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Technology Talk - 11/25/2007

Posted by Kyle Eslick on November 25th, 2007 | Category and Tags

I would say this has definitely been a slow week with the holiday here in the United States, but there was still some great stuff being written. Here are a few posts that caught my attention this week throughout the blogosphere:

Thanks to the heads up from Tech Buzz, it looks like you can now view Wikipedia offline via Google Gears. Why aren’t more companies jumping on board with Google Gears?
CyberNet gives us the history of cut/copy/paste and Alt+Ctrl+Delete.
Technology Guardian says Facebook is the new Google. According to the post “It seems that, if you’re hiring, Google is the New Microsoft and Facebook is the New Google.”
Andy C compares Co.mments, CoComment, and Commentful. For the record, I use Co.mments to track my posts that I leave comments on. I used to use CoComment, but I like how Co.mments tracks them much better.

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Comment by Sectional Sofas on November 25th, 2007:

Those sound like good write-ups, will check them out. Thanks
Comment by Dining Tables on November 26th, 2007:

I do not blog for money but shall try to boost my ego with this. Let me see.
Comment by Bush Mackel on November 26th, 2007:

“It seems that, if you’re hiring, Google is the New Microsoft and Facebook is the New Google.”

My head is spinning. (#);)