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Reduce Social Network Hair-Pulling with a "Pause" Button [Social Networks]FriendFeed introduces a new feature: a "Pause" button that lets you hide someone's updates without de-friending them completely. Merlin Mann says that this is "a major breakthrough for the makebelieve friendship space", because it lets you protect yourself temporarily from a stream of less interesti ... |
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Great Olympic Moments on YouTubeJason Kottke: One of the best ways to watch the Olympics is to chase down all the references made by NBC’s commentators on YouTube and watch them in addition to (or instead of) the regular telecast. Here are some of the ones I’ve found. ★ ... |
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The definitive guide to watching the Olympics online [Online Video]The folks who are bringing you the Olympics online don't actually want you to watch their coverage. NBC and Microsoft are delaying the most popular events by three hours so that it won't interfere with more profitable TV broadcasts. And you'll have to download Microsoft's Silverlight browser plug... |
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Thoughts on the iPhone App Store review processFiled under: iPod Family, iPhone, App StoreShould Apple have approved "I Am Rich"? Pretty much everyone agrees that it's a useless application. But once approved, should they have pulled it? Jason Kottke says it should stay in the App Store. He argues that Apple should be providing an o... |
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Top boy blogger list joins list of lists [Blogging For Dollars]With nary a crotch-covering laptop shot among them, the latest hot blogger list distinguishes itself by rounding up ten guys. My sweaterbear editor insists this is the most important list ever — probably because it features ursine crush object Alex Blagg from VH1's Best Week Ever. I'm just ... |
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Tap Tap TapMy thanks to Tap Tap Tap for sponsoring this week’s DF RSS feed. Tap Tap Tap makes “tasty bits for your iPhone”, and their first two apps are very well done: Where To, a $3 app for finding nearby restaurants, stores, services, and more; and Tipulator, a $1 tip calculator. A year ago I wrote w ... |
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