Some stink is being made about Google’s retention and tracking of search data. A director at Mozilla has even claimed that Microsoft has better privacy practices, and he recommends users change their default web search to Bing.
Allow me to introduce Startpage:
Startpage claims no retention of user search data, and you have the option to [...]
Tagged InternetJust in case you live under a rock and haven’t experienced the joyous time-waster known as YouTube, here are snips from the purported “100 Greatest Hits of YouTube” presented in a four-minute movie. There is a list of the represented videos on the YouTube page, but you can watch it here:
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If you’ve ever wished Twitter had some more features, and don’t want to be installing one of the many desktop clients to every computer you use, you might want to give Brizzly a look.
While it maintains all of the original functionality of the main Twitter site, Brizzly goes above and beyond by adding features like [...]
Tagged Internet, TwitterAre you also an avid reader? Lately, I’ve been picking up good number of books using PaperBackSwap. PaperBackSwap is a free online book exchange service. Essentially, for every book you send to someone, you get a book in return. If you send your books out via Media Mail or Parcel Post, this usually comes [...]
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