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Wallop, A Microsoft-spinoff social network and photo sharing project is launching a semi-public beta. It’s invitation only at the moment, though you can e-mail their team to request an invitation, and it should be fairly easy to get. Invited users will be given five invitations to call in their friends into the service.
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After much talk, discussions and rumors the Edgeio website/service is launched. To people who are not in the know, Edgeio is a service which dynamically collects and organizes listings published from RSS enabled websites and lists them on the edgeio website. The main goal is to give publishers of all sizes the means to
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PixPulse is a new service allowing people to share “live” in-the-moment photos and videos to send directly to their friends who can instantly view and comment. PixPulse works across all mobile carriers and does not require any downloads (no J2ME or flash) . The key goal of PixPulse is to be clean and simple
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Connect Via Books is a new social network that is meant to connect people through the books they like. Though it sounds like a good idea, it seems like the age of social networks is about to run out. Too many networks with less and less active users make most of them unuseful. The real
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digg has a new version 1.5.
Dont know what digg is? This is from the sites FAQ: ” Digg is a technology news website that gives editorial control back to the community…. With digg, users also submit links for review. But rather than allowing an editor to decide which links go on the homepage,
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Conspiracy theory lover or not, you must see it.

Brad Jasper, the founder of Blog Catalog, has launched a new website about weblogs, Blogosphere News. The concept is really simple, Blogosphere News is a website which covers all the latest happenings in the Blogosphere.

Clusty is a meta-search engine which presents clustering as it’s main feature. The Clustering Engine organizes search results into folders grouping similar items together. The search term ‘pearl’ will be organizes the top 250-500 results into subject folders such as Jewelry, Pearl Harbor, Pearl Jam, Steinbeck Novel and Daniel Pearl. Clusty allows users to
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I’ve reached the Remote User Authentication in Libraries resource page when I was researching for some answers regarding Squid configuration (details forthcoming). This page, however, have much more than that. The page is divided to sections such as: Database Vendor Authentication Info, University Authentication Projects , Proxy Servers and Authentication, Microsoft Internet Information Server
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GoogleRankings.com is a service which will help you find out your position in Google’s search results for a specific keyword or keywords. This is a very handy tool if you wish to promote you website.

The Mozilla Foundation had finally launched their new website, boasting a new color scheme and layout. The new look makes the site nicer, easier to navigate and much more user-friendly thought it still needs some work. Well done!

Do you remember the old days? Way back when the internet was young and naive? Well you still have a chance to see the websites from that time using the wayback machine archive. This site indexed and archived old website back from 1996 until today. If you would like to remember the old version of
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One of the best resource for game development is the site GameDev. It features many online resources like product reviews, tutorials, book reviews and a great online community.

Undercity.org tells the story of the New York City undergrounds. This is not some kind of a mysterious underground movement but the story of various subway areas and other places of New York you wouldn’t usualy visit.
You can contribute pictures, stories, or information you’d like to see up on the site as well.