- Turn Google+ Into Facebook.
- Speaking of Google+, I’m on there so feel free to add me, and I might get around to doing something on there. Maybe. Or not.
- This would have been an incredible music festival. It’s fake, but would have been awesome.
- Cable boxes use more power than the fridge.
- Andy Baio got Kind Of Screwed (seriously, that just shows how messed up our copyright and fair-use laws are).
- Modern-world problems pale in comparison to ancient world problems.
- Looking for a sweet little geek gift? These pins on etsy are frickin’ hilarious.
- World War II: Before the War is an incredible collection of photos that is part of a larger In Focus World War II in Photos collection.
- I think I’ve linked to this before, but I will again as it bears repeating for anybody that does any sort of e-mail marketing (like me): Guide to CSS Support in e-mail clients. Personally, I’ve found better luck with in-line or hard-coded styles and variables on tables for layout than I have with many CSS elements.
- You think your smart phone home screen looks pretty pimp? You have nothing on these guys (most of which are Android).
- Google to retire Blogger and Picasa Brands.
- The Data Liberation Front Delivers Google Take Out. Try it out here. Google Takeout allows you to download a copy of your data stored within Google products..
- More Google news…Google dumps all 11+ million *.co.cc from its results (most of which were spam and phishing sites).
- Sprite Cow is yet another tool to help you create CSS sprites (something I need to try sometime).
- Paper.js is an open-source vector graphics framework using HTML5 Canvas.
- LauncherPro dev launches new “UberMusic” music player. It’s pretty dang slick.
- Book of Speed The business, psychology and technology of high-performance web apps.
- rep.licants.org is a web service allowing users to install an artificial intelligence (bot) on their Facebook and/or Twitter account.
- We need more adult-size playgrounds. Which means we need more places like this.
- One more…Import your Facebook friends into Google+, going through Yahoo! first.
Updated to fix a few typos…