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Filed under: Google, Browsers

It’s still a bit rough around the edges at this point, but the new beta bookmarking extension from Delicious is a big improvement over its last offering.

In case you hadn’t seen the last version, it was pretty much identical to using Delicious via a bookmarklet — and not very exciting. The new [...]

Filed under: Fun, Video, Google

There are already plenty of third-party apps that allow you to leverage the power of Google Translate for hilarity’s sake. Translation Party, Google Translate Boomerang. They’re always good for a “Mr. Sparkle”-esque chuckle.

But now — thanks to Google rolling out automatic transcripts on YouTube — you get your insipid translation giggles [...]

Filed under: Fun, Internet

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you YouTube ‘My Speed’. Don’t all click it at once.

OK, by now now you’ve all clicked it. The silence is deafening. This is definitely one of those ‘ooh, cool… but… er… so?’ things. Well I say that, but I know there’s a whole bunch of computer enthusiasts [...]

Filed under: Google, Browsers

There’s a very good chance that Chrome OS tablets — unlike the iPad — will support Adobe Flash. Google is, after all, one of Adobe’s partners in the Open Screen Project.

Suppose, however, you share the Jobsian distaste for Flash and the CPU abuse perpetrated by carelessly crafted .SWFs. What if you actually [...]

Filed under: Social Software, web 2.0

Facebook has made some minor alterations the layout of its home page, aimed at simplifying your social networking experience. As with the last 5 design changes Facebook has made, this one has riled up users and inspired “bring back the old Facebook” groups. What’s to get excited about, though? The [...]

Filed under: Video, Web services, Adobe, Apple, Mobile

There’s an interesting post up at Adobe’s Flash Platform blog, referring to Apple’s new iPad as “a broken link” because it doesn’t support Flash. When the Flash elements of the New York Times website failed to load during Steve Jobs’ unveiling of the iPad, the message from Apple [...]

Filed under: Fun, Games, Time-Wasters

Gravit-eye is a challenging platformer-slash-puzzle game that asks you to maneuver an eye to a target by running, jumping, and shifting gravity. That means you’ll have to play most levels both horizontally and vertically, and sometimes make a tricky mid-air change between the two. If you miss a platform and go [...]

Filed under: Internet

Don’t get me wrong, I know that people have been posting digital copies of copyrighted books online for decades. While recent technological advancements have made digital distribution of music and movie files easier than ever before, eBooks are tiny, tiny files. It didn’t take very long to download a book over a 56k [...]

If you want to learn how to build credit for your small business…here is a good place to start.

Step 1: Establish a physical address (not a P.O. box or a mailbox store) with a landline telephone. Both should be registered to the business name.

Step 2: Make sure that you are registered with your local secretary [...]

Filed under: Internet, Features, Mozilla, Browsers, Lists

A lot of people use the Internet to find porn.

A lot of people use Firefox (go download Firefox 3.6!)

In fact, I’d go as far to suggest that porn surfers — or at least the search for naughty, illicit, adult-only material — account for Firefox’s biggest market demographic. The ‘young’ [...]