Social networks involving coding are great – RefactorMyCode for instance is a source of good code bits.
debug.gd on the other hand, is somewhat more doubtful: enter bugs and find solutions to them. I usually find my bugs through Google, so i’m wondering if this specific app is going to be that much of an added value. You never know (through TechCrunch).
VectorMagic is an app to get the vector image out of a bitmap. Vectorized images, as you may know, give more graceful (non-pixelly) scaling. Works better for drawings than for photographs. Some heavy math behind that one, i would reckon.
In yet another SEO-loving title: Five must-have security/privacy extensions for Firefox. NoScript is a pain though, especially now everyone is piling on Ajax.
Researches achieve amazing density of memory: you get such news items about every three months – it’s the cold fusion of hardware. If it’s true, and it gets marketed, we’ll have more memory than we can use. Or will we ?
