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Howdy, friend, wondering what Tubalr is? Tubalr allows you to effortlessly listen to a band's or artist's top YouTube videos without all the clutter YouTube brings. To get started just type a band's or artist's name into the search box and select only or similar. Oh, and if you're interested in saving your favorite videos, register an account, it's easy!

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After a couple of weeks using Google+, Twitter and facebook at the same time, I start feeling that all three work pretty well next to each other, in parallel, or more precisely, in waterfalls: I connected my Google+ account to Twitter, my Twitter account to facebook. Like this: Google+ --> Twitter --> facebook Whatever I post on Google+ will be posted on Twitter and facebook, whatever I post on Twitter will be posted on facebook, but not the other way around. The rationale is:

You can join groups on Meetup using your Facebook account.

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Vous pouvez sangsue 15000 MB aujourd'hui plus de fichiers RapidShare que vous pouvez entrer jusqu'a 7 URLs, un URL par rangee

visualization of a sample of Twitter @mentions on one day in late June. Each vertex is a Twitter account. Each directed edge is a mention of one Twitter account by another.

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Apple has decided to hide the Library folder in your user account in Mac OS X Lion.

Apple goes mainstream. Consumer products.

X-notifier(aka MuNo) checks your webmail accounts and notifies the number of unread emails. X-notifier is WebMail Notifier(http://webmailnotifier.mozdev.org) for Chrome. Many features in Firefox version are not implemented yet. Features - mail notification (Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, Daum, Naver, Nate, Paran) - support userscript for other webmails - support multiple Google Accounts - account switching - auto login

A few weeks before every Pragmatic Studio course, we send out homework to help attendees prepare for the course. The homework includes instructions for getting any required software installed and tested on their laptop, and some recommended reading. Our goal is to make sure that everyone turns up on the first day ready to program. So we try to catch installation problems early and help folks through them. Sending out prep homework ahead of time also means that attendees can begin to experiment on their own. As a result, they often jot down questions to ask during our time together. In a way, our courses start the moment you register. We’re continually updating our homework to take into account new software versions and new ways of doing things. With the topics we teach, there’s never a dull moment. For the Rails Studio in particular, we’ve been teaching Rails 3 for a while now. And although you can use Ruby 1.8.7 with Rails 3, we’re beginning to nudge folks to try Ruby 1.9.2.

We are now ready to propose an alpha version of Privacy Icons that takes into account the feedback and participation we’ve received along the way. We’ve simplified the core set dramatically and tightened up the language. While the icons don’t touch on all topics, we do think they significantly move the discussion on privacy, as well as the general level of literacy about privacy, forward. We do not want to let perfection or devotion to taxonomy get in the way of the good.

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SkipScreen is a free Firefox add-on that skips the clicking and waiting on sites like RapidShare, Megaupload, Mediafire, zShare, and more! Never download music without it.

List of tools to backup your gmail account.

A good recipe can make the difference between happy times and eventual self-loathing and regret. If you want great recipes from all over the web at your fingertips, take a look at Foodily. In addition to allowing you to search recipes down to the individual ingredient, Foodily ties in with your Facebook account to bring recipes you or your friends “like” into your news feed. Other Facebook features are in place, all in the name of letting you share and discover recipes with like-minded folk.

The Cloud Player is a web-based music player that let’s you... * Find and play all tracks from SoundCloud * Save playlists to your Google Account * Make smart playlists based on genre, BPM, etc * Share your ready-made playlists with your friends * Collaborate in making the best playlists ever

1. Don’t use the admin account – The default user account that is created with every installation of WordPress is the admin account. Unfortunately the entire world knows this, including hackers, and can easily launch a dictionary attack on your website to try and guess your password. If a hacker already knows your username that’s half the battle. It’s highly recommended to delete or change the admin account username. 2. Move your wp-config.php file – Did you know since WordPress 2.6 you can move your wp-config.php file outside of your root WordPress directory? Most users don’t know this and the ones that do don’t do it. To do this simply move your wp-config.php file up one directory from your WordPress root. WordPress will automatically look for your config file there if it can’t find it in your root directory. 3. Change the WordPress table prefix – The WordPress table prefix is wp_ by default. You can change this prior to installing WordPress by changing the $table_prefix value in your wp-config.php file. If a hacker is able to exploit your website using SQL Injection, this will make it harder for them to guess your table names and quite possibly keep them from doing SQL Injection at all. If you want to change the table prefix after you have installed WordPress you can use the WP Security Scan plugin to do so. Make sure you take a good backup before doing this though. 4. Use Secret Keys – This is probably the most followed security tip on the list, but still I’m amazed at how many people don’t do this. A secret key is a hashing salt that is used against your password to make it even stronger. Secret keys are set in your wp-config.php file. Simply visit https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1 to have a set of randomly generated secret keys created for you. Copy the 4 secret keys to your wp-config.php file and save. You can add/change these keys at any time, the only thing that will happen is all current WordPress cookies will be invalidated and your users will have to log in again. 5. htaccess lockdown – This is actually my favorite tip from my presentation. Using a .htaccess file you can lockdown your wp-admin directory by IP address. This means only IP addresses you specify can access your admin dashboard URLs. This makes it impossible for anyone else to try and hack your WordPress backend. To do this simply create a file called .htaccess and add the following code to your file, replacing xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx with your IP address:

A Google Gadget to display all your Flickr account pictures. Use the Tiltviewer slideshow

Originally posted by obarthelemy:

My guess is Opera is missing something to account for different mouse settings.

Try reducing the Mouse Gesture Threshold to 1 or 3.

Effectivement, on en revient à un fonctionnement (presque) normal.