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Opera Enables Unite in Latest Alpha of Opera 10.10 and It's Actually Pretty Good

By Frederic Lardinois / September 4, 2009 9:35 AM / View Comments

opera_logo_dec08.pngToday, just a few days after the release of version 10 of its desktop browser, Opera has already released a new beta alpha version of the next iteration of its flagship product. This version includes a few bug fixes, but most importantly, it also enables Opera Unite, the hyped and then quickly forgotten browser-based web server that Opera announced in June. Given that Unite will soon be part of the default install of Opera, we thought that now would be a good time to have another look at Unite and see if it lives up to its promise to "reinvent the web."

You Don't Need Bit.ly, Tr.im & Co.: Just Host Your Own URL Shortener

By Frederic Lardinois / August 19, 2009 10:59 AM / View Comments

shorty_zips_logo.jpgAll the recent talk about the future of tr.im and giving up control over our links on Twitter to third parties made us look into alternative solutions for shortening our links over the last few weeks. While there aren't too many alternatives to using hosted services for short links, we did come across two self-hosted solutions that you can install on your own hosting account: z.ips.me and Shorty. Both have some pros and cons, but they do give you total control over your short links.

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