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WorldChanging: Misunderstanding Cyberwar (4)
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There’s nothing like the term “cyberwar” to capture a reader’s attention. For those who grew up on “Wargames”, “Sneakers” or William Gibson novels, the term conjures up images of heroic hackers in shadowy basements, frantically tapping on keyboards in a life and death struggle against the enemy on the other side of the glowing CRT screen. It’s a vision that was compelling to senior people in the US Air Force, including former USAF Secretary Michael ...Contribute comment -
Online image editor pixlr (6)
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Online Image EditorPixlr is a free online image editor, jump in and start edit, adjust, filter and much more. http://www.pixlr.com | More on Go2Web20.netContribute comment -
Bukisa (1)
onShare your Knowledge, Earn MoneyBukisa is a platform for creators to share their work and knowledge. These creators contribute with articles, videos, podcasts, etc. The contributors enjoy wide publicity for their work, and revenue sharing from advertisements profited on their pages. http://www.bukisa... | More on Go2Web20.netShared by Joseph (0)Contribute comment
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Cmypiitch (2)
onCommunity and Networking for Entrepreneurscmypitch is a social network for small business. It connects you to people who can help your business succeed. Find out how the most successful entrepreneurs made their mark and get the inside knowledge. http://cmypitch.com | More on Go2Web20.netContribute comment
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BuddyPress (2)
onSet of WordPress MU Specific PluginsBuddyPress is essentially a set of WordPress MU specific plugins. Each plugin adds a distinct feature (or component) to BuddyPress and only handles functionality for that specific component (for example, private messaging). BuddyPress also has a core plugin that all other plugins require, it contains shared functions and performs the basic modifications to the WordPress MU interface. http://buddypress... | More on Go2Web20.netShared by ChaCha (62) Joseph (0)Contribute comment
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The New Magicthegathering.com (1)
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Thirty Helens Agree: Xbox Live gaming should be free (2)
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I, along with 30 Helens, agree with Don Reisinger on the subject of Xbox Live. Xbox Live Gold memberships should be free. I actually can’t speak for the aforementioned Helens, so let’s just say that Don and I are in complete concurrence. The basic argument is that if Xbox Live Gold memberships were free, instead of $50 per year, Microsoft would have a lot more online players, which they could sell advertising against, which would ...Shared by Joseph (0) Kevin (23)Contribute comment -
Games Convention 2008: Blizzard Unveiling Lich King cinematic, Details at Leipzig (4)
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Mike McWhertor and Michael Fahey are jetting their way to German as we speak, so they can cover the antics and news of Games Convention. It was last year at Games Convention that I had my first chance to play a bit of StarCraft II. Unfortunately, this year's Blizzard showcase will not include hands-on with Diablo III. The good news is that Blizzard plans to unveil the opening cinematic movie for World of Warcraft: Wrath ...- mernisse said: Do Not Want Lich King, Do Want SCII, DIII.
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Explaining REST to Damien Katz (63)
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Damien Katz recently caused a stir on a bunch of the blogs I read with his post entitled REST, I just don't get it where he wrote As the guy who created CouchDB, I should be a big cheerleader for RESTful architectures. But the truth is, I just don't get it. For CouchDB, REST makes absolutely insanely perfect sense. Read a document, edit, put the document back. Beautiful. But for most applications, enterprise or not, ...Shared by Ade (9) afroginthevalley (3) Alan (9) Alex (79) Andrea Baresi (5) Andy Todd (1) aok (5) Arne Janning (0) Asbjørn Ulsberg (2) benfulton (7) Berkay (2) Bryan (2) Carter (0) Christian (52) Dan (10) Dan MacKinlay (22) Danny Ayers (3) Dave Bauer (8) dccrowley (3) Denis Gobo (19) Derrik (28) dewitt (11) Dimitri Glazkov (0) Dominic Hopton (0) engtech (5) Eugene Alvin Villar (7) Fred (15) Harper (75) Jamie Eisenhart (2) Jason Delport (4) Javed (62) Jeremy (70) jfiorato (7) Jonathan (0) Joost de Valk (0) Jordan Brock (2) Joseph (0) Josh (7) Kent Johnson (0) Matt McAlister (3) mattw (0) Michael (12) Mike Subelsky (3) mjs (8) mor10am (11) Otto R. Radke (2) Patrick (17) Paul Annesley (1) Paul Bouzide (0) Paul James (0) Pete Johnston (10) Peter (1) Peter Hoffmann (22) poorbird (12) rhymes (2) Rumble (11) Sebastian Röbke (0) Simon (2) skottk (1) spoon16 (32) turker (6) くにしま (9)- afroginthevalley said: Amen bro.
