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Diggs for October 27th
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- How To Count Binary Using Only Your Hands!
- Walmart blamed for film windows
- Very Cool Javascript Effects Library
- Home Video Arcade Machine
- Color Perception Is Not In The Eye Of The Beholder: It’s In The Brain
- Every File Format in the world
- Million Dollar Homepage Reaches Half A Million $$
- What Would Microsoft Do if Google Invented an OS?
- Photos from undeveloped film in antique cameras
- The Ultimate Mac Freeware Package for Your iPod
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Diggs for October 26th
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- The Lego Pinball Machine
- Second X-Files film to begin filming
- MIT Busts The MythBusters – The Video
- 14 things you didn’t know about Bill Gates
- Pink Noise Generator for Windows, Mac, Palm + Pocket PC
- Huge Pixel Poster
- The Screen Savers are not dead anymore!!!
- Google Base Screen Shots
- Noise 1.0.1
- NEW Skype v1.4.0.84 Released (October 25, 2005)
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Diggs for October 25th
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- Comedy Central Unveils Motherload Network
- Google Maps + Ajax + Chatting = Amazing innovative chat client
- base.google.com Google to take on Craigslist? Sure looks like it.
- Apple updates homepage for Rosa Parks
- Awesome Archive of the Amazing/Paradoxical M.C. Escher Paintings
- 1500+ Free Microsoft eBooks
- Google Responds to the base.google.com Rumors
- Universal Fails Joss and the Cast of Serenity
- Maxtor Ships 500 Gigabyte Hard Drives
- MySQL 5.0 Final is upon us!!!
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Diggs for October 24th
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- Hide My Ass! – Free Proxy Site
- CSS Shorthand Guide
- Five Reasons Why Jack Thompson is Right
- The Rubberband Man OfficeMax commercials
- Video of the XBox 360 being played at Walmart
- TUAW video podcast of new iPod
- Better Then Yahoo Music Videos
- Serenity breaks $30 million worldwide over weekend
- VLC media player 0.8.4-test1 beta release is available
- Congress spends $3 BILLION to keep Americans watching TV
Bloglines Entries for October 24th
Utter Garbage!
With all that is going on, Congress is not only Mandating the change from Analog TV to digital, but they are now going to subsidize (some how) people that can’t purchase a new TV.
I am glad that things have slowed down enough in DC for them to worry about this kind of crap.