I’m proud to hereby launch* my very first single serving site:
whodoyoucallwhenyourwindshieldsbusted.com.
May it bring a satisfactory solution to this one important need of yours. User feedback welcome.
Good Content Spreads At Retweet Speeds
I’d Stay Away From Messages In Facebook That Say Justfuns.in
This morning I received a weird Facebook message from a friend. The subject said “Hello” and the content simply said “justfuns.in.” I haven’t seen much else about it elsewhere online (very few real search results so far), but the term “justfuns.in” is trending ‘spicy’ on Google.
I’m guessing this is a spam/phisher scheme but I haven’t seen much conversation about it. Anyone else get one of these messages?
Update: one brave soul has determined that the site links to a huge ad for viagra. So there you go. Bacn spam. And Ben at Mashable notes that the url has pointed to different sites at different times, and is at least the third known Facebook scam that has made the rounds recently.
Your chicklets:
Friday Heh
- There’s Hope For Us Yet
I’d wear one every day if they were a little more playful and stylish.
- A Tweeting Cat Door – “Each cat has a small RFID tag on the collar. When a cat is in the close proximity of the door, a small RFID reader reads the tag and if the cat is authorized, a servo will unlock the cat door…for each “cat door event” is sending a Twitter message and a picture to twitter.com.” Follow the nonstop excitement at @gusandpenny. [via Lauter]
- The Rap Chop
A brilliant remix of a brilliant piece of marketing:
- Have We Talked About The Shark Mittens? – Because I think they’re great.
- Type Nesting – Do Birds Have A Favorite Font? – Or perhaps, do birds have a favorite letter? [via Leah]