- mattw said: check it out, YaRvSd arises. (Yet another rest v SOAP debate).
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Magic : The Gathering - Part Five : Top Ten Cards (1)
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[Click here for parts ONE, TWO, THREE and FOUR] Among the thousands of cards in the Magic lexicon, a healthy handful stand out as exceptionally rare, valuable or powerful - and most are a combination of the three. Prices for these exceptional cards can exceed $10,000, so if you were playing Magic about 15 years ago, you’ll want to dig through your closet and see what you might have. Basic trading card quality rules apply ...Shared by Joseph (0)Contribute comment -
If You Have Not Upgraded From .NET 1.1, You Need To NOW! (1)
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Mainstream support for .NET 1.1 is retiring on October 14, 2008 . What this means is if you have not installed at least Visual Studio 200 5 and .NET 2.0 by now, you really need to. Yes you can buy an extended support contract for mega bucks, but seriously...(read more)Shared by Joseph (0)Contribute comment -
Kigoo (4)
onManage Google Calendar and Contacts through Microsoft OutlookKiGoo is an application running over Kayxo Insight technology that enables Google Calendar users to fully manage their main calendar through the Microsoft Outlook interface. http://www.getkig... | More on Go2Web20.net
- Josh Chandler's Web 2.0 Company Picks said: something better then Google Calendar Sync!
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Face Your Manga (6)
onMake your Manga AvatarFace your Manga gives you a chance to add originality and style to your world: create and print your face, turn it in a work of art and amaze all with an original gift. http://www.faceyo... | More on Go2Web20.netContribute comment
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Tweetake » Start Here (9)
onBack Up your TwitteringsTweetake allows you to back-up your followers, people you are following, favorite tweets, and tweets in general - All with just one click. http://tweetake.com | More on Go2Web20.netShared by eco2oh (4) hasamba (33) joao (8) Joseph (0) Josh Chandler's Web 2.0 Company Picks (0) Loran (2) Markus Jakobs (11) Robert Morrison (30) webdotx (8)
- eco2oh said: could be a good policy for tweeters
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Twitly (2)
onGroups for TwitterTwitly allows Twitter users to separate the people they follow into groups. e.g "chatty", "friends", "co-workers", "journalists" etc. This makes finding and reading Tweets from the people that matter most to you a lot easier. http://www.twitly... | More on Go2Web20.netShared by JayCrossler (0) Joseph (0)Contribute comment
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Secrets of the JavaScript Ninjas (82)
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One of the early technology decisions we made on Stack Overflow was to go with a fairly JavaScript intensive site. Like many programmers, I've been historically ambivalent about JavaScript: The Power of "View Source" The Day Performance Didn't Matter Any More JavaScript and HTML: Forgiveness by Default JavaScript: The Lingua Franca of the Web The Great Browser JavaScript Showdown However, it's difficult to argue with the demonstrated success of JavaScript over the last few years. ...Shared by abhi (2) Abhinav Modi (3) Alan (0) Alan (9) Amit (14) Appu (17) Benk (15) Bojan (7) Brakara (1) Bramha (14) Brent the Closet Geek (12) Cade (4) Catto (4) Chandoo (9) Charles (3) Chris K (2) cisellis (14) Compuwizard123 (16) dalelane (1) David (8) Dedalus (16) Denis Gobo (19) Denny (3) djspark (53) Dr. Ernie (48) DXL (1) Edin (6) Eduardo (2) enguillem (4) Eric (6) History of Blogging (155) hybridite (16) iamnoah (0) Jamie Eisenhart (2) Jannik (1) jerobins (14) JHill (5) Joe (53) John Higley (0) JonB (6) Joseph (0) kapoing (0) Kevan (2) Kevin Shaum (2) LouCypher (33) Mark (8) Martin Salias (1) Matt Blodgett (0) miasarmento (103) Michael (13) Michael Sallmen (11) Mike F (355) MikeG (3) Morton Fox (42) neilfws (16) Nick Campbell (5) Nick Nogueira (13) Nirav (10) Paul Holbrook (2) Peter (1) Phillie Casablanca (11) psvensson (9) Ralph (4) Richard Bradshaw (12) rick gordon (5) Robert (0) Ron (8) Roy (0) sczizzo (5) Shad (10) shivanand (4) Srinvard (28) Stephen (6) Tim Disney (0) Tom (11) Travis (3) vevck (2) Vinay (2) Voyagerfan5761 (15) WebFlint (1) xrx (23) Yuvi (26)- Kevin Shaum said: True, true, true. Jeff neglects to mention that these frameworks also provide some useful shortcuts (like the $() function in Prototype) that have nothing to do with cross-browser compatibility, but are simply usability enhancements. I've been playing with Prototype and enjoying it, and plan to dig into Dojo in the near future. JavaScript has become an essential tool, and will become an increasingly important part of the computing landscape, even for server-side programming. On top of that, it is also the new Basic: for many people, it is their first exposure to programming.
- Travis said: this is a great testimonial for jQuery
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Edison Makes Your PC Go Green [Featured Windows Download] (28)
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Windows only: Free system tray application Edison helps save energy and money by tweaking your PC's power settings on a schedule. Edison allows you to set different energy preferences for work and non-work time, then choose the times you want each profile to run. The power settings determine how long your PC should wait before turning off the display, powering down your hard drive, and suspending your computer. After you set your preferences, Edison also ...Shared by Adam Selwood (8) Alan (24) Alan (0) Anil (1) Cade (4) Clay (40) Cliff (5) Dean (3) Fernando B (5) Francisco Solis (0) ghosttie (18) HokieGeek (23) Jim (0) Joseph (0) kevin (0) Mandy (0) Masoud (8) Matt Clements (0) nilegomez (3) Peli (15) Qazwix (6) Sambli (4) StevieB (37) Suchita (1) The (2) Tina K.J (3) tones (0) William (3)Contribute comment -
Qrowd ? Remix the Web (2)
onRemix the WebQrowd is a start page, where all the structured data now on available on the web can be mashed together and displayed in customizable widgets. This empowers users with a new level of customization, whereby data can be extracted, combined, and converted into meaningful information that can be displayed in customizable formats. http://www.qrowd.com | More on Go2Web20.netShared by John Curry (0) Joseph (0)Contribute comment
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Rubber that conducts electricity (3)
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Researchers at Tokyo University claim that they have developed a special type of "skin" that will allow robots to essentially feel. The creation is a type of rubber that can conduct electricity well, allowing it to feel heat and pressure. Up until now there has been no material like this because metals aren't stretchable and rubber can't conduct electricity well. This invention is bound to have a big impact on future technology if it is ...Contribute comment -
Magic : The Gathering - Part Four, Collecting the Cards (1)
on[Click here for parts ONE, TWO and THREE] Richard Garfield isn’t a fan of the idea of a ‘collectible’ card game, despite having invented one. Collecting Magic cards usually involves buying a sealed pack of 15 random cards and hoping for the best. Often, you’ll get a handful of multiples and a few new rare and super-rare cards out of it. Doubles and even quadruples usually aren’t bad things, as they can always be traded ...Shared by Joseph (0)Contribute comment
