I believe you’ve seen websites and blogs that uses the text-based Feedburner subscriber count instead of the chicklet. I hope you are not getting the idea the these guys update their feed count manually. Instead, it can be done easily with scripts, and the reason why you want to do is – it gives you total flexibility in terms of design, styling and display.
Think of TinyPaste as shortURL service that turn long lengthy contents short (in format of URL) instead of URLs. This free service is simple, just paste in your text, click submit and share the URL. If you happen to paste large amount of content over IM, Twitter, etc, TinyPaste might just come in handy.
For the maximum security of files on your computer, it is essential to have a powerful encryption tool. A powerful encryption tool means it must at least provides several encryption algorithms and smart handling.
Remember those tiny 16×16 Facebook application icons you see on the left sidebar, well, now you can download them in high resolution all free (single download file) thanks to lopagof.
Whenever you flipped through a tech related magazine, how often you stopped and stare at a tech ad for more than 3 seconds. Chance are most of us will ignore them. The problem with tech ads are just like the others, they have to very clever and really creative in order to catch some attention. Here are some really cool technology related advertisement from notable companies like Sony, Apple, Samsung, Microsoft, etc that don’t suck. Full list after jump.
Do you have figures that you instantly want to make a comparison chart out of it? Try ChartGizmo. ChartGizmo is an online service that generates chart on the fly by talking your input into count. It’s free to use, generating charts are just a sign-up process away.
Fine Tuna’s service model is simple. It allows you to share an image over the Internet with your peers and friends, and on top of that, you can add your comments on the image. If you think you could use some comments while sharing images, try Fine Tuna.
[Mac only] Who says command based Terminal cannot play music? Folks at usingmac shows how you can play music in Terminal by executing some commands, taking advantage of Mac’s build-in voice.
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