Aside from the news that Mozilla finally released Firefox 2 miss lifehack found a cool extension called tiny menu which makes the menu hack I did a while back not necessary.

No only do we definately torture but we also no longer have habeas corpus.

Hah. Looks like it was true. Google just acquired YouTube.

Someone has already done the leg work for the question I know everyone had. How many fucks are in the code on the web? You can find out here.

Slashdot has the skinny on Google Code Search which Google just released. Here's a direct link to the cnet story.

There you have it, the Daily Show is as substantive as the "real" news.

Vinod Khosla believes that the road to energy independence starts in a cornfield in Nebraska. Wired has the article here.

I've updated the wiki code a bit tonight. I've added wiki link markup for regular and links to articles in the system.

Also sparce v3.0 has been moved into RC1 along with a UI change. It now counts how many times you have clicked on a link and orders the links by how many clicks they have received.

Here's a cool report from Gina Trapani over at lifehacker about Yahoo! Open Hack Day '06. It's pretty interesting. You could say Yahoo! Open Hack Day is like Google Code Jam.

Sparce links has been updated to the lasted version. It now uses del.icio.us to populate its links, which pretty much now makes it a UI for del.icio.us. All that's left to do is keeping persistant information about link to count clicks so the links can be ordered by most used.