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Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 30, 2006.
Interesting effort to get IE off of every computer in the known universe. These scripts essentially turn IE into a giant advertisement for Firefox and offers you a $1 referral fee for every person you convince to switch. Idealistic yet unrealistic? Sure, but think of how much fun you’ll have pissing off the IE dev team.
Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 30, 2006.
(MemoryArk is currently in the Alpha phase. During this stage there may be bugs and areas that need attention.)
Bring Family and Friends together to rediscover the stories of your lives. MemoryArk is an engaging new way to recall and share stories and photos.
Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 30, 2006.
What is a private community website?
Post282 lets you create your own private site – the image to the left of this text shows you what your site will look like. Creating a site is free and very easy to do. Once you have signed up, you can create accounts for your friends so that they can log in to the site you've created. On your site you will be able to create posts (including video and media posts), and chat directly with the other members of your community. As the creator of the community you will administrative rights to edit or delete any post, and add and remove community members.
Can I post my videos and music on my site?
Absolutely, you can make media posts that automagically take care of all the details of putting video or music on a webpage. Of course, it goes without saying that illegal file sharing is a no no, and we'll have to shut down any communities that use our servers to host illegal files – we don't want to be sued any more than you do.
Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 30, 2006.
Firefox extension Google Calendar Notifier alerts you of your Google Calendar events in your Firefox browser, polling Gcal every minute for a new event.
In order to use the Gcal Notifier, you need to have a shared calendar or use a private feed URL, then add it to the extension’s options.
Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 28, 2006.
Just like Logitec and a bunch of other manufacturers, Buffalo has presented a Panasonic-based Blu-Ray burner in Japan. It will be available in black and white, they will have an internal and external version and it will retail for 740 EUR or $1012.
Originaly from Akihabara News
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