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After the eye straining - day to day search for the coolest “Geek” news for my blog, I stumbled upon Alltop.com. It categorizes all the latest RSS feeds of your favorite subjects on one simple page. To make it even easier - if you see an interesting story, just place your cursor over the title and like “geek magic” it reveals a nice paragraph for your perusal. They have displayed the five latest stories from thirty or more sites on that one page!
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From their website:
Alltop sites are starting points — they are not destinations per se. The bottom line is that we are trying to enhance your online reading by both displaying stories from the sites that you’re already visiting and helping you discover sites that you didn’t know existed. In this way, our goal is the “cessation of Internet stagnation.”

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Pac the Man X - Pac-Man Clone For The Mac

Pac the Man X 1.1.1 is one of the most popular free Pac-Man clones for the Mac.
This version includes support for Leopard.
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(Via Cool OSX Apps.)

Reconfirmed in August 2007. But now, nearly three years after Yahoo bought them, and on their fourth birthday as a company, users are not able to upload videos to their Flickr accounts.

But rumors are flying that Yahoo intends to integrate video into Flickr very soon, perhaps in the next three weeks. Part of the delay may have been a long internal debate about how to make Flickr Video special and distinct from what YouTube already offers. They apparently have come to some product decisions, and will be making an announcement soon.

Yahoo PR and other employees are still dead quiet on the subject (I asked every one of them at the party tonight), but the buzz is growing and the leaks haven’t been totally contained. Get ready for Flickr Video. It’s coming. Really.

(Via TechCrunch.)