Twitter’s (Beta) ReTweet Feature Review
For those of you who haven’t been invited to beta-test Twitter’s redundant waste of time new ReTweet feature, I’ve got the full skinny here: you’re not missing much, and nothing
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For those of you who haven’t been invited to beta-test Twitter’s redundant waste of time new ReTweet feature, I’ve got the full skinny here: you’re not missing much, and nothing
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Ever noticed in Gmail, Twitter or Facebook how the last portion of the URL (the so-called “hash”) changes with each navigation, while the actual URL remains the same? This unique
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When I was a kid, I would take foods that tasted really good by themselves and mix them all together – sometimes in a blender. And it was fucking nasty.
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Twitter decided to give a nice Happy Halloween to users today in the form of radically changing the site’s design and modifying tweets upon an update containing solely “#trick” or
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Bored websurfers have, at some point or another, typed “www.hell.com” into their browser’s address bar just out of curiosity. And they’ve discovered an anomaly that provokes many questions, seemingly with
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If anybody noticed, Yahoo! Geocities officially closes today for good. But, for the geeks that recall being on the Internet prior to 2000, a piece of history was lost today.
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As the Facebook Insider reports, Facebook recently added a ‘Widowed’ option to its list of relationship status types in response to a growing petition.
It’s on everyone’s mind every now and again, but nobody ever says it: SEO and spam both have the same goals, yet the ethics involved in the tactics of reaching
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Google: If they ever make any change to their front page, it’s usually just a link to a new product/service or merely swapping out their logo to celebrate some event
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Remember in the mid-90′s when people were absolutely paranoid about the Internet, believing that the government knew everything about us and that these “hackers” might be able to steal our
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