Girl Rides a Roomba, iPhone 'Tilt' Easter Egg
Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web.
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Tumblr's Mark Coatney Tired of Sites that Disrespect CommentersIf you look at most websites the commenting page is down way at the bottom after all the links to other stories and the ads and other stuff. Down way at the bottom is this little tiny box with a tiny font with no extra tools that says leave your comment here. That already sends the message that the publication doesn't value commenters as much as they value their own stuff.Can Rob Kalin Scale Etsy?
Etsy itself grew out of a freelance design project that Kalin and two friends, Haim Schoppik and Chris Maguire, undertook for GetCrafty.com, an online bulletin board for crafters run by the wife of an NYU professor. While working on GetCrafty, Kalin noticed two things: first, that there were a lot of crafters on the Internet, and, second, that many of them hated eBay.
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Girl Rides a RoombaKnow:
- Easter egg of the day: Open Mobile Safari on your iPhone, search for 'tilt' in the Google search bar and watch what happens. [From: @conorfromorange]
- Power up your Mac's maximize button with the Moom utility, which lets you quickly rearrange and move windows without the need to click and drag. [From: Moom via: DownloadSquad]
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Subscribe to commentsLandonApr 6th 2011 7:37PM
The "tilt" easter egg is a GOOGLE feature - it happens on mobile search regardless of what mobile OS you're using. Putting "iPhone" in the title gives credit where to Apple where none is due.