Give this a try – it’s called Questions: ask and answer questions. People can ask any question they want and anyone can answer them. It’s a fun little toy and it looks and works GREAT.

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Biomechanical Robotic Individual Assembled for Nullification

Visit CyborgName.com to see what your cyborg name is.

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I think I am going to create a new category of posts called webware. These will be posts about websites that are essentially software, except the software is on the web. Sites like FeedDigest, GMail, BackPack, Mailinator, and AudioScrobbler would count as webware. In fact, I am going to create a Wikipedia page for webware right now – maybe this will start a trend of people using this as a word.

Here’s a handy site for quickly making text images to use on your site. I have used them to make menus and a logo on my arcade site and I used it recently to make menu buttons on my software site. Come to think of it, I need to post a link-back to Acme on those sites.

Solution Watch (one of my new favorite blogs) has an interesting piece on a new service called Mirror Me. I don’t think *I* need/want it right now, but I could certainly see how it would be useful to some people.

Mirror Me Homepage

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