Lifehacker led me to a tasty site, FindTheBest. Choose a subject, and it presents a comparison of prices, features, reviews, etc., for your perusal. For example, I looked at ebook readers, and was pretty wowed by the comprehensive categories.

Google labs has introduce a 'flip' news presentation... it lets you browse site (magazine/newspaper) covers or articles, flip forward and back... pretty cool. I think it will be fun to explore at some date and see if, oh, they have an science fiction section or an lgbt section, etc. 

Timeline on the construction of the international space station

The fight for Net Neutrality has reached a crucial moment. The FCC Chairman just called for new Net Neutrality rules, and he is being supported by President Obama, Speaker Pelosi, and numerous congressional leaders. Now we need a powerful, public show of support. More than 1.6 million people have already called for Congress and the FCC to support ( Read more... )

(snagged from David Brin; sorry don't have the link to hand, though his blog is good stuff)

Guy puts a box together with a GPS and a camera, and captures video a la NASA.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/36063922#36063922

I've downloaded a recommended crossposting Wordpress blog to LJ blog plug in, lj-xp ( Read more... )

Have had a couple conversations lately about how Facebook *is* the internet for a lot of people...

You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com

JESS3 / The State of The Internet from JESS3 on Vimeo.

Must share! Must share!  http://www.geekchichq.com/Co_Store/The_Showroom/Alexandria_Codex/Alexandria_Codex.html

Of course, they're not available quite yet...

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yea! I really like (free for home use!) this program - you install it as your printer, and it automatically detects pages with just one or two lines, and let's you choose to print them or not, etc. Saves ink, paper, money, trees.