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Wednesday, January 27
Sunday, January 24
Saturday, January 23
WebMii - Search for people and get their online visibility score
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Find all online public information about you (and other people)
and get your PeopleRank: your visibility score on the web.
Wednesday, January 20
Wallpaper search
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Download high quality wallpapers
Lists over 350,000 wallpapers.
Wallpapers with resolution as high as 2560 x 1600.
Find wallpapers for normal screen, wide screen and netbooks.
Search by keyword or desired color.
Report a wallpaper as NSFW.
Browse by finding similar wallpapers.
Tuesday, January 19
Monday, January 18
Saturday, January 16
Cadmus
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With so many articles to read and so many updates to follow, it becomes hard to stay on top of things. Cadmus helps with that by filtering your streams and organizing them in an easy-to-read manner. When Cadmus filters your streams, it doesn’t delete any entry, rather it consolidates related entries into a single one for easier reading. For example, 3-4 Twitter updates about the same thing might be consolidated into one expandable conversation.
Tuesday, January 12
1001 Wonders
1001wonders.org / world-heritage-tour.org is documenting around the planet 1001 cultural and natural sites in panophotographies - immersive and interactive panoramic images.
This project is building a museum atlas which is without border and for educational purposes. It is also a testimony and a documentary inventory of natural and cultural sites to future generations.
1001wonders.org is a non-profit, non-governmental organization which is alive thanks to your donation.
Sunday, January 10
Saturday, January 9
Bookmarklet Directory
book•mark•let [book-mahrk-let] –noun a bookmarklet is an applet, a small computer application, stored as the URL of a bookmark in a web browser or as a hyperlink on a web page. Whether bookmarklet utilities are stored as bookmarks or hyperlinks, they are designed to add one-click functionality to a browser or web page. a bookmarklet performs some function, one of a wide variety such as a search query or data extraction. Usually the applet is a JavaScript program.
Wednesday, January 6
Minivan: 1937
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July 1937. "Sharecropper family near Hazlehurst, Georgia." Nitrate negative by Dorothea Lange for the Resettlement Administration.
Record Phone Calls on Windows Mobile
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If you have a Windows Mobile 6.1 device, chances are you will be able to enable in call recording on your device. It was tested on HTC devices like HTC Touch HD, HTC Touch Pro and HTC Touch Diamond and was working on them. It might also work on the older devices and non HTC models. You can enable this in 2 ways
Method 1 – Edit the Registry :
Create a key called “AudioRecording” in “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\” and inside that key you’ve created, add a new dword called “Enabled” with a value of 00000001. Create a key called “Voice” inside “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft” and inside that new key create two dword entries called “EnableCallRecordMenuItem” and “AllowInCallRecording“, both with the same value of 00000001. Soft reset your device.
Method 2 – Install the cab :
Install : Enable Call Recording , reboot the phone.
Successfull activation of native in-call recording will put a “Record” option in your in call soft menu. Tapping “Record” will record from that point on and save the wave format file you’ve just recorded to Device\My Documents\Notes.
Monday, January 4
7 Historical Websites That Let Us Go Back & Take Another Peek At History
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Another calendar gets consigned to the trashcan. 365 days of memories and events from here on will gather dust either in minds or in our journals. But history is enriched by what that passes. And sometimes in our present, we too are tempted to look back at what has passed and relive the moments. It is these collective experiences that offers us a chance to imbibe and learn.
The internet speeds forward with the speed of thought, but it is the same internet that also archives what has passed. Information is never dated in the true sense and isn’t the internet all about capturing those bits of data and presenting them as bytes?
This post attempts to cover seven such historical sites that are made around timelines. Timelines which take us back into history and show what happened at some point in time. These sites are not only educational but also help us to put our present tense in the perspective of the past. Even as you go through these sites, rest assured that there are many whose sole purpose is filing away facts of historical data for later use. So let’s try to turn the clock back….
72Photos: Sleek & Free Online Photo Management Tool
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There are several photo storage services and alternatives to Flickr online, but not many are powerful and reliable enough to encourage users to bring all their pictures to the cloud. 72Photos is a free online photo management and sharing app that hopes to change that. This sleek website can create online galleries and enhance your pictures with features that rival any desktop photo software.
Saturday, January 2
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