GROOVE (4)
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GROOVE When you’re feeling it, you’re feeling it. i feelz teh punk rok. Picture by: dunno source. Caption by: Terminalvision via Loldog Builder » Recaption This » See All Captions Tagged: dancing, feelings, groove, puppy, shirt, yorkshire
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Randy said:
so freakin' cute.
FATHERHOOD (21)
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WARNING: New Facebook Scams Today, Junfunrun and Bulitre (12)
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We’ve previously covered a number of Facebook scams, most designed to steal your Facebook login details to spam your friends. Today another such scam popped up: the Mashable team currently has multiple mails from “Junfunrun [dot] com” and “Bulitre [dot] com” (don’t visit those domains). We’re not yet sure whether this is a fresh attack designed to steal login details, or whether it’s spam being sent from previously compromised accounts. Either way, the message is ...
Aviary Makes Screen Grabs Insanely Easy (48)
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Web-based image editor Aviary has just made it exceptionally easy to grab, edit, and share screen captures. To get started, all you need to do is type in “aviary.com/” in front of the URL of the page you’d like to screenshot. From there, Aviary opens up its web-based image editor, where you can do things like crop, resize, and adjust the quality of the image, as well as use some of Aviary’s editing tools, like ...
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Troy said:
This will be useful.
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hombrelobo said:
Excelente ... me parece que puede llegar a sustituir a los programas que uso ...
Dear Lord (9)
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WARNING: Yet Another Twitter Scam Invades Trending Topics (17)
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Today is Alan Turing’s birthday, and there’s nothing unusual that “Alan Turing” is one of the trending topics on Twitter. However, if you aren’t careful, you might end up clicking the wrong link and picking up some malware along the way. As usual, Twitter scammers have been using trending topics, in particular the “Alan Turing” one, to link to a site that’s designed to trick the user into installing malware. Steer clear of “myworlds.mp” and ...
Chinese Activist Calls for Internet Boycott on July 1st (20)
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From July 1st and onwards, all PCs sold in China must be shipped with an internet filtering program called Green Dam. This application, besides being a possible security risk, is supposed to protect the people of China from online pornography, but it could also be used to monitor their online activities and block other, non-pornographic sites. In protest of this action from the Chinese government, Chinese artists, architect and activist Ai Weiwei has called all ...
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Erik Ford said:
My goodness... I thought bandwidth caps and surcharges from Comcast etc. were bad!
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rommy said:
China can be such a fucking fail sometimes.
FitOrbit Pairs You With a Virtual Personal Trainer for a Body by Jake (10)
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Want to lose weight, tone up, or just get healthy? Join the club. Most of us are always searching for ways to better our bodies, preferably with little to no work. Unfortunately, no one has really capitalized on the web as a platform for body reform. Now, however, Jake Steinfeld of Body by Jake and well-known internet investor Ron Conway have combined forces to create FitOrbit, an online and mobile personal training hub for custom ...
WARNING: New Malware Threat in Twitter’s Trending Topi (22)
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Web security company Panda Security contacted us today to warn that malware links have started to invade Twitter’s Trending Topics. Scammers are targeting the service, they say, by creating fake Tweets that include the name of a trending topic. The idea is that you’ll search for a topic to find out what it means, and accidentally click through to the malware sites. Beware “Twitterbest” and “Zasaden” in Twitter Search The most common rogue links are ...
In Case of Fire, Do Not Use Twitter [Pic] (73)
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Although likely a Photoshop, today’s Twitter meme du jour doesn’t seem too far fetched: “In Case of Fire, Do Not Use Twitter”, reads the image currently on the front page of news ranking site Digg (included below). Twitter’s use in emergencies is well-established: we’re all familiar with the trend of live-Tweeting an earthquake – perhaps in favor of taking cover. Meanwhile, an emergency in Atlanta saw a councilman using Twitter, not 911, to summon help. ...
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Front Porch said:
This seems like a "no duh" but pay attention to the humorous warning!
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Teeko said:
Heh, soita avun tarpeessa hätänumeroon, älä laita viestiä twitteriin...
A Personal Note on Iran: How Information is Spreading (14)
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In light of the recent events in Iran, we want to share a story from an Iranian-American colleague about his experiences using Facebook and his perspective on how much has changed in the past decade. I woke up Saturday morning to a surge of activity in my News Feed about the events unfolding in Iran. I had heard that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had been re-elected, but I had no idea how the people of Iran ...
Mindblowing #IranElection Stats: 221,744 Tweets Per Hour (53)
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The protests in Iran have only grown in size and in magnitude these last few days. Ever since the highly disputed “landslide victory” for incumbent Ahmadinejad and subsequent charges of voter fraud, Iranians have taken up their cameras, mobile phones, and computers to send Twitter updates, YouTube videos, and Flickr photos of the riots. While we knew that these social tools have been instrumental to the Iranian protests (so much so that the U.S. Government ...
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blindsurf3r said:
The blogosphere, twitterverse and others are up in arma about the situation in Iran.. will it make a difference??
WARNING: Ligromind Facebook Scam on the Loose (17)
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A word of warning: don’t click links to “Ligromind [dot] com” or “Killselfz [dot] com” if they turn up in your Facebook mail today. Both are spam links which seem to be propagating quickly through the social network: even with my tech-savvy network of friends, I’ve received multiple mails tonight. As we’ve explained previously, these scams typically propagate themselves by downloading malware to your machine, then blasting messages to all your friends – either to ...
Twitter Blog: Down Time Rescheduled - wow! Guess Twitter has some value eh? ;) (70)
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A critical network upgrade must be performed to ensure continued operation of Twitter. In coordination with Twitter, our network host had planned this upgrade for tonight. However, our network partners at NTT America recognize the role Twitter is currently playing as an important communication tool in Iran. Tonight's planned maintenance has been rescheduled to tomorrow between 2-3p PST (1:30a in Iran).Our partners are taking a huge risk not just for Twitter but also the other ...
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Richard Mondello said:
Look at this, people. Twitter listened and rescheduled its downtime for maintenance so that it can keep being a useful tool in Iran, which by all reports is now dire.
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John Pederson said:
Strong.
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Ralph said:
Awesome!
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Mohammad Siahatgar said:
معرکهاید شما:)
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Rutger Blom said:
Downtime? What is this? The 90's?
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Eliezer said:
It's a different world...
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Wilii said:
好一篇公关文,要不是看到达人听写的BBCNews 2009-06-17 WED,真想当然的竖大拇指了,明显是顺水推舟“The U.S. State Department has asked for the social network inside Twitter not take the side of line for maintenance work so Iranian can stay in touch with each other.”
Twitterrific 2.0.2 Needs Apple to Save Us from Twitpocalypse (11)
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On Friday, Twitter engineers pushed up the Twitpocalypse, an issue that broke several third party Twitter apps which could not handle Tweet IDs higher than 2,147,483,647. While most applications updated their software to deal with the Twitpocalypse, a few experienced issues, including Twitterrific for the iPhone (not the Mac version) and Destroy Twitter. Well Twitterrific has responded to the issue and is releasing Twitterrific 2.0.2, which should fix issues with the popular iPhone app. That ...
Facebook Team Celebrates and Explains the Usernames Launch [Video] (15)
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Facebook has successfully launched Facebook Usernames. In 3 minutes, there were 200,000 usernames registered. In 15 minutes, over half a million, and it is rising. So what were the difficulties? How did they overcome issues? What is coming next? And most of all, how did the Facebook team celebrate the successful launch? There have been some amazing happenings here, and so we grabbed a Flip HD and recorded it. In our first video, we spoke ...
EXTINCTION (6)
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