Can you Digg this?

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I was reading digg.com today and found a couple of cool links which I thought I would share.

MySpace (News Corp). What News Corp doesn’t want you to know about MySpace: Condensed edition. An expose article that has the guys over at News Corp a little hot and bothered. [digg story]

eBible. eBible is a new search tool for the Bible (the christian text) that enables a full search of the Bible, or it can randomly select a chapter for you to read. It also has a toolbar search tool (great for Firefox). It’s a little buggy, but it could be a great resource for when you need to do some research on the Bible. [digg story]

Cool Fire Station. In the Netherlands, this fire station has been built and has a super cool look to it. I think it looks like a cross of a hothouse and a airplane hanger. [digg story]

50 Helpful Web Design Resources. Anyone designing for the web now-a-days can always use a few helpful techniques, and this page brings together fifty of them. I really liked the style resources and the blogs mentioned (which offer further insights from designers on web standards and designs).[digg story]

Samsung releases 32 and 64GB CompactFlash cards. Samsung announced today that it has developed the world’s first 40-nanometer memory device, allowing for 32 and 64GB CompactFlash cards. According to the company’s press release, the new design uses a Charge Trap Flash architecture, which “reduces inter-cell noise levels. [digg story]

Check It Out! Be sure to check out the digg spy tool (which provides a real time update of activity on digg.com), as well as Swarm and Stack (other real time graphical views of digg.com updates).

James

James Nunn keeps himself busy running his business, volunteering when possible, hosting exchange students, sticking his nose into social issues but is generally considered a good guy. He loves to keep track of things using technology. He has a waning social media presence and is an occasional blogger capturing life's little (and big) moments. He was born in Australia, but now lives in New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) with his husband and two dogs.