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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-09

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Twitter Updates for 2009-11-29

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Twitter Updates for 2009-11-25

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Twitter Updates for 2009-11-23

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Twitter Updates for 2009-09-25

  • #Nasa about #Chandrayaan – water discovery etc. on moon – thanking #ISRO. Live at #TimesNow and #CNNIBN. #India #
  • @vasudevg ref: http://bit.ly/106m8o Popularity comes at the cost of "viruses" or "downtime" ;-) #
  • Forrester analyst: #Google Gmail's availability is pretty much on par with other hosted services like in-house #Microsoft Exchange. #
  • 99.9% uptime = 08:45:57 downtime per year #
  • water on moon: what's in it for you and me @ CNN IBN, now #
  • oops, CNN IBN quickly shifted from water on moon to HIV vaccine #
  • As said in the article: as if IE has less active(X) plugins RT: @vasudevg Microsoft bashes Google's Chrome-in-IE plan- http://bit.ly/sjx9y #
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Chromified Firefox

In a half an hour attempt to make Firefox look like Google Chrome with some similar functionality, I achieved the following:

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Run Google Chrome on Linux – The easy way

As per my earlier blog post, Chrome (Google’s home grown web browser) is not available for Linux. Its release status for Linux, as stated at Google Chrome’s download site is – “Google Chrome for Linux is in development and a team of engineers is working hard to bring it to you as soon as possible.” But seems Linux had not to wait!.

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Chrome – The Google Web Browser

Pros (so far)

  1. Easy installation
  2. Sleek top menu bars give more real estate to the web pages
  3. Shows thumbnails of most visited pages as the default page
  4. Less configuration options
  5. Robust Incognito window (porn mode)

Cons (so far)

  1. Not available for Linux
  2. No built-in RSS reader
  3. Limited configuration options
  4. MS Silverlight based applications do not work
  5. Cannot leverage the plethora of Firefox plugins

After lots of news and attention since yesterday, Google’s very own web browser called Chrome is finally available for download now, but only for Windows.

To start with, since I’m on Linux (Fedora 9), the download page http://www.google.com/chrome, did not show me a download link but instead prompted me to subscribe (with my E-mail) to get alerted when Chrome is available for Linux.

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shekharg: 100 comments! on my blog post http://bit.ly/9lh2Vr on Amazon Kindle. Well, kinda 50+ since I reply to almost all comments ;-)
5:49 AM Jul 27, 2010, comment
Aha! Nice weather
8:08 PM Jul 26, 2010, comment
shekharg: Also Google Maps 4.4 update is available to download from the Android Market
7:48 PM Jul 26, 2010, comment
shekharg: 1.0.2 update of official Twitter app for Android is out & available from the Android Market. I just updated.
7:39 PM Jul 26, 2010, comment
shekharg: ffvp8 !!!
7:26 PM Jul 26, 2010, comment