Nov
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Boulder startup company Falling Fruit is using podcast technology to deliver cutting edge shows to worldwide audiences. The Falling Fruit Network will feature a series of internet based audio programs on subjects from Buddhism to business and more.
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Browsershots makes screenshots of your web design in different browsers. It is a free open-source online service.
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The short Python program below runs an AppleScript that gets the (long) URL from the frontmost Safari window/tab, passes that through the Metamark shortening service, and puts the shortened URL onto the clipboard.
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Your link color and behavior can play a big part in your response and click though rates.
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The submit button that smashed all controls.
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While the world waited for Leopard, Mac audio geeks scoured blogs and forums for leaks on the new version of Logic. It arrived without advance warning and exhibits a predatory mix of evolutionary and sledgehammer features.
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