In case you have been in a black hole, here is a list of stuff you may have missed:
Google Wave
It looks awesome, but a bunch of the features already exist with a combination of services (mostly Friendfeed).
Bing
Microsoft’s “new” search engine. The name will probably work better than the Live branding.
Facebook Usernames
In a move that makes [...]
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GoAnimate
Update per Nicholas of GoAnimate:
[We] have a contest going on right now on the website. Any user creating an animation from now until October 1st has a chance to win a US$5,000 cash prize.
Well we already love ToonDoo here for the comic panels, but there is another animation site vying for our attention. Its called [...]
Disqus Comments
Spam annoyed me so much that I signed up for Disqus comments. It seems promising and much more interactive.
I tried Intense Debate and Sez Who on my other blogs. To a non-pleasant outcome.
Intense Debate refused to install correctly on a blog freshly installed to the server, with no plugins.
Sez Who installed easily and it does [...]
All Your Base Are Belong to Google
Friend Connect is described nicely by the folks at Mashable, it appears that the service is trying to bring everything together in one Google focused place.
Update: They also scrounged up this nice little Youtube video that explains it.
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