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I love Flickr, Yahoo's photo sharing site, and I find myself posting every picture I take on it. Today I decided to whip up a blog post (for my personal blog) highlighting my favorite pictures of the year in my Flickrstream. I first tried looking over my pictures on Flickr itself, but it soon became clear that a desktop client would make this task much more pleasant.Enter FlickrFinder, which isn't even a 1.0 piece of software but this clever little app shows lots of promise. Basically, FlickrFinder lets you access Flickr from your desktop using an interface that is the spitting image of the Finder (if you hate the Finder you won't find much to like about FlickrFinder). You can look at pictures based on tags, in groups, or by contacts amongst other criteria.FlickrFinder isn't fully baked yet, but given its price (free) it is well worth a look. I wonder how development on Exposure is coming along...
Flickr Find: evidence of iTunes Store movie rentals?
Mac developer David Watanabe posts a very interesting picture to Flickr. Apparently the result of some kind of error in iTunes, the drop-down menu on the iTunes Store "Report a Problem" page disclosed some very revealing strings. They all seem to fall into the "RentalMovie" category (separate from the "Movie" Category that follows it) and include things like"DidNotReceive" and "WrongVersion." I find the "DidNotReceive" one kind of confusing; that would seem more appropriate for something like Netflix or Blockbuster than a download service. In any case, this should definitely add fuel to the iTunes Store movie rental rumors.[via Digg]
