Daily Digest for November 6th

delicious (feed #5)
Shared Limelight.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared DailyJS: A JavaScript Blog.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Take a Virtual Trip Through The Brain of a Mouse.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared Sinatra deployment and performance on Slicehost, Heroku, and Google App Engine | JZ * LABS – the web experiment playground of jason ting.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Going Head To Head With Genius On Playlists.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared [from hrheingold] 5 New Technologies That Will Change Everything – PC World.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Google Releases Open Source JavaScript Tools.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Google News embraces self-identification of content.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Dashboard Reveals What Google Knows About You.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared 7 Visualization Groups On Flickr to Find Inspiration.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Cooking wiki can be edited by anyone.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Fear Detector To Sniff Out Terrorists.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Some real data about JavaScript size on web pages.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Don’t panic over the secret copyright treaty.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Google CEO: We Won’t Repeat the Mistakes of Microsoft.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Roger Penrose Says Physics Is Wrong, From String Theory to Quantum Mechanics.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared The Very Strange Story of the Startup That Says It Made $10m Before Launching.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Steve Jobs Will Save Print Media.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Jaml: Haml in Javascript.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared The Big Lie About Twitter.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Japanese Teenage Boy Improved Ruby 1.9 Performance By Up To 63%.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared German man programs "Hello World" into wheat field.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared The 84% who don’t click on ads.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared Foodista.com – The Cooking Encyclopedia Everyone Can Edit.

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