Web curation for August 12th 2010 through August 13th 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for August 12th 2010 through August 13th 2010:

  • From Twitter – Rabid Vampire Bats Bite 500 in Peru http://ow.ly/2pwDu
  • How long have you been on Twitter? –
    callkathy: I've been Tweeting since February 15, 2007 (1275 days). How about you? – http://HowLongOnTwitter.com 
  • From Twitter – RT @mikegarcen Just released, TunerSalad lets you remove the 4 tuner limitation of Windows 7 Media Center – http://bit.ly/bf0aEI
  • Hilarious “Twitter Movie Trailer” Parody Hits YouTube –
    We’ve seen a lovely little flock of The Social Network-inspired mock-trailers lately.
    The trailer for the upcoming Facebook movie has caused quite a stir on the tubes, so we should have expected this string of parodies. So far, we’ve seen some funny entries based on YouTube and MySpace; the “Twitter movie trailer,” however, is definitely laugh-out-loud material.
    Based not at all on the true story of Twitter cofounders Jack Dorsey, Ev Williams and Biz Stone, the ..   show all text
    susanbeebe: Hilarious "Twitter Movie Trailer" Parody Hits YouTube http://t.co/wdcNETC via @mashable 
  • UnxUtils – Unix utilities for Windows – Port of the most important GNU utilities to Windows
  • Twitter Blog: Pushing Our (Tweet) Button –
    Twitter is great for sharing interesting things you find on the web. In fact, close to a quarter of all Tweets include a link in them. Despite the high volume of sharing, there is plenty of room to make it easier. Copying and pasting, link shortening, and bouncing between browser tabs just to share a link in a Tweet is too much work. Today we’re launching the Tweet Button to make sharing simple. It lets you share links directly from the page you’re on. When you click on the Tweet ..   show all text
    wizardelite: Pushing Our (Tweet) Button http://j.mp/c5VebK 

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