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When Digg’s Lead Architect Joe Stump took the stage at the Facebook Developer Conference in San Francisco earlier today, something in one of his screen shots caught our attention. He was there to show how users will soon be able to log in to Digg without an account via their Facebook credentials (the new Facebook Connect product). But also included prominently in the screen, but not mentioned by Stump, was an option to log in ...Shared by aaron (0) abhi (2) Adrian Bacon (0) Aelle (33) AJ (168) Alan (1) Alex (1) Alex (0) Ankesh (28) Archit T (8) arturo.servin (8) atermath (1) Avi (461) Backhandzeus (4) Benjamin (824) Brad Brooks (9) Brad Nadler (6) Brendon Wadey (12) Brian Junyor (39) Bryan (8) Cam (16) Carbonlord (46) cgsheldon (119) Chad Spacey (5) Christopher W. Bown (6) cloneofsnake (0) Damien (10) Damien Deakes (0) Daniel (1) Danny (11) Danny Thornton (30) Dean Burge (10) Dennis Laumen (11) DigitalMike (55) dmkinteractive (13) Doug (50) Doug Funny (42) Douglas Bell (0) Eduardo batista (3) Eoin (8) Frankie W (3) George Brickner (37) guy (479) Hakicoma (13) Hassan (11) Hisham (21) IanTW (16) Jared (1) Jason Kingery (15) Jay (18) Joey Foxenberger (5) Joh Rogers (4) Jordan Calhoun (4) jorescobar (14) Josh (5) Joshua (8) Joshua Lovejoy (0) Jules Morgan (2) Keshav (41) Kevin (2) Kristen (203) louisgray (115) Lucas Wales (13) LUCCHINA (423) Manish (5) Matt Campbell (3) MaXeR (6) maxyRO (399) Michael (13) Michael (12) Mitchell (4) Owen E. (0) perspikace (15) Phreak 2.0 (48) Rafael Teixeira (8) razvan (2) Régis (5) Regis (2) rmg7344 (15) Rob (18) Robin Millette (17) Rosha (22) Ryan_VP (2) Sam (7) schuettla (0) Sean (9) Sebastian (1) Shawn Hill (53) Steven (2) Steven (10) StudentMfri (2) Tal Siach (373) Teresa (0) Trebel (15) Trent Hunger (13) Trevor Wermund (118) Tyson Williams (39) Vidoop LLC (14) Vishal (5) Woof (2) سروش رسولی (15)- Steven said: More OpenID.
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Google Maps walking directions had been spotted by some users before, and now they’re being rolled out for everyone, as Search Engine Roundtable reports. Try this directions search in New York, for instance, and you’ll see the “Walking” link on top activated (though this isn’t just restricted to US locations, as a test search in Germany showed). Google has the following disclaimer following their “beta” notice: “Use caution when walking in unfamiliar areas.” Uhm, OK. ...Shared by adamgn (11) AJ (168) Archit T (8) Avi (1) Carl Fyffe (2) Carlos Pinto (5) Chirantan (8) Chris (1) Crysti the Great (6) danb420 (10) enSue (25) focoma (12) Jardenberg (9) jeremy (9) Jigar Mehta (27) kidmarmite (26) Lari Numminen (0) norti (18) Priyadarsan Venugopalan (7) Qian (28) Rutger Blom (2) Ryan (24) Sai Gudigundla (9) Sean Harvell (0) Steven (10) Thadman (3) Tim (11) Vulpes (1) ziizii (1) 猫影 (12) 이장 (33)Contribute comment -
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Wilhelm isn't really much of a smiler. Nor was he much of a laugher. Nor a crier, scowler, or high-fiver. He seemed to only be capable of two emotions: "emotionless" or "asleep." He's of the opinion that programming has gotten too easy in recent years, not like it was back in his day when programmers were programmers. A time before garbage collectors, transactions, protected memory, fancy IDEs with fancy integrated debuggers — nowadays developers have ...Shared by ab_aditya (3) Alan Dean (32) cephyn (1) Chad (134) David Arcos (28) Doug (24) ephes (5) ghosttie (18) Jannik (1) JBu92 (25) LouCypher (34) Pickles (11) Scott Fitchet (0) Steven (10) TiTi (80) Todd (2) Venci (12) Vez (2) Yann (34)- Steven said: The story is a little long-winded if you're not a developer, but the punchline is worth it.
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