Today morning I realized that my iPhone alarm didn’t go off. Well what do you know, looks like it’s a ‘Year 2011’ bug. Apparently people have even missed their flights, thanks to the bug : http://www.nydailynews.com/tech_guide/2011/01/02/2011-01-02_iphone_alarm_not_…
Dear Apple, I need my alarm back soon. Thanks.
Update: Apparently the alarm doesn’t work only on Jan 1 and Jan 2nd of 2011. It’s Jan 3rd now, and the alarm works now!
Mashable features Scribble as a business tool for small businesses: http://mashable.com/2010/12/27/chrome-extensions-small-business/
The effectiveness of multivariate testing on campaign website: http://blog.optimizely.com/how-obama-raised-60-million-by-running-an-exp
In two days, Scribble has had 2400 hits, and currently 439 installs from the Chrome Web Store. And I think I got a glimpse of it showing up on the home page of the Utilities sub section in the store:
Also, thenextweb.com listed Scribble as one of the 5 best apps on the Chrome Web Store!
“Scribble will be your lifesaver if, like me, you have a habit of opening Notepad or TextEdit to scribble a short reminder note… The desktop notifications are a dream, as well.”
The Chrome Web Store is finally open! We, Wreally Studios, are putting up a couple of free apps on the Chrome WebStore. We have three so far:
We have more games and other great apps and utilities coming soon! Stay tuned.
Found this on one of the Chrome Web Store’s Documentation pages: http://code.google.com/chrome/webstore/articles/launching.html
“We also recommend that you add support for Google Chrome Frame, a plugin that adds Google Chrome’s capabilities, including its HTML5 features, to legacy browsers such as IE6, IE7, and IE8.”
Wow that was subtle.
I’m now a Trojan! Fight on! :-)
Jason
I found this nifty little tool to test code snippets on-the-fly for a variety of languages. It can also be used as a paste bin. Quite useful.