I was pleasantly surprised this evening to get a free dinner delivered to my door. It was a dinner box with was mashed potatoes, chicken and a bottle of chilled Stella Artois. I figured they sponsored the dinner. The message on the box invited me to watch “Recyclage De Luxe” show on Youtube.
While enjoying my free dinner, I went to Youtube to check what’s it all about. So I found the videos and watched them. I saw aliens friending with dogs, fast fingers making origami, aluminum fingers pushing buttons and hedgehogs raising hedge funds. Well, you know, Stella’s style – enjoyed them (warning: in some places really WTF):
A new handy open-source online privacy protection goodie has recently been announced by Torfox – the secure anonymous web browser, which allows users to browse web pages hiding their information such as their real location [IP] and other parameters which may be used to identify user data. In short, Torfox protects user privacy and identity online. [click to continue…]
Apple bans Google’s free calling apps from iPhone. Thank you, Apple, for stalling technological progress. My next device will carry Google’s Android. Keep rocking the boat, Google.
… you can make cheaper-than-skype (and in many cases free) phone calls using your Mac? Here’s how: sign up with voipcheap.com and follow the instructions by ical-mac.
… you can buy cheap CPC traffic to your website via adtoll.com? Prices are down to 1-2 cent per click.
It is now possible to submit your posts on BuzzHunt. All you need to do is register and start posting. Your posts will be reviewed and posted onto the front page. You are welcome to submit images, videos, games, widgets, applications and links to interesting stuff around the net. Let’s get the ball rolling!
A new handy open-source online privacy protection goodie has recently been announced by 
