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Introducing Picasa 3.0 (and big changes for Picasa Web Albums) (88)
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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 (6) AdamB (2) Adi (13) Adrian (10) Alberto (9) Andrew (27) Andy Beal (19) AndyDrew (3) Angus (42) Antonio Ortiz (34) Appu (17) atul (70) baixinho (25) Bwana (62) C.K. (116) cgsheldon (112) chris chambers (6) cmiper (9) Damon (16) dobata (281) DOCBook Howto (97) fox (4) Futt (5) FVT or FVTer (20) gfurry (11) henry (5) hikikomori (48) irishandrew (25) Jared Cherup (1) Javed (60) Jeremy (3) Jimmy (14) joco (18) Joe (73) John Ager (4) John Evans (31) JohnTheJohnMan (10) Kaos (19) keith (52) Krishnamoorthy K (3) kskobac (13) LinuxBox (2) Mark (8) Mathew (22) Matt (15) Mazz (33) melmyfinger (15) MH (25) Mike F (338) MMS (5) Mohammad Behdad (6) nanabite (10) nanog (18) Neko (14) Nelson (8) Nikki (43) Nikola (11) Nils Magnus (8) Panic (6) Pat (53) Peter (13) Peter Warnock (6) Pirate Scott (4) Prakash (16) psybuzz (12) Rachel Cobcroft (90) Rami Taibah (298) rchk (22) Sandow (8) Sean O (9) Shrike (1) Simon (6) Somphol Boonjing (15) svartling (23) Tallin (7) Thadman (3) tonywu (2) toru otsubo (14) Travis (9) ulysse.saloff (24) Umesh (9) vcamaral@gmail.com (17) Wayne Smallman (21) WebLeOn (19) Wratty (109) Yinka (9) zsafwan (17) 猫影 (12)Contribute comment - @cmiddlebrook Not sure about zend etc, but I highly, highly recommend LiquidWeb for dedi's They've installed everything I've asked onto mine (1)
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A fresh take on the browser (407)
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At Google, we have a saying: “launch early and iterate.” While this approach is usually limited to our engineers, it apparently applies to our mailroom as well! As you may have read in the blogosphere, we hit "send" a bit early on a comic book introducing our new open source browser, Google Chrome. We will be launching the beta version of Google Chrome tomorrow in more than 100 countries.So why are we launching Google Chrome? ...Shared by [BLT]FQX (60) Aaron (5) aaron (93) Aaron (2) Abhishek (6) Adam (14) Adam Fuhrer (53) Aelle (24) Akeem Williams (11) Alan Dean (32) Alberto (23) Alex (19) Alex (8) Alex France (114) Alexander13 (313) Alexandru Burciu (18) alfred westerveld (24) Amir (8) Amish Schulze (16) Andrew (27) Andrew Girdwood (33) Andrew Hughes (25) Andrew Schott (48) Andrew Terry (24) Andrew Walkingshaw (13) Andrey (3) andy bons (3) Angus (42) ani625 (57) Antoine (27) Antoine van Dinter (6) Anurag (3) Appu (17) Aren Grimshaw (2) atomantic (1) atul (70) azin (7) b (23) Babychen Mathew (236) Ben (4) Berker (6) bkim (2) Bob Hazlett (5) Bob Lee (15) bombox (6) Borchers (8) Brajeshwar (19) Brettsky (3) Brian (22) Brian (26) Brian Auer (20) Brian Daniel Eisenberg (7) Bryan (8) Bryan Hughes (3) C.K. 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- aaron said: of course there's interest, Scoble. That doesn't mean it makes any sense.
- Oscar J. Baeza said: Mañana lanzan la beta de Google Chrome!?!?!?!?!?
- [BLT]FQX said: 哦,Google终于推出浏览器
- giro said: google browser!
- DippinBits said: The next step in Google taking over the world? Perhaps. But I imagine this one will be in beta for a while...
- Sean said: I read through the whole comic, and I am now even more excited about this browser. It will be hard to give up Firefox and all of my addins though.
- Sebastian Werner said: It really seems to be true. Another webkit based browser. It seems that over time Webkit may be more important than Gecko (I vote for this). Adobe AIR, Nokia Nxx, Trolltech Qt, KDE, Apple and now Google Chrome. Hurray.
