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For a lot of people, the term "Web 2.0," ceased to mean anything real a long a time ago. For some, it never really meant anything to begin with it. As someone who writes about the so-called second version of the web for a living, I think I've held onto the Web 2.0 term as long as I could. But today, "Web 2.0″ has officially jumped the shark for me. That doesn't mean I'll stop using it - as a blanket term to describe the industry that I write about it can be helpful - but I have to admit that it has now become somewhat of a parody.

Google has already indicated that it plans to offer a platform for Chrome browser extensions, but now we finally have what looks like a firm date on when that will arrive. Apparently, a Google developer conference scheduled for May 27th will include a session on developing extensions for Chrome

Have you ever made or seen a Tweet so memorable that you thought it should be printed on a t-shirt? Well, now you can do that, with a new service called TWItoShirt.

Here you are - ready to download the worlds onliest collection of serial-numbers for the Macintosh Platform. Remember that Serial Box is currently running on the Mac OS X Platform. Serialbox is a Tool running on the Macintosh that is offering you a huge selection of serials exclusively for the Mac Platform. Now up to about 7000 cracks?

"What If You Could Press Just One Button & Automatically Start Getting 1000's Of Legitimate New Twitter Followers On Autopilot... Even If Nobody Knows Who You Are Now?"

Brett Favre swears this is the real deal - no more last-minute comebacks.The 39-year-old quarterback retired again Wednesday and insisted he won't look back. Well, at least for now."I have no reason to wonder why you would be so skeptical," Favre said Wednesday

The battle over your website's community wages on. Not to be outdone by Facebook Connect and its many great implementations, Google Friend Connect, which previously tacked on Twitter integration, is now getting a bit more social.

Google has been on fire lately, releasing new features almost daily. The latest is a new Gmail Labs option which lets you add your location to the signature.

All you need to use Twitpay is a Twitter account. If you don't have one then go sign up now at Twitter and come on back. We'll wait for you.

Pure is a modern-style functional programming language based on term rewriting... Who pays for software anyways now?

Washington is playing you for a sucker - shamelessly robbing you blind - and they're not just getting away with it; they're actually being rewarded for it Here's what you must do now to hit them where it hurts and quite possibly, to save your financial future

This is a collection of completely free online logo, icon, and button creators and/or editors. A couple of these have been around for a number of years now, but not that many people know about them. All websites have been tested prior to the posting of this article.

These two online web-application RSS Tools are great, and I've personally been using them myself for almost a year now it seems. URLFan.com - Where does your RSS Feed rank? CopyGator.com - Who's using that content for their own Website/Feed? Also, there is the third, the RSS graphic tool which is good for anyone looking for a somewhat plain and simple RSS feed button with more specific coloring.

Wibbit is what we playfully call our Mediawiki extension for Exhibit. With this extension, you can now enjoy all the features of Exhibit with the collaborative editing power of Mediawiki.

Lot of of Gmail user might be feel happy while reading this post. Google recently added new features on Gmail labs. When we think of sending an email is that

Kadoo is a new, better way to share online. Now, you can decide who sees what with greater sharing & privacy. You get 10 free gigabytes of storage to share your photos, videos, files and more with only your friends.

After months of work, the new Delicious is almost ready to come out of the oven. When we release it, you'll be automatically logged out of your account and will have to log in again, due to some changes we're making behind the scenes. That means now is a good time to make sure you know your username and password. Your username is what you see in the address bar when you visit your bookmarks (http://del.icio.us/your_username, soon to become http://delicious.com/your_username). And what's your password? If you don't remember, you can use our password reset tool to get a reset link delivered to the email address associated with your account.

Optimus-is a microformats transformer. Easily transform your microformatted content to nice, clean, easily digestible, XML, JSON or JSON-P. You can also easily set filters to only receive particular formats. Now your web site could really be your API with goodness of microformats and power of Optimus.

Librarians have adapted amazingly well to the challenges of an Internet-enabled, web-dominated world. It's been quite a ride as we worked with digital content, learned new search tools, and strived to get our many and varied systems interconnected. Now the roller coaster really begins as we deal with the next generation-those "born with the chip"-who have grown up in the 1980s with computers and don't think of them as technology. They are part of their cultural DNA.

Nowadays many JavaScripters are aware of the advantages of event delegation. Chris Heilmann and Dan Webb, among others, have discussed its advantages, and I've been using it as much as possible for about two years now. Event delegation is especially useful in effects like dropdown menus, where lots of events on links may take place that can easily be handled at the root level (an or in this case).