Better than Digg? Well in some ways YES, we love the passive voting system, which although not unique to Stirrdup is a breath of fresh air over the Digg offering, which promotes Digg Circles.

Mozilla boffins have identified many flaws with the Beta 1 of Firefox 3.0 yet have been told only to fix 20% of them before release.

Digital photographers could soon be able to erase unwanted elements in photos by using tools that scan for similar images in online libraries.

Research teams have developed an algorithm that uses sites like Flickr to help discover light sources, camera position and composition in a photo.

Webagogo is a fantastic FREE tool that will view your website and score it based on how well Designed, Popular, Secure and Accessible it is.

They have a Top 10 leader board to get into, which is proudly presented on their front page. Find out what we thought of the validator using one of our Brochure websites.

If you’re like us and are always checking the front page of DIGG for the latest articles and don’t always have time for offsite / off program feeds, this neat piece of code creates a catalogue of the Latest Links from DIGG and displays them in a neat list on your Blog, CMS or Static site.

Hackety Hack is a programming starter kit. Even if you’ve never written code before, Hackety Hack wants to be the spark that gets you going. And, believe it or not, you can write genuinely useful stuff with it!

Couldn’t do without this tool, an absolutely necessity for modern Web Development. Seems to be updated quite regularly too, as it always works with new versions of FF (FireFox).

This extension adds a menu and a toolbar to the browser with various web developer tools.