correy (19) StevieB (71) sugach2 (6) Sumesh (103) Suzanne Chapman (10) Tad Chef (114) taylor (329) Ted (13) Toni (1) trevor (4) Ulrich (1) Valentino (0) Ville-Matti (0) Vince (24) Vladimir Yashnikov (10) Vodex (17) William (3) Wu (0) Zach (2) zoby (0)- Chris said: Damn table styles
- Keith Teare said: Really good write up on css tables. Excellent.
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Search Geo-Data With Finder. Sneak Peak At GeoCommons (Map) Maker. (33)
onOnline map mashups are about to get a whole lot more sophisticated. A startup in Arlington, Virginia called FortiusOne (based on technology out of George Mason University) is developing a service called Maker! that will let anyone easily find geo-tagged data available on the Web and map it. One piece of the service is already available: a search engine for geo-data called Finder! It lets you find sets of geographical data already on the Web, ...Shared by Alex (7) alleycat (3)
