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Mininova Adds Remote BitTorrent Downloads [BitTorrent] (71)
on Lifehacker (11709) permalinkPopular BitTorrent tracker Mininova has unveiled a new bookmarking feature that makes it easy to start a BitTorrent download on your home computer from anywhere. The new feature works by creating a personal RSS feed of all of your bookmarks. Since most popular BitTorrent clients support subscribing to an RSS feed of torrents, that means that each time you bookmark a torrent on Mininova, your BitTorrent client will automatically start downloading it. All you have ...Shared by AaronTN (197) Adam Selwood (104) Adrian (34) Alexander Williams (142) Art (313) Attila Nóbik (32) Bicho Pro (350) binduwavell (77) Brian (481) Casey (82) Cathy (279) Charles (85) Charles (187) Chimpadink (38) Christopher Harley (9) DiMar (44) DVD (78) Erik (179) erikeric (88) gansodesoya (4) Greg (9) Howie (68) infomaniac (67) J. James B (58) J. Phil (668) Jeff Daly (169) Jon (50) Josh (35) Josh (186) JPowers (28) Keeez (59) Kelly (23) Knight.Drawing (48) Kyle \m/ (28) Leo K (67) Lindsay (51) lucky13cxc (20) luijose (12) Mike (32) Moose (27) Morten Blaabjerg (64) MrGuff (136) Mrrix32 (6) Nikki (306) norti (137) p3n9 (17) PBMax (26) Priit^ (229) Pyros (48) ricardo (255) Richard (23) rOckY (701) romano (153) Ryan (134) sasb (27) Scott (166) Scribeoflight (39) shueytexas (32) SkyWaLKer (8) Steve (52) t-bone (49) Tim (40) Tony (1) Ulises (99) vcamaral@gmail.com (108) Vincenzo (209) Waqas (35) wellmobile (88) yooper1019 (68) Zoram (85) zzzTimbo (20)
- Casey said: this + phone with web = awesome
- Christopher Harley said: I'm guessing that once configured, completed torrents could be moved to the file from which EyeTV streams. So, think of torrent file, cue remote download, start torrent, save file, stream content!
- Richard said: nice idea
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New Song : Men Without Pants (Russell Simins + Dan The Automator) : Double Life (2)
on My Old Kentucky Blog (16) permalinkDan The Automator and John Spencer Blues Explosion co-founder/drummer Russell Simins have announced a release date of August 19th for the debut full-length, entitled Naturally, for their project Men Without Pants. Simins handles some seriously rocking guitars, drums and vocals while Dan naturally handles the programming/electronics.Double Life isn't quite as funky, shimmy-shimmy-shake-shake as the previously released And The Girls Go. It's more of a hard-driving, straight-forward rocker.Men Without Pants - Double LifePrevious:Men Without Pants - ...Shared by brianwyrick (239) Christopher Harley (9)Contribute comment
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Most Popular Posts of 2008 (So Far) [Highlights] (39)
on Lifehacker (11709) permalinkThe Lifehacker editorial staff is taking a break from posting today to celebrate Independence Day here in the U.S. While we're off amusing ourselves with sparklers, check out the most popular posts that have been published in the first half of 2008. Back tomorrow. Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required"Now you can install Leopard on your computer about as easily as installing Leopard on a Mac—no command line hacking required."The 20 ...Shared by Art (313) Ching (108) Chris (3) Christian M (12) Christopher Harley (9) Coop (85) David (65) Doni (38) Duane (373) Dustin McLaughlin (123) gdgdfgdf (2) Gregor (83) happy_soil (123) Howard (22) irishandrew (62) Jack (369) Jeffrey (51) John (75) kennethjayden (7) Lanzallamas (26) Marcel (85) Mitchell Tsai (216) nick (14) Patrick (24) Patty (1017) Radi (220) Rob (4) sandy (7) Srinvard (280) sukhi (22) t-bone (49) Tapedeck (23) timmins (25) Timothy (292) Twilight (25) Vahid (601) Walter DeFoor (169) yasha.sozo (81) Zsombor (44)