- Mijia said: Google Chrome task manager, 让我觉得他好像操作系统阿,仿佛一个完整功能的虚拟机,管理所有资源,各个组件在这个虚拟机中自由度更高,分离的程度更高,这会很棒的──另一方面,这样的应用很难写,不过应该可以相信Google的程序员
- Chris said: So many questions! With its whizzy new V8 JS engine, will Google sites (Maps etc) begin to demand Google Chrome for 'premium' features? Will it support the huge library of Mozilla plugins? (No way I can switch camps without Rikaichan for Japanese translation). And can we trust Google not to mine our data to serve ads (well, more than they do already)? Either way, very interesting times ahead!
- Khorshid said: Google to release the Beta version of its open source web browser tomorrow
- wvpv said: Can't wait to get my hands on it.
- David said: I'd rock a google browser.
- Robert Scoble said: Most shared item that I remember seeing recently on Google Reader. Demonstrates the interest there is in a Google browser.
- Derek said: Check out the comics
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Seth's Blog: Reaching the right people (60)
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Here's a great idea. What if your new rock group appeals to fans of the B52s? Or if your new book is just perfect for people who like Brad Meltzer? If you have a CD or a book or an idea that will appeal to a certain psychographic, it might not be so easy to reach just those people. Dave came up with a super idea: go buy a bunch of B52s CDs. Then list ...Shared by Avinash Kunnath (19) adang001 (6) Aditi (10) Alex (79) Andrew M (6) Andrew Peek (6) AnilG (11) Anthony DelleCave (2) Ben Corman (6) billspaced (8) BluesForPablo (18) burkinaboy (112) Carl Fyffe (2) Cem (2) chrisbrogan.com (22) Daan (8) Darin R. McClure (18) David (Dave) Bakker (3) Del (12) derrickkwa (9) Dr. Ernie (48) Fred Schechter (53) Garrett Eastham (1) Gauravonomics (39) Gautam (14) Howard Yermish (3) Jared (14) Jeff McIntire-Strasburg (70) Jeff Schmidt (11) Jim (17) John (7) John (12) Jon of SMA (7) Kareem Sultan (2) Kartik Agaram (3) Kris (40) Lorraine (15) Mark (9) Marshall Sponder (21) Martin Thörnkvist (2) matthew hunt (23) Mihalcea Razvan (170) Nigel J (22) p0ps (18) Pirkka (6) Pito Salas (2) plindberg (9) Richard (2) Riku (1) RoyBlumenthal (4) seanness (2) smackaysmith (3) subbu (17) Theo (4) Tibor (27) Todd (2) Travis (9) wrburgess (1) Xdroot (31) Zee M (21)Explore read five notes- chrisbrogan.com said: This is actually pretty clever.
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- Richard said: Interesting
- Carl Fyffe said: It amazes me how many kickass ideas this guy comes up with. Extra amazing is that most are actionable.
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Why Google Apps Hasn't Taken Off in Large Enterprises (16)
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gocreese via Pattern Finder shared by 7 people Last week, Fortune magazine published an article ("Google's tough sell to Corporate America") and blog entry ("Gen Y takes to Google Apps") on Google Apps, noting that it was popular with Gen Y but not with large enterprises. To put it in perspective, Fortune noted that Microsoft made 3,000 times more revenue than Google off of its Office software: Microsoft sold $12.2 billion of Office software in ...Shared by Alan Dean (32) Alex (79) Andrew Boardman (60) Antonio Ortiz (34) Bhavesh (14) CannonGod (186) Ionut (9) jon bradford (8) kofai (16) Lee Bryant (10) MiramarMike (18) Robert Scoble (61) Robin (10) Ross Mayfield (7) Sakib (15) Travis (9)- MiramarMike said: I agree with points 1,2 and 4 - see my comment on the posting for my rationale
- Travis said: This is bullshit. Google Apps is going to fucking kill office. This author is wrong, the incremental benefits are huge!
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Anti-Government Webmaster Shot Dead By Russian Police (12)
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J.Tatar and a number of other readers alert us to the shooting death of an anti-government webmaster while in police custody in Ingushetiya, a volatile province in southern Russia. Police took Ingushetiya.ru owner Magomed Yevloyev off a plane that had just landed in Ingushetiya. "Yevloyev... was a prominent opponent of the pro-Kremlin president of Ingushetia, Murat Zyazikov [a close ally of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin]. Prosecutors have opened a preliminary manslaughter investigation after Yevloyev ...Shared by Allen Thompson (14) Arion (6) Ben Turner (29) Clint (18) Heather (29) Jase (13) Jason (77) John (26) Robert Accettura (11) Travis (9) ultraviolet (30) Veritas Noctis (38)- Allen Thompson said: People just explode. Natural causes.
