I was hooked up with Last.fm before when it was still a free mp3 music streaming site since I needed some get-up music to give a little nudge on that late night graveyard web designing schedule. But then they started to charge monthly fees and that is totally a killer to my free music lifestyle.

Then came GrooveShark.com, and I think its absolutely the best music streaming site ever! Why?

If you’re a sucker for free music, do check it out! Grooveshark.com

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I just learned the news that Friendster recently had a facelift. It is actually refreshing to see a hippier, more attractive Friendster Layout and Design. When Facebook was out, I wasn’t totally hooked to it instantly and still checked my Friendster profile once in a while. But when Restaurant City arrived, I forgot all about my Friendster account.

It actually took me quite a while to remember the email and password I used for my Friendster profile. After thirty minutes, I was successfully logged in. Here is the new profile page of Friendster:

It is clear that they are aiming at a Facebook-ey feel. Its not really bad actually. I like color green – feels more breezy. I haven’t roamed around my Friendster friends list yet, its been like 2 years or so, but my wife was checking my account once in a while.

So, what do you think? I think it still has its share of market in the vast internet. I had my Friendster profile since I was highschool, and I think Friendster’s new look is not bad. After all, its where all my social networking life started. :)

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If you die, your accounts will most likely stay active unless the site automatically deletes the account due to inactivity, or your family has requested the account to be closed. Most sites allow access to your personal data by your next of kin, but to gain this right, they will need to mail proof to the website. Even though you may have died, if you use one password for all these sites, your family members might be able to use that password, or even guess your secret question. But then again, when you die, would you even care what people find in your email inbox or social networking sites?

If you are trying to access a deceased person’s email, try resetting their email, look to see if they have stored the password in a file, or see if they have written it down on paper.

They have outlined the process how your emails and social network accounts will be deleted or can be accessed by your relatives. They included some of the most popular services such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, Facebook and MySpace.

Visit this very interesting article here. So, from now on, make sure you include in your final deeds that you would like a memorial page for your Facebook account. ;)

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Temporary email services are those that allow you to create temporary emails you can use for signing up to websites that might fill your personal emails with loads and loads of spam. Here are seven of the best temporary email services that you can use:

1) Mailinator

One of the most popular and advanced temporary email services. They have several alternate domains you can use for your email. Check out also Mailinator widget for websites.

2) Melt Mail

Very simple service for setting up temporary email address that will forward incoming mail to your real address. Simplicity is the greatest quality of this service so if you want to go the easiest way use Melt Mail.

3) 10 Minute Mail

Using this service you are able to create email address that will work for 10 minutes. If you want to do something quick use 10 Minute Mail.

4) Guerrilla Mail

Don’t understand English? Use Guerrilla mail in German, Spanish, Polish and Dutch languages. Emails of this service are active for 15 minutes and after that they will expire.

5) TempEMail

Your email address created using this temporary email service will expire in 14 days, so it is very useful if you need to wait some time for some emails and you don’t know when exactly you will receive them.

6) MailExpire

Great service that offers you to create email that will be active from 12 hours up till 3 months depending on your needs. Only problem is that it works for me a bit slow.

7) Filz Mail

Very easy to use and simple solution. You even have a possibility to check for your mail using RSS feeds, which gives you great possibility to receive messages via your favorite RSS readers you use on daily basis.

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1. WatermarkTool.com – the free online watermarking software that lets you protect your photos and images with a visible watermark. With Watermark Tool, you can easily personalize your images in a variety of ways including the text size, text color and text position.
2. Watermark.ws – another free online watermarking tool that allows you to easily watermark your images and photos. Watermark.ws also lets you do batch processing, resizing, image compression, text and image watermarking and organizing your photos. The best part of it is you don’t need to download and install any software on your computer.
3. BiggerBids.com – another image watermarking tool. It’s free and easy to use. Just upload your photo or image, customize the look of your watermark and export your watermarked images.
4. IverTech.com – lets you watermark your photos and images with texts or images (you can use your company logo). It’s free and simple to use but you can only watermark images lower than 4 mb in jpg, gif, png and bmp format.

Hope this helps. Make sure you bookmark this so you won’t loose these tips!