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Search Read Items in Google Reader (91)
on Google Operating System (1850) permalinkOne of the most useful features that is missing in Google Reader is a way to search the items you've read in the past. This is useful, since Google Reader's search results are sorted by date and it may be difficult to find an article published two years ago.Depending on your preferred view, Google Reader defines read items differently: in the expanded view posts are marked as read when you scroll past them (this can ...Shared by Adam (0) adamzhu1986 (114) Alex (242) Ameer (78) Antonio (81) assbach (79) atermath (12) atul (513) Azeem (97) Benjamin Golub (129) Buzzworkers (180) Ced (18) Chris Schrier (25) Christopher Harley (9) David P (37) davidorban (24) dobata (1581) Dom Derrien (32) Donnie Berkholz (93) Doris (20) Dzu (193) elias (38) ema (42) Engin (11) expertseries (38) Gary (14) giginger (87) gisc (178) Götz (28) graywolf (165) GrosaPrap (317) guercheLE (392) HejGustav (150) Helvick (41) J (69) Jack Teague (23) Jason (73) jeroendemiranda (37) jim.mor7 (11) Jonas (61) Josh (119) keith (105) kosmar (18) kudis (0) l taylor (5) Laurent Courtines (22) maqchang (47) Marie (94) mfh (75) mgthantzin (12) Mike F (2195) mikecs83 (17) Mitch (22) mmhan (140) MrGuff (136) naovouporai (111) natalia (345) Navid (272) ndench (45) Neil (60) Niclas (69) norti (137) pacinoson (8) Patrick (135) Paul (201) pt9386 (33) R (216) Ran (4) Rich (28) rOckY (701) Rogelio (6) Roger (226) Roscoe (1) Ryan (48) Sam (138) Setu (40) Sh (12) slogoo (177) Steve Rubel (169) SYM (269) Techfanatic (285) Tim (171) tobalito (20) Todd Gordon (45) Tom (37) Tomasz Tarczyński (37) Toomore (56) ttoennies (44) vdhguy (4) Zeca (9) тaмás (13)
- ndench said: Cute idea. I wonder if it's possible to make all the items in the feed marked as read automatically.
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Hippopost Lets You Send Free Postcards From Facebook (29)
on TechCrunch (11406) permalinkWho says Facebook apps are useless? Hippopost has launched a new Facebook application that allows users to send their friends customized postcards free of charge. For now the service is limited to recipients in the United States and Canada, though we can expect the range to expand if Hippopost catches on. To create a card, users select an image from one of their Facebook photo albums, which will be printed on the card’s glossy side. ...Shared by Adam (199) Benjamin Shyong (44) Charlie (8) Christopher Harley (9) Conner (63) David (22) David (64) Ed (16) Garrett (71) Geoff K (55) gregg (43) iAlja (273) Jan (15) Jardenberg (19) Jason L (7) Jesse Thomas (148) Jonathan (2) Kunal Ghate (10) Levon Karayan (44) Marshall Sponder (56) Mitchell (33) MV (117) rexy (133) Roy (36) Seany G (72) sillyjw (82) tommyp (9) Vinod Kumar Kashyap (44) Yanting (2)Contribute comment
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YouTube Is Turning Into a Shell Company (10)
on Mashable! (5710) permalinkI’ve been mulling over this revelation that AdAge and Silicon Alley Insider dropped on Monday regarding YouTube allowing the users to sell their own advertising. I keep going back to the leaked PDF and looking it over to see if there’s a hidden incentive built in somewhere. I keep looking at all the analysis to see if someone’s come up with the silver bullet theory that makes this somehow a good deal for producers. I ...Shared by ancameme (24) badboybob (20) Christopher Harley (9) Del (102) foxmachia (194) G Code (200) kcearns (66) Simon (26) Varun Mahajan (3) Vladimir Yashnikov (8)
- badboybob said: Succinct and somewhat cynical view of the ephemeral YouTube business model.
- Christopher Harley said: It's a very provocative deduction. Why haven't we heard this from mark Cuban?
