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The Nigerian scam goes to Korea

If you love spam ‘literature’ like I do, here is  the latest of the Nigerian sequel. Your Active E-mail made you a Beneficiary Dear Sir/Madam, This is to notify you that you have been chosen By the seven-member committee to fulfill Chairman Chung Mong-koo’s promise to donate One trillion won (US$1.1 billion) to charity, contingent to a [...]

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Today’s Google Doodle denotes a … capitalist

via google.gr Regardless of the aesthetics of today’s (May 1st, 2010) Google’s Doodle, I think there is a negative connotation that has escaped the artist’s attention: the ‘Google’ name appears to be mostly a part of the structure and pipes of an old fashioned factory, identifying  Google with this kind of old fashioned capitalism.

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Google Chrome doesn’t trust … Google!

Posted via web from websurfing diaries

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Good design can’t fix …

via behance.net Posted via web from websurfing diaries

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People will react to anything :)

Taken from the Yahoo Mail Blog feed in Google Reader Posted via email from websurfing diaries

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What is wrong with Webmonkey?

Don’t know how many people have noticed this:  the feed of Webmonkey tutorials is gone mad. Most of the articles lead to empty pages while some of them are really weird stuff. Like the following: which, if you click upon, leads to a page like this: Is this a hijacked feed or what?

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Google Reader scares me!

Google Reader has always been a difficult beast to tame. I never suspected it is actually THE beast!

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Some days ago I got glimpse in twitter of the Change the Web challenge. I took a look at it, to discover the underlying Social Action web site and its API. The Challenge was about using this API for a new innovative web application or widget. For some reason this appealed to me, although I [...]

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I was working on a personal weekend project with Yahoo Pipes, when I took notice of this: The most frequent feed source used with Yahoo Pipes is Adultfriendfinder. The tag ‘porn’  is not that much used though. Clicking the link of the adulfriendfinder source leads to dozens of pipes, most of them of elementary functionality [...]

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