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Gmail Bug Turned Some Users into Spammers

This week, a Gmail bug caused duplicate messages to be sent from some user accounts. In certain cases, the same messages were sent over and over for several days, which, as you can imagine, must have been extremely annoying to the recipients. The bug did not affect many users (less than 2.5% of Gmail’s userbase, claims Google) but given the overall number of Gmail users — more than 176 million by now, according to comScore’s data — it’s a significant number. Some users were extremely unhappy about this bug, which made them look bad in front of their business partners
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ImageGrab Is a Powerful Video Screenshot Tool [Downloads]

Windows: Grabbing stills from a video using a traditional screenshot tool is a tedious hit-or-miss affair. ImageGrab is feature-packed tool for grabbing single stills, a series at set intervals, or scripting your own parameters for custom grabs. More
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Congratulations To The Winners Of Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder Giveaway

Thanks to all of the participants of contest in which you could win Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder. We ran the MySql random query and selected these commenter to give them Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder. Darlene Crochet k19s Avi William Boyd Anselmo Rob Lee Levenson John Mrs.gil amon Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder will find fast all similar and duplicate pictures and photos in a folder and its sub folders. Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder uses advanced algorithms to find duplicate photos in a way that a human does
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HOW TO: Change the Google Logo to Your Favorite Google Doodle

We all love Google’s Doodles, in which the classic homepage design is changed to mark a special anniversary or event. But if you’re anything like us, you probably wish that the Google logo was a little more fun every day of the year . Fortunately, there’s a clever little and unofficial Greasemonkey script from Google employee Tiffany Lane that will let anyone using Firefox or Chrome personalize their Google homepage with their favorite Doodle all year-round. If that sounds like a win to you, then head to the gallery below for a quick how-to on this super-simple process, along with a few of our favorite Doodle choices.
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12 Beginner Tutorials for Getting Started With Photoshop

This series is supported by Ben & Jerry’s Joe , Ben & Jerry’s new line-up of Fair Trade and frozen iced coffee drinks. Learn more about it here . Adobe Photoshop , the ubiquitous and industry standard graphics software for photographers, designers, digital artists, as well as casual enthusiasts, can be a baffling application to understand the first time you fire it up. Luckily, littered across the vast space of the web are tutorials in all shapes and sizes that will help you get up and running in no time
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Why Games Are the Killer App for Social Networks

Ravi Mehta is vice president of product for Viximo , where he drives the product strategy for Viximo’s social game distribution platform and helps social networks monetize via social games and virtual goods. For more information on virtual goods, visit his blog, Virtual Goods Insider , and follow him on Twitter . In 2009, an estimated $2.2 billion in virtual goods were sold to consumers globally, and that number is expected to rocket to over $6 billion by 2013. Although virtual worlds and MMOs have historically driven the growth in virtual goods, today the fastest growing segment is social games. Social games not only represent a lucrative new revenue channel for social media sites but they also signal a fundamental change in the structure of the social media industry.
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15 Awesome and Useful Safari Extensions

Apple released Safari 5 in June, introducing official support for browser extensions . This move now means that developers have the ability to build add-ons to enhance the overall browsing experience on Safari. Apple launched its own official Safari Extensions gallery at the end of July, showcasing some of the best developer submissions. The gallery is just getting started, but already there are some fantastic additions that any Safari user can appreciate. As die-hard extension addicts since the first Safari 5 release, we’ve scoured the web to find 15 of our favorites.
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10 Entertaining eBay Facts You Might Not Know

As the world’s largest marketplace, eBay has hundreds of millions of listings live at any given moment. Since its founding in 1995, the company has grown from just one curious computer programmer to over 15,000 employees. Over the past 15 years, eBay has become one of the largest companies in America, consistently ranking in the Fortune 500, and is one of the most recognized brands around the world. Throughout the years, the world has gawked at some of the oddest items listed on eBay, including, among others, old gum , entire towns , and even spouses . The fact that anyone can list almost anything (yes, there are some restrictions), makes this site one of the most interesting places to find rare or outlandish items.
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DIYer constructs 4.3-inch Open SciCal graphing calculator, puts your TI-83+ to shame

What's 4.3-inches diagonally, costs $200 to build and has absolutely no reception issues when held as shown in the image above? Why, the Open SciCal! Matt Stack, the genius who pieced this gem together, relied on a 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 CPU, 8GB SD card, WiFi module and a spartan web browser in order to concoct what's likely the most desirable graphing calculator this side of Pluto. The handheld device weighs about 1.6 pounds, runs Linux as well as the statistically inclined R, and is reportedly capable of doing roughly twice as much crunching as Texas Instruments' Nspire .
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Spotify Gets a Chrome Extension [Music]

Cloud based music service Spotify announced a new Chrome extension for users to preview music in their browsers with. Users can highlight the name of an artist or group in their current web page and preview music by the artist using the Spotify extension. Unfortunately U.S. users are still in the dark since the Extension requires the Spotify application to be installed, which is still only available in Sweden, Norway, Finland, the United Kingdom, France, and Spain. (Click the image above for a closer look.) [ Spotify ] More
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