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Share anything. Anytime. Anywhere.
via Official Google Reader Blog by (author unknown) on May 06, 2008
... there's all sorts of information "out there" just waiting to be streamed, shared and otherwise consumed by you and your friends. Now you can finally show all of your Reader friends that awesome talking cat video you found, your favorite grilled trout recipe, or reviews of the best brunch place in your neighborhood -- all without a subscription.Here are a few new ways you can add and share ...
Shared by: Mihai, Guillermo L, camson, livibetter, Tommy, EricaJoy, greenergrad, R, Linda, Eater, William Spaetzel, Wyctim, Jase, Rick Klau, Laughing Squid, Roger, WindPower, hikikomori, lizunlong, Robert Scoble, Ben, charlie anzman, louisgray, LuisManson, peteresch, Snowmit, Russ, Jack, deiubuaa, WilliamLong, mario r, Alan Dean, Joe, Aziz, kskobac, Paul, npike, Jared, cephyn, Karie, Pascal, KRZ, Graham, Degas, Eric, Andy C, Program Witch, Aranyx, Mike Reynolds, Piku, Jrod, jar, diffus, kdorafshan, Franklin P, Alex, SugarSmax, Miguel A. Ar, lejoe, nokx, TaopaiC, Evaristo, Charlie, czyk, Dondado, Dave E., yasha.sozo,
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Google Reader Adds Shared Notes, Non-Feed Page Capture [Social Bookmarking]
via Lifehacker by Kevin Purdy on May 06, 2008
Google adds yet another social-ish function, "Notes," to its Reader feed-browsing tool. The practical use comes from a new bookmarklet that posts whatever page you're looking at to your shared Reader items, with your own notes attached. You can also post notes with no link at all to be shared with your "friends," making it a kind of Twitter clone for, well, avid feed readers. As one blogger...
Shared by: Jason David Pelker, Eric, Black_Skorpio, David, Miggity, Keenan, Todd, metaeuphoria, Mike Reynolds, Paiva, mcastel, K, Amish, Daniel, Hannibal, Dan Russell, Jamin, spavis, Dave S, Joe, Jay, Jrod, austin,
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Lifehacker's Exclusive Line of Productivity Software [Lifehacker Code]
via Lifehacker by Gina Trapani on January 22, 2008
Not only do the editors here at Lifehacker feed your head with a feast of posts every day, every once in awhile we put our programming chops to good use and build custom software for our readers. If you've missed any of the Lifehacker Code line of applications, scrip
Shared by: Tino, WindPower, andrea, Earl E Morningwood, Peter, Joe, rheimbro, Yerameyahu, Amr Eldib, Antonio, Darko, Mayur Rustagi, JoeMaMa, metaeuphoria, Jrod, Fernando B, Roger, count.dokument, ndench, TaopaiC,
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J-walking with Reader
via Official Google Reader Blog by Mihai Parparita on February 07, 2008
Google Reader Keyboard (inspiration)Google Reader is well-known for its keyboard shortcuts. When going through thousands of blog posts, news items, photos, etc. a day, it's important to do this as efficiently as possible. Many users find that using the keyboard is one way of accomplishing that goal.The "j" key (which takes you to the next item) is perhaps the most well-known keyboard...
Shared by: louisgray, Ben, John, Joe, Matticus, Jrod, Chris Nixon, Frederic, Andy, Ced, TomK, Phil, andrea, ndench, Franklin P, Frank, Roger,
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Strip DRM from Your iTunes Purchases with DoubleTwist [Featured Windows Download]
via Lifehacker by Adam Pash on February 20, 2008
Windows only: Freeware application doubleTwist converts your DRM-laden iTunes purchases to DRM-free MP3s that you can play pretty much anywhere. In addition to the DRM-stripping (which really is the marquee feature), doubleTwist is actually a full-fledged tool for sharing music with friends and syncing your iTunes library to any device—currently supporting devices like the PSP and Sony phones,...
Shared by: josh, Tom Schaible, Keenan, Roger, Program Witch, Joe, Alex, Paul O'Flaherty, Paul, Frawst, Ruman, Gregory, tforster, TO-Double-D, James, Darkwookiee, Dan Russell,
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Library built into a staircase
via Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow on February 20, 2008
The stairs going up to the attic room of a Victorian row house in London have been fitted with books that line each riser and wrap around the edges. As someone who lives in small places with lots of books (and no matter what I do, no matter how ruthless I am, I always seem to have lots more books that I have room for) this kind of thing is sheer aspirational porn for me. The flat occupies part of...
Shared by: Joe, Rusty, Bruno, tforster, hikikomori, mitja_i, Roger, Jeff Crump, Andrew Taylor, Francesco, Gisele, bucks14, Laurie, Graham, Ben, Evaristo,
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Add Chat to Your Webspace with Google Talk Chatback [Instant Messaging]
via Lifehacker by Adam Pash on February 26, 2008
Google Talk has released a new chatback feature allowing people visiting your blog, online profile, or personal web page to chat directly with you via Google Talk. To use chatback on your web site or supported personal profile page, all you need is a Google Talk account and some web space where you can embed the chatback badge code. Any user who wants to chat with you through the chatback badge...
Shared by: Matt Chandler, spavis, Dave S, Ryan, Zach, Terren, Randy, Yerameyahu, Joe, Jrod, Jeff Crump, Simone, Sai Gudigundla, Grandje5ter, AlexT, Buzzworkers,
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Low-Hassle Ways to Secure Your Computer System [Feature]
via Lifehacker by Kevin Purdy on February 08, 2008
If time were no object, we'd all live a more secure computer life—we'd beef up our browsers, use complex passwords, and keep our data locked up with encryption Skynet couldn't crack. But that kind of stuff requires obscure software, tricky command line work, and most of a free weekend, right? Nope. Anybody can feel more secure about their systems with the help of some free software...
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Improve Firefox's Responsiveness While a Page is Loading [Firefox Tip]
via Lifehacker by Adam Pash on January 22, 2008
Firefox tip: If Firefox is too unresponsive for your tastes when it's loading a new web page, the How-To Geek weblog suggests a simple tweak to improve responsiveness. First, enter about:config into your address bar and then add the content.sw
Shared by: Roger, Joe, Todd, GrosaPrap, Sam, Roger, shellehs, Mayur Rustagi, Aurélie Samyn, Mathieu,
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Migrate All Your Old Gmail to a New Gmail Address [How To]
via Lifehacker by Adam Pash on February 05, 2008
The email address you chose when signing up for Gmail seemed completely hilarious when you first signed up, but after a year of sending resumes to employers from strangelove45@gmail.com, you may be reconsidering your choice. Luckily with Gmail's easy-to-use Mail Fetcher feature and POP3 access, you can easily import all of your old emails to your new, respectable Gmail address with a few very...
Shared by: Pascal, ndench, andrea, Joe, Mike Reynolds, Darko, WindPower, ManiacD, kukoo, Antonio,
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