Fun Friday

There’s no getting away from advertisements these days. They’re everywhere, and they serve an important purpose for most businesses. However, sometimes these ads are placed in spots that aren’t always the perfect location. Here’s a collection of simple ads turned funny because of their location…

1. Nestle Chocolate… mmmm
   
2. Yahoo! – 404
   
3. No explanation Needed
   
   Continue reading CyberNotes: Funny Ads That Catch Your Attention

Learn Firefox reviewed an awesome extension today that shows tiny little thumbnails of each site in its respective tab. The extension is called Informational Tab, and it’s surprisingly useful for being such a lightweight extension.

All it really does is show a small thumbnail and progress bar in each tab. I didn’t think such a small image would actually be

I’m astonished at how many tweaking utilities have been released for Vista thus far. We’ve got TweakVista, VistaTweaker, TweakUAC, Vista Sidebar Styler, and Vispa. Now we’ve got one more that we can append to that list: XdN Tweaker. This one is a little more unique than the others,

It’s been just four years since Photobucket launched, and they’re already celebrating 50 MILLION users! That’s quite the accomplishment, and to help celebrate, they’re offering their users a free gift: 10 free 4x6 prints. That means that if every one of the 50 million members takes advantage of the free photos, Photobucket will have given away over five hundred million photos!

Photobucket has had an interesting year with both ups and

WordPress.com is the home of nearly 1.4 million blogs, and in a days time they receive upwards of 12 million pageviews. There’s roughly 75,000 new posts among those blogs each day, along with 30,000 comments (not including the ones caught by Akismet). For that reason WordPress.com is an accurate measure of what tools the blogosphere is using.

Matt Mullenweg, the founding developer of WordPress,

People around the web are enraged over a statement found in the terms and conditions for Google Docs & Spreadsheets. At first glance, they have a right to be upset, however by reading the terms and conditions in its entirety and a little explanation, no one has anything to be upset about.

The statement in question reads:

“By submitting, posting or displaying Content on or through Google services which are

Opera is taking the mobile market by storm with its mobile browser. In July Opera Mini users browsed their way to nearly 1 billion pageviews, and it currently occupies about 0.24% of the total browser market according to Net Applications. That’s not too shabby since it’s being ranked among desktop browsers.

It’s not surprising that Opera continues to