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Take a Knife to Magazines for Efficient Reading [Magazines] (17)
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Magazine love Michael Sliwinski slices and dices his favorite magazines before he goes to reduce bulk. He claims this not only gets him through a lot of magazines in record time, but it also decreases the sheer mass of them. (2-Minute Productivity) Speed-Reading Magazines - Episode No.6 [Nozbe Blog]Shared by Aria (18) Bjorn (27) chip (7) Clay (40) david miron (128) farzad (26) Freddy (1) Jarvitron (15) Jim (4) lmjabreu (21) nparker13 (67) Richard (40) Richard Dewick (8) Travis (9) wille (72) Yojimbo (17) Zach (43)Explore read four notesContribute comment -
Every Sunday is the same (16)
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Please don't show me graphs that place the days in order, in a bar chart. I know it's convenient, but it's useless. Every week I get a chart like this, and every week Wednesday is after Tuesday (and Tuesday's on the phone with me). Highlighting web traffic in this way is not helpful. All it tells me is that once again, the weekend was sort of slow. Or consider this chart, the standard comparison display, ...Shared by AARRIETA (13) Andrew Boardman (60) Andy (3) ani625 (57) Bruno Torres (3) danliebke (45) David (14) John (1) Manuj Darshan (8) mario r (13) nikan (18) Scott (3) skp (2) Travis (9) willygru (28) zuzur (6)Contribute comment -
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Idiotic. A federal appeals court says the government can prohibit meat packers from testing their animals for mad cow disease. Because the Agriculture Department tests only a small percentage of cows for the deadly disease, Kansas meatpacker Creekstone Farms Premium Beef wants to test all of its cows. The government says it can't. Larger meat companies worry that if Creekstone is allowed to perform the test and advertise its meat as safe, they could be ...Shared by Carey (23) Debbie (4) Jamin (12) Jason (77) Michael (2) MichaelMJ (5) Phuller10 (21) ryan (24) Successless (3) Sunil Garg (2) Tony (2) Travis (9)- Tony said: This is what happens when people value money over all else, disgusting.
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French doctors use laser to destroy brain tumor in conscious patient - Engadget (29)
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Filed under: Misc. GadgetsNeurosurgery with robotic assistance is getting pretty old hat nowadays, so it looks like scientists are trying to up the difficulty factor by keeping their patients awake -- a team of French doctors just completed the first successful removal of malignant brain tumor from a still-conscious patient, using a computerized laser and an MRI scanner to guide the probe. The fiber-optic laser was fed into the brain through a 3mm (.12 inch) ...Shared by Aaron R (61) adrcc2 (6) Andrew Terry (24) Andrew Trinh (25) Arturo (8) azlon (4) Ben (12) Chadwick (4) erbianchi (25) fmcpherson (0) Gareth (21) Humberto Gonzalez (18) Javed (60) Jeff (31) Jim Connolly (8) Justin (8) Muzo (8) nkronberg (43) Nvidianat (3) Radek Pilich (13) realgt (20) Ron (11) Ryan S (39) seweso (0) Sigalon (25) tamburix (6) Travis (9) Warren (2) wvpv (9) Yakaledo (1)- wvpv said: that's pretty stinkin' amazing.
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As I've often said for many years, "It doesn't get more American than ogling a British lingerie model (Katie Downes) walking the streets of ole' London town." Cohesion: It's what for dinner I started drinking at noon. SHAZAM! Happy Labor Day Weekend, everybody! See you jokers on Tuesday. Photos: Flynet, Splash NewsShared by Ryan (11) Travis (9)Contribute comment -
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Filed under: news, solar hacksProducing ice without electricity just got a lot easier thanks to these engineering students from San Jose State University. Their system uses solar heat to facilitate evaporation of a coolant. When the sun goes down and the coolant turns back to liquid, its temperature drops drastically due to extreme pressure differences. The unit can produce 14 pounds of ice per day with zero carbon footprint. It has no moving parts and ...Shared by Adam (16) Art (19) BritCrit (17) CannonGod (186) Charles (20) Christopher Martin (59) CJ (7) Cocoy (14) Dan Dawson (0) Daryl (0) Fred Schechter (53) JaySpear (0) JDAL. (6) jtokash (7) Luca (12) Luke Gedeon (6) Nikki (43) Noah (22) px (14) Rami Taibah (298) Rk (6) Robert Scoble (61) roedward (27) Ross (15) Sam (28) Todd (5) Travis (9)