WikiLeaks is an online clearinghouse for internal documents, memos, emails and bulletins from government agencies, banks, corporations and other entities that may suffer embarrassment should the documents be made public. In many cases, the documents are declassified or for “official use only” and I have even seen some classified material posted as well. The subject […]
By Mark O’Neill If you’re a hardcore Flickr and photo-uploading fetishist then it’s your lucky day amigo! You can now satisfy all your rampant photographic lusts by gazing at FlickrSpy all day long. The site claims to be a real-time representation of every photo that is currently being uploaded to the Flickr servers. The results […]
By Mark O’Neill I’ve previously posted about Imified but I have recently noticed a new tool of theirs that you can add to your IM client. It quickly becomes very useful if you are a heavy IM user and you also do a lot of domain checking. Once you have added Imified to your IM […]
After a long time obsessing over Google Talk, I am now slowly turning my attention to Pidgin. I was inspired to take a closer look at Pidgin after an excellent tutorial on Lifehacker and so now I am experimenting with my Google Talk contacts on the Pidgin platform to see how it goes. But I […]
By Mark O’Neill In case it isn’t glaringly obvious yet, I love my iPod. So I am always looking for ways to expand its use beyond just playing music. It is an excellent device for carrying your email address book, reading e-books and for consulting Wikipedia. But you can also apparently turn webpages into text […]
So you’ve been blogging for a while but you’re starting to hate it? You thought you could make easy money and order a brand new 24″ iMac to replace your old Windows box in less than a month or two? Don’t wait for the south pole to melt, drop it, there are better things to […]
By Mark O’Neill As Yoda would probably say in a situation like this “begun the price wars have”. Play.com has launched a music download service in the UK which will undercut iTunes prices. Not only will the music be cheaper but it will also be DRM free – meaning you would be able to […]
Pretty near the top of every doodling geek’s dream list would be the possibility of seeing their artwork on the Google homepage in one of the famous Google Doodles. Well, that’s what will happen to one lucky student on May 22, 2008. Google is holding a contest for students in grades K-12, asking them to draw […]