This site has a nice little java app that shows you how to count with your hands in binary and many other bases. The funny thing is it censors the hands for inputs 4, 128, 132. To be safely used by children? read more | digg story
labs.opera.com is now open, check it out. Opera 9 Technology preview 2 read more | digg story
Apple is on its way to sell one billion songs and they are celebrating by giving an iPod nano to the person who buys every 100,000th song as they near the mark. read more | digg story
ISBNdb.org is building a massive database of book data. It includes a price comparison service, cross referencing via Dewey or LOC systems, and a free web API. read more | digg story
Apple is counting down to the 1 billionth song purchased in the iTunes Music Store. Also, win an iPod Nano and an $100 iTMS gift card every 100,000th song. read more | digg story
The Mozilla Organization is set to release a public version of Firefox 2.0 Alpha 1 for public testing this Friday! read more | digg story
Interesting article that explains how RIAA can trace you back in a P2P network and identify your IP as well as your identity. The MUTE techonolgy to prevent spy tactics is also presented. You can also find more details on an alternative P2P system called Konspire2b. read more | digg story
Both of these Popular emulation utilites contain a Rootkit, but unlike Sony this is to defeat DRM. read more | digg story
“Website Gtalkr is a Flash-based web app designed to bring your Google apps (Gmail and Google Talk) together with Flickr, YouTube, and newsfeeds for an all-in-one media and communications mega-package.” read more | digg story
Gmail Adds New Chats Feature read more | digg story