Anonymous Chatting, Through a Simple Service Anonyfish was introduced in February and hosts around 600 messages each day. Secret, the popular mobile application, lets people share their deepest, darkest — and occasionally funniest — confessions anonymously, with their friends. The application lets people see other people’s ‘secrets’ and comment on them, but it doesn’t yet include a way for… Read More »
Reme IO We have no idea what Reme IO means. EB says it means Red Eye Myopic Eye – Impending Operation. She’s an R.N. too. Luckily not MY R.N. But anyway, this is the first site we’ve ever found where its description (hidden away in a PDF file) takes longer to understand than the site. The site is… Read More »
Robert wants to brush up on his Spanish I’m retired and try to keep busy and my mind occupied, so I’m always looking for something to keep busy. My wife and I are planning a trip to Mexico this fall and I would like to learn a little Spanish. The last time I took a Spanish class was… Read More »
This program isn’t a software witch that will fly around your neighborhood on a cyber-broom and cast spells on people you don’t like. If it were, I’d download this little application and cast a spell on my neighbor and make him dread his lawnmower. Maybe then he wouldn’t cut his grass six times a week and make me… Read More »
Newsmap On my Android tablet I have an app called Pulse. Pulse is a news aggregator that display information and news in a visual way. Many of the newsbytes you see in the newsletter come from Pulse. And sometimes browsing the technology sites aggregated by Pulse (Pulse lets you choose which sites you want to include) gives me… Read More »
The more I use MaskMe, the more impressed I am with it. It’s a really good password manager, but it does something that password manager don’t do: Whenever you’re signing up for something that requires your email address, MaskMe will generate a disposable email address which you can use to sign-up for something without giving anyone your real… Read More »