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  1. I'm sorry, those ShareThis buttons are awful. Popping up on mouse over?
  2. Of 18,425 MP3s, Lala successfully fingerprinted 13,113 of them. Not bad when you consider how esoteric some of the collection is.
  3. Now Lala, that's a service that needs an Android app.
  4. Missed this earlier, the new F*** Buttons album _Tarot Sport_ is up on Lala: http://j.mp/2EdSOk
  5. Reaffirmation that, in America, money can triumph over any adversity. #yankees
  6. @davewiner Or download the excellent Pandora app. I upgraded to Pandora Pro I liked it so much.
  7. Ruby on Rails developers, @waxpancake is hiring at Kickstarter in NYC: http://bit.ly/workwithus
  8. More suggestions: InfiniDB, CouchDB, and graph paper. (Via @sogrady and @adamse.)
  9. Recommendations for hbase, Cassandra, and MongoDB. (Via @jpatanooga, @briantwodotoh.) More?
  10. @noahharlan What's in a name? That which we call a Droid by any other name would smell as sweet.
  11. What's your favorite open source, distributed, column-oriented datastore?
  12. @gwhitescarver Congrats on the Droids. I'm tempted to switch @yes over to Verizon just to get her one.
  13. "The Droid is the coolest mobile phone to exist to date." Wow, very nice words from @arrington: http://j.mp/2w7f7X
  14. @edsu Yes, all our GData APIs support OpenSearch metadata. We don't always provide description documents yet, though.
  15. @edsu I don't know much about OPDS (will look), but adding rel="search" in more places is definitely on my TODO list.
  16. Introducing Closure Tools from Google - the Closure Compiler, the Closure Library, and Closure Templates: http://j.mp/fpJ5T
  17. "Transparency, choice and control have become a key part of Google's philosophy. Today we're doing even more." http://j.mp/kyQqG
  18. Xbox 360 120GB hard drive? $134. Typical 1TB external hd? $99. Value of proprietary hardware? $1/GB, apparently.
  19. The python-twitter dev branch now supports lists, thanks to new committer @dudarev: http://j.mp/RXYkd
  20. Great piece on Friend Connect: http://j.mp/4hBzzT. And not only is it a huge network, it's an open network, built on an open stack.