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With Tweepular, you can see your “Tweepularistics”. It allows you to:

• see who you are following and are following you back;
• see those whom you follow and are not following you back; and
• see those who follow you whom you are not following back!
• (a coming feature is the Recent Unfollowers thingy…)

It also has options for you to Bulk Follow/Unfollow your Tweeps in a snap! Imagine unfollowing 1,432 people manually by visiting each of their pages and clicking the Unfollow button. This is great for increasing your followers based on this tip from Macuha.

It also has a very colorful interface: more like a mixed candy and bubblegum.

Here’s the link, enjoy: Tweepular.

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You can use your OpenID to login, so you save the hassle of the registration process. Or you can also go to the usual sign up thing. Then, you enter your Twitter details and you can now start to schedule your Twitter tweets daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or just schedule it on a specific date.

This can be useful for regularly promoting your blog, a product, or to remind your followers of any event you’re hosting. I use it to remind myself when to pay the bills, lol!

Here’s the link again: FutureTweets.com

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1. ColorZilla – Advanced eyedropper, color picker, page zoomer and other colorful goodies. This is pretty useful for web designers. You can get the color code on areas of the webpage, much like the Photoshop eyedropper.
2. DownThemAll! – The mass downloader for Firefox. Very handy if you download lots of stuff from the Internet. Makes downloading faster and much more organized. A lot of options available for customizing your downloads.
3. Firebug – Web development evolved. I think the most comprehensive debugging tool for web developers. Analyze the internal code of a page (html, css, javascript, dom) and more useful developer tools.
4. FireFTP – FTP client for Mozilla Firefox. I personally use this. It has replaced my default FTP client.
5. Fission – Places the progress bar in the address bar, like Safari style.
6. FoxClocks – Displays local times around the world in the status/toolbar. Supports virtually all timezones.
7. FoxyProxy – Premiere proxy manager for Firefox. If you are a “stealthy” surfer and you usually change the proxies by going to the Options menu, this is a great add-on.
8. MeasureIt – Draw out a ruler to get the pixel width and height of any elements on a webpage.
9. PDF download – Allows you to choose what to do with a PDF file: download it, view it with an external viewer, or view it as HTML
10. RankChecker – Track where your site ranks in Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft Live Search using the free Firefox Rank Checker. From SeoBook.com
11. SiteLauncher – Opens websites using special keyboard shortcuts. This is specially useful if you want to remove the bookmarks toolbar to save screen real estate, but still want easy access to bookmarks. Pressing ctrl+space opens a pop-up of your set bookmarks.
12. StumbleUpon Toolbar – StumbleUpon discovers web sites based on your interests, learns what you like and brings you more. Clicking the StumbleIt! button is quite addicting!
13. Tab Mix Plus – Tab browsing with an added boost. If you are accustomed to using the ctrl+tab shortcut when changing tabs on other Windows applications, this will help you get the same effect on Firefox.
14. TinyMenu – Replaces the standard menu with a tiny menu popup.
15. Yet Another Smooth Scolling – Replaces scroll behavior with both mouse wheel and cursor key into fully customizable natural smooth one. This imitates the scrolling behavior of the Opera browser.
16. Personas – Personas are lightweight, easy to install and easy to change skins for your Firefox web browser. This one is really a must-try!
17. Video DownloadHelper – The easy way to download and convert Web videos from hundreds of YouTube-like sites. This works also for audio and picture galleries.
18. Cooliris – Full-Screen, 3D — Cooliris is simply the fastest and most stunning way to browse photos and videos from the Web or your desktop. Effortlessly scroll a “3D Wall” of your content from Facebook, Google Images, YouTube, Flickr, and hundreds more. You’ll be stunned with the 3d interface of this image gallery add-on.
19. GooglePreview – Inserts preview images (thumbnails) and popularity ranks of web sites into the Google and Yahoo search results pages. Very helpful when you do a lot of Googling!
20. FoxTab – FoxTab is a 3D tabbed browsing extension. With 5 attractive layouts to choose from, fliiping between opened tabs becomes easy and enjoyable than ever. Use the grouping and filtering features, and start experiencing tabbed-browsing in a whole new way.

Any other cool Firefox Add-ons you can suggest? Place them in the comments section so others can also benefit!

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