Wednesday (02-06-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

• Bombproof gadgets: Our most trusty technology
• Opera Mobile 9.5 Announced
• Virtual store
• Garmin hits iPhone directly with Nuvifone
• Where’s your Domino’s pizza? Track it online
• Keeping Your Elements’ Kids in Line with Offspring
• Trailer for documentary about virtual worlds
• Yet another perpetual motion machine fails to prove anything
• 9 ways Star Wars can inspire you to save money.
• Cool Websites and Tools (edition #118)
• A Secret to Finding New Subscribers for Your Blog
• Adobe Illustrator Tutorials - Best Of
• If Web Traffic Was Votes, Obama And Huckabee Would Win Super Tuesday
• Presidential candidate web design review

• Posted by Brian
• February 6th, 2008
• 1 Comment

Monday (02-04-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

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• 17 Unbeatable Ways to Create a Peaceful, Relaxed Workday
• What is Graphic Design Poster Competition announcement
• Hey, You Condescending Jerk, No One Prints Emails Anyway
• The Principles of Beautiful HTML Email
• Social Search is Coming
• Augmented Reality: A Practical Guide
• 12 Star Trek gadgets that became reality
• The $672 Electric car
• Automotive X-Prize challenge ignored by major carmakers
• What’s hurting newspapers
• It’s not a bug, it’s kung fu.
• The Top 10 Websites You Never Heard Of
• Too Many Tabs? Firefox Add-ons to manage a TAB JAM
• Tech issues a no-show at MTV-MySpace candidate event

• Posted by Brian
• February 4th, 2008
• 1 Comment

Wednesday (01-30-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

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• Designing the Biohazard sign
• A SteamPunk’s Guide to the Apocalypse
• Office Max Reinvents Navigation
• Mouse of the Future? N.C. Students Navigate PCs with Glove
• Bavarian government caught looking for Skype backdoor
• eBay lowers listing fees
• Is the Tipping Point Toast?
• Keeping To-Learn Lists
• From 0 to 2000+ Subscribers in 90 Days
• Grunge Style In Modern Web Design
• Craigslist founder talks about open source, banner ads
• Lazy Productivity: 10 Simple Ways to Do Only Three Things Today
• Want to go to our college? Just text us!

• Posted by Brian
• January 30th, 2008
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Monday (01-28-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

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• Tech Venture Funding Jumped in 2007
• Sifry Launches “Web Hot Or Not?”
• Best Of January 2008
• DOMAssistant - Why bother?
• How Last.fm Will Create “Communities Around Content”
• Facebook Extends Their Platform
• Do You Swear on Your Blog?
• 10 Secrets to Success
• Ecommerce Holiday Marketing Guide
• The Written Word? It’s So Totally Over, According to Mr. IPod
• Teacher’s Productivity Hampered by technology. No love.
• Cat Burglar Joule Thief
• Study: Do Social Networks Improve Your Life?
• Engineer unlocks Wii’s hidden potential

• Posted by Brian
• January 28th, 2008
• 3 Comments

Friday (01-25-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

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• Unpacking Internet Explorer 8’s multiple rendering modes
• Anonymous hackers take on the Church of Scientology
• BitTorrent, Comcast, EFF Antipathetic To FCC Regulation of P2P Traffic
• 700MHz “C” block receives $1.24 billion opening bid — $3.36 billion to go for open-access
• Who Cares If Corporate Valuations Are Crazy?
• Make your own Roll-Up Keyboard
• Writing a Book in Google Docs
• A Reality Check about Blogging for Money
• Use Bury Recorder To Watch Digg Buries
• The “Work From Home” Generation
• Usability and Interface Design Books
• Links for Web Designers : December
• Newspaper Web sites draw record viewers

• Posted by Brian
• January 25th, 2008
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Friday (01-18-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

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• The “Google generation” not so hot at Googling, after all
• MySQL, JBoss, Zimbra…What is an open-source company worth?
• Top Jobs of 2008
• PopSci test-drives the wholly autonomous Chevy Boss
• Cloned human embryos
• Salesforce.com: 24 Billion API Calls So Far
• Yahoo Asks Employees To Turn In Computers
• China Internet Population Tops 200 Million
• A Guide to Cutting Back When You Feel Overwhelmed
• Top 10 job boards for freelance web designers

• Posted by Brian
• January 18th, 2008
• 1 Comment

Monday (01-14-08) edition of the d’bug link farm

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• Small products, big innovation: the dawn of a nano age?
• Color Burns Bright With Mitsubishi’s Laser TV
• TV’s Shrinking Audience Not All Shifting to Web
• Work and Play: A Peek Inside the Lives of Gaming’s Greatest
• 20 Valentines Day Marketing Ideas for Ecommerce
• Undergraduate programming
• The Lazysphere and the Decline of Deep Blogging
• Maker Movement Gaining Recognition
• Mark Zuckerberg Tells 60 Minutes: “Beacon Makes Facebook Less Commercial”
• MySpace agrees to block sexual predators

• Posted by Brian
• January 14th, 2008
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