I never thought that
Redmond would actually hide the real Windows menu dialogs from us and mask them with good looking and nice sounding language. I really feel sad for all Windows users who think what they are seeing is the real thing. Poor you folks.
Check out the real menu dialogs for yourselves and fire off some letters to Ballmer right away.
Are you a WordPress and iPhone user? Did you know there is
WordPress for the iPhone? This version of WordPress in your hands lets you write posts, upload photos, edit pages, and manage comments on your blog from your iPhone or iPod touch.
It supports both
WordPress the free hosting and
WordPress self-hosting. You can take a photo with your iPhone camera and easily insert it into blog posts. You can also preview your posts before you publish them, manage multiple blogs, make draft posts and works on all models of the iPhone and iPod.
Unless you just descended from space, you probably are on
Facebook just like me with a hundred or more friends. However, not all of your friends' activities interest you nor do you want to see in your newsfeed. I for instance do not play
Farmville or any of those fun games on Facebook and thus not really interested in how much potatoes a friend harvests or how many cows she milked.
If you are like me, then the Firefox addon called
Facebook Filter is your answer. Facebook Filter lets you control which types of posts appear in your Facebook News Feed. You can choose to show or hide the following types of News Feed posts:
- “Is now friends with”
- “Became a fan of”
- “Joined a group”
- “Was tagged in an album”
- Events (announcing events and attending them)
- Applications (all except those you choose to exclude).
So if you want to make some sense of the most popular social network in the world today but at the same time cut out the junk you don't like, then
Facebook Filter for Firefox is a great choice of an addon.
