As a kid of the 80’s, this was probably my most favorite music video. Take On Me, by A-Ha, was both a great song, and a fantastic video clip. Definitely the most memorable music video of my growing-up years.
Anyhow, now there a “Literal Video” version of it, and it’s pure genius!
A new emerging trend on Facebook is spreading like wildfire these days, and it’s a very annoying trend.
You get constant Facebook updates from friends, saying they Liked “A really interesting/funny/amazing photo/movie/scoop” and when clicking on the link the actual content is hidden and you must press “Like” in order to gain access to that item.
Well, I’ve found a super-easy way to bypass this whole thing. This simple procedure will reveal the hidden content WITHOUT the need to click “Like”.
I’ve personally tested it with Firefox, and it works great. I’m not sure about other browsers though.
With Firefox, just create a new Bookmark in your Bookmarks Toolbar.
Name it whatever you like (I called it “Facebook Revealer“). And in the Location field, enter the following text:
Important: I’ve broken this line in half so it fits into the blog. When creating the link it should be all in a single line!
That’s it. As simple as that.
Now as soon as you reach a page that requires you to click “Like”, just click this Bookmarklet you’ve created, and the hidden content will be revealed.
Seems like Microsoft is on a lucky streak here. Windows 7 seems to be a critical and commercial success.
Now shorty after that, Microsoft just announced a couple of hours ago their new phone: Windows Phone 7 Series.
Gizmodo is already calling it “The most groundbreaking phone since the iPhone”. Engadget are also going crazy about this phone: “Forget everything you know about Windows Mobile. Seriously, throw the whole OS concept in a garbage bin or incinerator or something.”
Until right now I really wanted to get a Google Nexus phone. But now I want this one instead. Will it ever end?!
A new emerging trend on 
