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April 24, 2010
Photovisi offers Picasa-like collage creation, online
Photovisi is a simple online service which lets you select one of a myriad of templates, throw your images, and compile them into a digital collage. The results are very similar to those of the collage-making feature built into Picasa (Create > Picture Collage), but it’s an online service.
You create your collage… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
Aza Raskin envisions new log-on system for Firefox
Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Over in his personal blog, Aza Raskin ponders the question of identity. And I don’t mean the philosophical or gender sense of the word here; what he says is quite interesting: When you Google the words “sign in”, you get about 1.8 billion hits.
And every site implements log-in functionality on its own… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
Aza Raskin envisions new log-on system for Firefox
Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Over in his personal blog, Aza Raskin ponders the question of identity. And I don’t mean the philosophical or gender sense of the word here; what he says is quite interesting: When you Google the words “sign in”, you get about 1.8 billion hits.
And every site implements log-in functionality on its own… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
April 24, 2010
Aza Raskin envisions new log-on system for Firefox
Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Over in his personal blog, Aza Raskin ponders the question of identity. And I don’t mean the philosophical or gender sense of the word here; what he says is quite interesting: When you Google the words “sign in”, you get about 1.8 billion hits.
And every site implements log-in functionality on its own… Continue reading
Posted by admin on
April 24, 2010
Aza Raskin envisions new log-on system for Firefox
Filed under: Mozilla, Browsers
Over in his personal blog, Aza Raskin ponders the question of identity. And I don’t mean the philosophical or gender sense of the word here; what he says is quite interesting: When you Google the words “sign in”, you get about 1.8 billion hits.
And every site implements log-in functionality on its own… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
How to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar
Filed under: Features, Windows, How-Tos

File this one under “why didn’t I think of that.” Blogger and software engineer Abhishek Bhatnagar has posted a simple, clever way to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar (or Superbar). Yes, you can already pin as many as you want to the Explorer icon, but it’s still nice… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
How to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar
Filed under: Features, Windows, How-Tos

File this one under “why didn’t I think of that.” Blogger and software engineer Abhishek Bhatnagar has posted a simple, clever way to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar (or Superbar). Yes, you can already pin as many as you want to the Explorer icon, but it’s still nice… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
How to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar
Filed under: Features, Windows, How-Tos

File this one under “why didn’t I think of that.” Blogger and software engineer Abhishek Bhatnagar has posted a simple, clever way to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar (or Superbar). Yes, you can already pin as many as you want to the Explorer icon, but it’s still nice… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
How to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar
Filed under: Features, Windows, How-Tos

File this one under “why didn’t I think of that.” Blogger and software engineer Abhishek Bhatnagar has posted a simple, clever way to pin multiple folders to your Windows 7 taskbar (or Superbar). Yes, you can already pin as many as you want to the Explorer icon, but it’s still nice… Continue reading
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April 24, 2010
Grab your 3D glasses and take a look at the SUN!
In what must surely be the worst (and best) case of reverse, shoehorned acronym (or ‘backronym’), NASA has just released the first 3D images of the sun taken by its STEREO (no I’m not making this up) spacecraft.
The Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatories — there are two of them, of course! — work together to produce… Continue reading




