Display all of your Flickr sets on one page

Flickr recently changed the way sets are displayed. Instead of seeing all your sets display on a singe page, pagination was added and sets are now limited to 30 per page. Since all my photos are listed in chronological order, it used to be easy to see all of the photos I’ve taken over the past 10 + years by scrolling up and down on a single page. With the new pagination, guessing which page number the set is located on is nearly impossible and the only way to really know is to click through the pages.

The good news is there is a hack to restore the ability to see all of your sets on a single page. Go to your “sets” page on Flickr. At the end of the URL add ?page=1&per_page=500.

The URL to view my sets looks like this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mindtoss/sets/

Simply add “?page=1&per_page=500″ to the end of the URL:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mindtoss/sets/?page=1&per_page=500

Voilà, your sets are all displayed on a single page! Be sure to bookmark your sets page with the hack already appended making it easier for future browsing.

via Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection

Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us

A fantastic ever changing infographic by The RSA.

Video: Paul McCartney Sings “Scrambled Eggs” with Jimmy Fallon

Back when Paul McCartney wrote Yesterday, the original lyrics he wrote to remember the melody were “Scrambled Eggs, Oh my baby how I love your legs.”  He and Fallon sing a duet with the original lyrics expanded. McCartney shows he has a sense of humor and McCartney and Fallon pull it off beautifully.

Make your own Google map envelope

The next time you send a letter via snail mail, be sure to place it in a custom envelope that features a Google map inside. Imagine the delight your reader will experience when they open your letter and are greeted with a custom message on the inside of their envelope. Of course I can only imagine some of the places you could have appear inside. Head on over to mapenvelope.com and give it a try.

iBottleopener – It’s a party in your pocket.

So an app will go only so far these days. Never fear, now your iPhone case can open bottles. For only $20 bucks, it doesn’t seem like a bad deal.

via: coolest-gadgets.com

Automatically backup all your social media



If you’re a social media junkie, you spend gobs of time online updating your Facebook, Twitter, blogs, etc.  Since you are investing so much time onlline, have you considered backing up all of your social media? That’s where Backupify comes in. Backupify backs up all of your important online social media. Once you setup a particular service, Backupify handles the rest automatically backing up and archiving your social media.

Twitter backup is free and you end up with a PDF that you can download with all your updates and links intact.

Here is a list of services that Backupify supports:

Flickr Twitter Delicious Zoho Google Docs Photobucket WordPress Basecamp Gmail

Facebook FriendFeed Blogger Hotmail Picasa Web Albums Google Contacts Google Calendar

Check out Backupify.

Sharpie Stainless Steel Permanent Marker

I’m a long time fan of Sharpie markers and I have a bunch of them all over the house in multiple colors and sizes. Sharpie just introduced a new stainless steel marker with the Sharpie logo laser etched on the side. It retails for $8.99 but has a unique feature – it’s refillable. That’s right. For a cool $2.49 you can reload this bad boy. This is must have for any Sharpie enthusiast. Buy it here.

USA vs England in Lego

Turn your iPad into a classic table top arcade game

So you were the early adopter who stood in line for hours to get your hands on a new iPad. You probably downloaded tons of apps for your latest gadget. Maybe even bragged about the battery life. Now it’s time to get the next hottest iPad accessory. From Thinkgeek.com, comes the iPad Arcade Cabinet. Simply slide your iPad and presto, you have a table top classic arcade game ready to go. It retails for $149.00.

Some features:

• Beautifully retro styled, handcrafted wooden tabletop arcade cabinet and MAME emulator for your otherwise useless iPad
• Hundreds of games available from various online sources – not included in product!
• Professional grade arcade stick and microswitch buttons rated for 10,000,000 uses
• Authentic arcade controls connect to your iPad via a standard 30 pin dock connector
• One and two player select buttons add authenticity and really work!

So get ready to trip down memory lane with Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Qbert, Donkey Kong and hundreds of others. Get one at Thinkgeek.com