Boing Boing: “Cory Doctorow: Teletubbies Kill: a Flash shooting gallery game where you fight off bouncing Teletubbies with a chainsaw, finishing them is a fountain of gore and tubbiegobbets. Link (via Wonderland)”
Lifehacker: “Edits to your Firefox profile’s userChrome.css file can make all sorts of fun and useful changes to the fox’s chrome, menus, dialogs and toolbars.
For instance, I’ve disabled the Forward, Back and Stop buttons unless there’s something to go back or forward to or stop, I’ve made the bookmarks toolbar multi-row to display all my ‘marks, and included the bookmark keyword to the Add Bookmark dialog. And this is just a few examples of what can be done. After the jump, find out how…. Link “
Can’t decide if you should eat that three day old pizza or whether you’ll be alone for the rest of your week? Ask the internet, we’ll tell you.
Lifehacker: “When Gina posted her favorite 15 Firefox Quick Searches, she used a Firefox feature which associates keywords with frequent web searches. But you can use bookmark keywords not only for web searches, but to navigate to your favorite sites and inner pages, and even launch bookmarklets without moving to your mouse.
Today I’ll cover the fine art of browser bookmarking in conjunction with keyword shortcuts, and how I significantly cut down wasted browsing time with an intuitive keyword framework….”
Lifehacker: “The OpenBook Firefox extension lets you tweak the default Add Bookmark dialog, giving you more control over the specifics of your bookmarks.
You can choose to add an entry for a keyword, URL, and description, and you can also choose where bookmarks go by default. Since I really like adding keyword shortcuts to my bookmarks, I’ve been looking for a Firefox extension that will allow me to do that on the fly for quite some time. OpenBook is just that extension. — Adam Pash
OpenBook [chuonthis.com]“
Neatorama: “Yoda and Jar Jar Binks stand in for Abbott and Costello in their classic comedy skit ‘Who’s on First?’:
Lifehacker: “On my Windows machine, the My Computer app sat sadly unused - until I read Tech-Recipes’s excellent article on getting more out of it:
You can add Administrative Tools, Printers and Fax Devices, Scheduled Tasks, Network Connections, Recycle Bin, and My Network Places to the window by using this tweak.
The ‘tweak’ includes some simple registry editor edits, and takes about 60 seconds. This is a nice way to add some functionality to something that was just sitting there on my desktop. What are your best My Computer tips? Thoughts to comments or to tips at lifehacker.com. — Wendy Boswell
Expand The Functionality Of ‘My Computer’ [Tech-Recipes.com]“
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