- Vladimir Yashnikov said: Google clearly can’t figure out a way to make any money with YouTube, so the next best option is to turn the whole endeavor into a shell company
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OmniFocus On The iPhone: Think Where, Not When (28)
on Mashable! (5710) permalinkJust as I’ve finished my rant about the awesomeness of iPhone GPS, along comes a cool iPhone application to support my claims. Omnifocus for the iPhone has a simple, yet cool premise: it’s a location-aware task list. In other words, it doesn’t care so much about when you plan to do something, but where. Let’s say you plan to go on a gadget shopping spree. Omnifocus will check where you are and tell you about ...Shared by AC Valentine (91) Alan Cheslow (184) Anthony (3) BarryReich (9) Christopher Harley (9) Conner (63) danliebke (70) denao (12) Dennis Laumen (89) Denver (5) DOCBook Howto (403) gadgetboy (51) Glenn (149) iAlja (273) James Dasher (0) Josue Sanchez (14) klaste (9) kleinman (27) Nico (107) Olivier G. (82) Paul Dunay (106) phil (50) Ryan (134) Shanthi (40) stuartcw (5) yojibee (76) Zaki (222) zapnap (104)Contribute comment
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And, The Really Big Thing About The New iPhone Is… (37)
on Mashable! (5710) permalinkGPS. Geo-anything. Location based services. Now that the dust over the iPhone 3G launch has settled, it seems that people have divided into two camps; one is welcoming the new features, claiming that the perfect phone just got more perfect, while the other is nagging about the fact that other phones have had 3G for years now and that the new iPhone hasn’t really brought anything new - from a technical, hardware standpoint. Both seem ...Shared by Alex (242) brianwyrick (239) brokekid (400) Bruce (54) Christopher Harley (9) Conner (63) danliebke (70) Dave (210) Dennis Laumen (89) DOCBook Howto (403) Emon (100) frjohnsen (49) HejGustav (150) Henry Webb (272) iAlja (273) Jason (124) Javier (56) Josh Levy (5) kleinman (27) Loyolny (136) Makenai (6) Matt Chandler (85) MrMatt57 (23) Olivier G. (82) Perry (15) pF (15) Pierre (11) Reza Moghadari (12) ro11z (75) simplynutty (28) Stef Lewandowski (21) Talk (54) TomDeleu (7) Troed Sångberg (19) Uno (88) Varun Mahajan (3) zapnap (104)Explore read six notes
- Varun Mahajan said: I have the same idea. Its gonna be huge, very soon
- Jason said: A (relatively) hyperbole-free look at why the new iPhone is actually pretty interesting.
- DOCBook Howto said: The really big thing isn't GPS or 3G - it's the SDK that Apple has built around these things. I probably won't get the new iPhone unless I want to just try it, because it only adds these two features. The great thing about it though is that the new SDK allows location-aware services even without GPS! I'll be able to run the same GPS-aware apps on my old iPhone as I would on my new, and that's pretty cool.
- Henry Webb said: I don't think we can even envision what applications are going to be possible now that the iPhone has (a) GPS internally, and (b) a software development kit (SDK) allowing people to install applications natively on the iPhone. I can't wait to see!
- simplynutty said: I can't wait to make use of GPS enabled apps!
- Christopher Harley said: GPS working with Loopt may be the game changer for finding a taxicab among trusted contacts in your social network. It'll be hitchhiking by way of crowdsourcing. Save gas, carpool. Think about it folks...
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Not Sure Whether To Rent Or Buy? Check the Heat Map. (83)
on TechCrunch (11406) permalinkI can’t resist a good heat map, especially on real estate sites. HotPads, which brought us the foreclose heat map, now offers a handy rent ratio heat map. The rent ratio is a home’s sale price divided by the annual rent of a comparable home in the same neighborhood. Looking at the rent ratio gives you a quick sense of whether it makes more sense to rent or buy in a particular neighborhood. If the ...Shared by aaron (88) AC Valentine (91) Adam (46) aemkei (54) Alan Edgett (18) alchemy (23) Alex (242) Art (313) Ashish Jaiswal (8) Behzad (133) Bill (32) Bob (22) Brad (168) Brian (481) Bryant (8) Carlito (7) Carlos (5) Carolina (17) Christian (263) Christopher (4) Christopher Harley (9) Clare (9) cmwaugh (50) Conner (63) Del (102) Drew Olanoff (568) Dustin Hillard (3) easy mac (4) ecocentrik (31) Ed (16) Edmond (0) Eric (76) Eric (34) Ethan (169) Fatsleroy (300) Frederic (199) G Code (200) Garrett (71) gort581 (149) Guan (22) Harvey (2) Henry Webb (272) Hrag (68) hybridite (87) IanZ (29) iomegadrive (65) J. Phil (668) Jake (23) Jake (99) Jason Nielubowicz (27) Jason Sares (64) John (11) JUSTIN (185) kalle (27) Keenan (250) Kunal Ghate (10) Kuushal (26) Kyle (13) Levon Karayan (44) Library (27) mmhan (140) munir (9) Neil (33) Nick (21) Nicolas (1) Olli Sulopuisto (17) Oudi Antebi (84) Patrick (135) potentato (67) Robert (6) Russellreno (123) Scott Varcoe (14) Sherman (36) Steve (179) Steve (6) tarmo888 (6) Tim (29) Tim (215) TO-Double-D (154) Vicky (5) yangyang42 (11) Zach (67) zapnap (104)
- iomegadrive said: COOL.
