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Nextr works on a simple system, it will make recommendations based on Nextr citizen’s browsing habits about where to go next. For example, if I was looking at Slashdot, nextr would tell me the most viewed links based on the browsing of all people who visit Slashdot in realtime. This looks like it might be [...]
Firefox 2 Alpha 3 has been just released. New features and enhancements are reviewed at Mozilla Links. read more | digg story
Remembering Originally uploaded by Dailyville. This weeks Flickr interesting picture.
Filed under Photos Posted on May 26th 2006
\”Enterprises have intranets that only work with (Microsoft\’s) IE,\” Baker (Mozilla CEO) said. \”We can\’t fix their intranet read more | digg story
One of the hot new features coming to Firefox 2.0 is microsummaries. Microsummaries are regularly-updated succinct compilations of the most important information on web pages. I decided to put together a sample microsummary for Digg.com. This digg microsummary generator grabs the top story off the front page. First install the generator, then bookmark Digg.com. In [...]
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May 24th 2006
Noah has started walking a little with a push toy or along the edge of things. It won’t be long and he will be walking like a pro…
Filed under Parenting Posted on May 23rd 2006
Holding Fast Originally uploaded by Tex Flix. This weeks Flickr interesting picture.
Filed under Photos Posted on May 19th 2006
Mozilla has just released the second alpha of upcoming Firefox 2, code named Bon Echo (after Bon Echo public park following a Firefox development tradition). Scheduled for sometime this winter (or summer in the North Hemisphere), this version brings a number of enhancements. Let’s start the review. read more | digg story
reaching Originally uploaded by true nature. This weeks flickr interesting photo.
Filed under Photos Posted on May 14th 2006
Here’s a little video of just how long the line is at E3 for Nintendo’s next system. It has definately has caught my interest read more | digg story