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From the page: "And in our can�t-imagine-even-needing-this-five-years-ago department, we have Clicker.com, available at clicker.com [clicker.com] . This site describes itself as the �oefirst complete programming guide to Internet television,” and contains information on over 400,000 episodes over 1200 sources in over 1200 categories. (And that doesn�t even count the 30,000 movies available on demand from Netflix and Amazon, or the 50,000 music videos from 20,000 artists.) "

From the page: "The University of North Texas has posted more than 400 photos of the John F. Kennedy assassination investigation online to an archive at texashistory.unt.edu/explore/collections/JFKDP/browse/ [texashistory.unt.edu/explore/collections/JFKDP/browse/] . The idea is not so much to get crowd help in the investigation, but just to make the photos available to the public. "

From the page: "Foodie consumer? Food provider? If you�re in Alaska, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, or Washington, and you�ve got $100, you might want to check out Food Hub, which is a business to business network designed to connect regional food growers with food buyers. It�s available at food-hub.org [food-hub.org] and it�s in beta. "

From the page: "Around two weeks ago, nulab Inc. announced the launch of Cacoo, a new service for making wireframes, sitemaps, and other diagrammish things. It�s available at cacoo.com [cacoo.com] . It�s in beta and is currently free, though a premium plan is expected in the �oemiddle of 2010″. For making diagrams and charts online I like Lovely Charts, but I decided to review Cacoo because it allows multiple people to edit charts together in real time. I�m glad I did; this is a great tool!

You have to register, of course. Once you�ve done that, you get a Flash application that allows you to build charts/diagrams using drag and drop images from a variety of libraries, including people, flowcharts, networks, office equipment, etc. Dotted blue lines appear and disappear as Cacoo shows you how your new images line up with other images that you already have in your chart area.

Once you have an im"

From the page: Sorry guys. It looks like we're mostly interested in covering you, not using you.'

LOL!

From the page: "Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer fielded heated questions from the software giant's shareholders Thursday concerned about losing younger consumers to Apple. Responding to a question on how best to market to the 'next generation' of computer users, Ballmer remarked that there 'is a group of people with whom our market share is less.'"

From the page: "Hackers have bypassed Apple's desire to remove support for Intel's Atom processor from Mac OS X 10.6.2, allowing the increasingly popular netbooks to run Cupertino�s latest operating system. The complicated hack replaces the Mac OS X kernal, according to reports.

The low-powered Atom processor from Intel is often used by low-cost netbooks. Apple currently offers no hardware officially supporting the Atom chip.
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Wake up Apple ... smell the sales just slipping away from you... you need a netbook!

From the page: "You know, even after all these years, Mozilla Firefox still isn't great. The interface looks un-Mac-like, the performance is worse than on Windows, and it just feels like an after-thought. Fortunately for those who still have a lot of love for the Gecko rendering engine, the folks behind the Camino Project continue to do brilliant work on their independent Camino browser, the 2.0 release of which shipped yesterday."