- mmhan said: I want one of those for Singapore!
- Carlos said: This is such a useful tool. Gotta tag it.
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Get Your Gmail Feed Read to You by Phone [Gmail] (65)
on Lifehacker (11709) permalinkYou've always been able to email yourself with a phone call through voice-to-text service Jott, but with the introduction of Jott Feeds, Gmail (and Google Apps) users can now have a summary of their messages read to them by phone. The secret sauce lies in Gmail's RSS feeds and a go-between web site that handles password requirements. I'll show you how to listen hands-free to your unread mail, or any other messages, after the jump. ...Shared by AaronTN (197) adang001 (33) Andrew N. Carpenter (38) Antonio (81) Aurora (20) b (211) Bijou (58) Bill (85) Bob (22) Breyten (107) Ching (108) Christina (14) Christopher Harley (9) ckaroli (279) Dan (21) dmkanter (29) Earl E Morningwood (166) ed mccauley (8) Edo (142) fmcpherson (24) G Code (200) Gary (13) Greg (24) Hagdahl (19) hank (85) Hasan (256) Jaime (139) jamesjbigler (109) JayCrossler (73) Jester (6) Joe T (3) Jon (12) Kris (60) leguan (59) Lerch (27) Lien (384) LostAirman (2) Matt (2) Matthew (82) Mezzaphorina (7) mgalpert (14) mgthantzin (12) Mike Reynolds (129) Nilay (13) nilegomez (46) nparker13 (612) Peter James (5) pt9386 (33) R (216) Shawn F (27) shwibbs (77) Steinkirch (101) the Baron of Bore (66) Thomas Reimer S (187) tobalito (20) Todd (408) TonNet (87) vkoser (69) vraicovi (83) Vulpes (90) Walter DeFoor (169) Yerameyahu (137) Yinka (79) yooper1019 (68) zRyu (2)Explore read seven notes
- Walter DeFoor said: this is really clever.
- yooper1019 said: Gotta love Jott!
- dmkanter said: this is cute! I'm scared to do it, but it's cute :)
- Lerch said: I don't know that I'll actually use this, but it sure is neat!
- Mezzaphorina said: Ultimate in laziness having it read to you. I think so.
- Matt said: Ah... I love Lifehacker!
- JayCrossler said: Very nice and scriptable
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YouTube Annotations (103)
on Google Operating System (1850) permalinkYouTube added a new feature for video creators: annotations. "Video Annotations are a new way for you to add interactive commentary to your videos. Use them to add background information about the video, create stories with multiple possibilities (viewers click to choose the next scene) or link to related YouTube videos, channels, or search results from within a video."You can add annotations by going to the list of uploaded videos and clicking on "Edit annotations" ...Shared by _original (218) adrcc2 (24) adstew (45) Alberty Pascal (10) Ali (86) Ameer (78) amir (185) Antonio (81) Arto (20) Atilano (135) atul (513) awqi_zar (0) benexia (5) Bob (58) Christina (14) Christopher Harley (9) Christopher S. Penn (35) Chung (337) ckaroli (279) Csaba (30) dave (2) Dave E. (19) David (82) davidmat (1) defcon (12) Dennis' Library (16) dH (184) Donnie Berkholz (93) doransky (192) Dzu (193) Emiliano (2) Eunix (123) graywolf (165) Greg T (2) GrosaPrap (317) HBreda (255) hosein (182) HR (16) James Forbes Keir (100) jar (25) Jason (73) jccamus (121) Jean (35) jetienne (69) Jon (22) Jon (1) Josean (12) Juls (31) Karpuscul (57) Keef (91) Klessblog (13) kmohr25 (157) KRZ (41) kskobac (43) Laughing Squid (292) livibetter (63) Lu Tao (511) maborg (14) macbeach (14) manki (7) Marque (104) MichaelMJ (19) Milad Soltani (15) minus-one (37) mmhan (140) Mojtaba (32) Muhammad Basheer (14) naovouporai (111) natalia (345) Navid (272) neilfws (58) Nishith Prabhakar (81) Noyda (8) nyenyec (43) Patrick (135) Peter (30) Phil (85) Philou (133) phoenixprodigy (0) Phuller10 (202) qbn (30) R. Francis (115) Reza (2) Roger (85) Sam (138) sanoss (20) Scottdwest (5) Stefan Hayden (69) swined (119) szajmon (49) tapir (116) Tim C. (28) timepilot (34) Varun Mahajan (3)
