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December 3rd, 2009 - 5:21 pm § in TeacherHax, Ted Curran

A Hack to Give Back: Hack Firefox to Donate to your Favorite Charity’s Amazon Store!

[Translate] Image by kevindooley via Flickr Amazon.com’s AStore Affiliate program pays charities if you search Amazon via a referrer link. In the spirit of giving, here’s how you can replace your Amazon Firefox Search Bar button with the AStore search link of your favorite caus[...]

November 19th, 2009 - 2:02 pm § in Featured Posts, TeacherHax, Web 2.0

Jobseekers! Easy Job Multi-Searching with RSS Magic!

[Translate] When you’re looking for work, keeping up with the online job listings is a job in itself. This tutorial will teach you how to automate your job search so you can quickly scan through lots of fresh, relevant job ads every day. The Big Picture We are going to put in a series of [...]

November 19th, 2009 - 1:31 pm § in FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax, Web 2.0

GRUML: Google Reader on your Desktop

[Translate] Image by Sue Waters via Flickr As you may have gathered from my defense of desktop email clients, I prefer desktop apps to webapps any day of the week. Even if the app is powered by a web data service (like Gmail), desktop applications can take advantage of the massive computin[...]

November 14th, 2009 - 3:13 pm § in Featured Posts, FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax

Thunderbird Don’t Die!: The Case for Desktop Email Client Software

[Translate] Image by adria.richards via Flickr As the blogosphere debates the death of the desktop email client, I am anxiously awaiting the stable release of Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0. Like devotees of Apple Mail.app or Microsoft Outlook, I have come to depend on the desktop app for speed, [...]

August 5th, 2009 - 4:01 am § in Featured Posts, FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax, Ted Curran, Web 2.0

Opera Unite: A Web/Chat/FileSharing/etc. server IN YOUR BROWSER!

[Translate] Image by Glztt via Flickr Opera Unite is an amazing service that allows you to run a web server right out of your own browser! What does that mean? It means that you can share photos, music, and files without uploading them to some external service. You can even set up a privat[...]

February 11th, 2009 - 3:37 pm § in FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax, Web 2.0

Zemanta: Add more information to your blogs automatically!

[Translate] Image via CrunchBase Zemanta is a Firefox plugin that scans your blog posts for keywords, then suggests links, images, and tags to complement your blog. It’s super easy and free. Check it out! Related articles by Zemanta Zemanta, using shared data (netsetters.nl) Zem[...]





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