TechCrunch has a story about Tubalr, a site that turns YouTube videos into playlists. I am now intrigued by Jessica the Hippo.
Oh, ICK. There is a serious flaw in WiFi’s WPS tool, making routers with WPS very hackable *whether you’re using the WPS feature or not*. I’ve got to e-mail some people about this. The Register has the details.
Ancestry lists 12 things to expect from them in 2012.
Lifehacker hips you to the most popular Firefox extensions and posts of 2012.
The Illinois State Genealogical Society has announced a new Webinar series, starting with “10 Ways To Jump Start Your Genealogy In 2012” on January 10th. This first Webinar is free.
Since savings bonds are going paperless, the Treasury Department is giving a little Savings Bonds trip down memory lane.
It’s a little late but I didn’t want to wait until next year. Check out this lovely collection of vintage (for the most part) Christmas cards.
Sometimes all you need to do is link the headline: Professional Bull Riding Comes to YouTube. Good morning, Internet, and happy 2012.
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Admin,
As I hit the “Post Comment” button I noticed I left the P out of the HTTP in my sites URL. Just tried to repost but you have duplicate comments blocked. Blocking duplicates is a feature I need. I just searched for a pluging for this but couldn’t find one as I get duplicate posts all the time on my blogs. Is this a plugin or a theme function. Also, may I ask how the “Your comment is awaiting moderation.” feature works. I think people are probably posting duplicate comments becasue I don’t have a pending publication notice on my word press blogs. Is this a feature specific to hosting your blog at wordpress.com, as your footer says, or is it a plugin or a theme function. I would appreciate any insider information you may be able to share with me. I am working on a number of sites. The one is a “giving back” site at http://GenealogySociety.net. It is taking a lot longer than I thought it would but it is designed to provide a geo representation of all the genealogy societies in the US state by state. This way somone searching for records on an ancestor from a particualr geogrphical location will be able to visually tell what societies are in the same area as there ancestor so they can contact the societies for assistance.
Thanks for your blog. It looks really cool.
David