New Friendfeed is u.g.l.y. but I'm beginning to like it 8-O

So, now that FriendFeed has changed a lot (old news, I know) and though I first despised the whole new look (come on, hidden service icons!?) now I find myself liking the new features and completely overlooking the tasteless color scheme. (yea, I did think of getting a Userscript to mend the whole thing but after using firefox for hours I'm falling into a Windows memory crunch all the time -damn you firefox!- so I switched to a dull no-addon firefox =P )
Try Friendfeed and add me to your contacts, it's richer and more enjoyable than the weeny blue bird chat box for sure though I wouldn't say (yet) it will replace it. ;)



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Last.fm Killed internet radio Today...

YEs. today was doomsday for us lastfm devotees in Mexico and many many many countries. On April the 22nd the LastFM Blog announced that they were updating their radio to no longer work without a fee. ($3USD a month! are you nuts!?) for countries other than the US, UK & Germany.

I want to let you know that I'll be on the look for some alternatives. Ok, I know there are none. Last was simply perfect how it was (i specially like the way it integrates with firefox through fire.fm). But thier price is way higher than say, Spotify ($19 vs $36 a year) of course neither service is available in MX... unless, of course -are you thinking what I'm thinking?.. Use a free proxy. It's simple, isn't it? IDK guess I'll have to try it.
I'll be updating.
Laterz.

No updates since before Easter :P & blog redesign.

 

Y nada que hay actividad en este blogger. :L

La mera verdad es que mi compu ha estado fallando un poco. Para empezar Pidgin se ha estado crashing (se puede esperar de un software open source expandible con plugins de terceros). Así que he estado lidiando con reconocer qué plugin es el maloso y luego enviar un bug report y así. ..no es algo muy divertido, pero a veces pienso que así se construye un mejor software, con la ayuda de los usuarios.

In other news, beginning April I heard about the Pirate Bay trial a.k.a. the spectrial. I was so excited about it. I confess I’ve been to the site once or twice though most of the movies in my hd I’ve searched for directly from Vuze’s torrent search. Now that my computer’s again up and running, I thought I’d post a screenshot of my desktop. (beautified with google desktop and a wallpaper i found on noupe …the photo on the right is one of my facebook friends’ rotating on a slideshow).

Cheers!

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How Computer Viruses Work

Strange as it may sound, the computer virus is something of an Information Age marvel. On one hand, viruses show us how vulnerable we are -- a properly engineered virus can have a devastating effect, disrupting productivity and doing billions of dollars in damages. On the other hand, they show us how sophisticated and interconnected human beings...

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Cool Stuff

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from my LOLz folder   XD

Feeding baby Pompon ;)

Feeding baby Pompon ;), ursprünglich hochgeladen von pyza*

°~*I Want Plaaaay!*~°
Baby Pompon quiere biberón. Lo malo es que no lo puede sostener él solo!! hohoho :::Visto en: Cute Overload

Ein Tag nach der Dienstag ...Kopfweh!

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I started using Cooliris I while ago (like a month+-) and now I can't be without it! Cooliris is an extension for Firefox (and now IE7!) that presents photos in a website slick and beautifully. I use it mostly when browsing Flickr: it makes it so MUCH MORE comfortable than standard browsing through photos in F. you know, clicking everywhere to see a good shot in fullscreen. So if you have time go download it (I installed it both in Explorer and Firefox), I recommend it big.
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Anything that is too stupid to be spoken is sung. -Voltaire

OMG This book is to die for! In a book that's one part prophecy, one part thought experiment, one part manifesto, and one part survival manual, internet impresario and blogging pioneer Jeff Jarvis reverse-engineers Google—the fastest-growing company in history—to discover forty clear and straightforward rules to manage and live by. Along the way, he looks under the hood of a car designed by its drivers, ponders a worldwide university where the students design their curriculum, envisions an airline fueled by a social network, imagines the open-source restaurant, and examines a series of industries and institutions that will soon benefit from this book's central question.

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