Software: Truecrypt 6 released

The great free encryption software Truecrypt has been updated to version 6.
Perfect for encrypt your USB drive

via www.truecrypt.org Free open-source disk encryption software for Windows Vista/XP, Mac OS X, and Linux Creates a virtual encrypted disk within a file and mounts it as a real disk. Encrypts an entire partition or storage device such as USB flash drive or hard drive. via www.truecrypt.org New features: Parallelized encryption/decryption on multi-core processors (or multi-processor systems). Increase in encryption/decryption speed is directly proportional to the number of cores and/or processors. Ability to create and run an encrypted hidden operating system whose existence is impossible to prove (provided that certain guidelines are followed). For more information, see the section Hidden Operating System. (Windows Vista/XP/2008/2003)

Lifestream: Swurl - a new brilliant agrregation service

Swurl is a new Lifestream / Tumblelog service, and it's really great!
It collects all things you do online from different social networks and blogs, and publish it on Swurl like a blog.
So now you don't have to worry that you use social networks instead of blogging

via www.swurl.com Swurl beta Bring your web life together. Brings all your web content together into a blog format. Encourages conversations, not just comments. Finds your friends on other sites and automatically gives you a feed of their activity. via www.techcrunch.com Swurl is essentially a lifecasting aggregator that pulls your current activity from web services that include Last.fm, Flickr, Amazon, and nearly twenty other sources via www.inquisitr.com New comer to the blogging 2.0 space Swurl aggregates online activity to deliver a Tumblr like experience with a unique timeline view as well. via www.downloadsquad.com If Swurl sounds a bit like FriendFeed, it kind of is. Both services let you gather all of your social networking activity in one place. But Swurl is a lot prettier and more customizable. via lifehacker.com Swurl's timeline feature stands out most, placing your links, photos, and other activities on a calendar timeline. via www.readwriteweb.com The big picture here for us is that RSS feeds and lifestream data in particular can really look great when displayed nicely and mashedup with various sources of data.

Way back machine

I found a cool video at garry’s posterous blog :)

Filtering: filtrbox - cures information overload?

A new web service called filtrbox, clams that it can cure Information Overload.
It monitors different services such as friendfeed, blogs, news and twitter.
Monitors via web dashboard, RSS or email.
Sounds cool.

www.filtrbox.com Filtrbox eliminates the need for multiple monitoring tools Monitor mainstream news, blogs, twitter and FriendFeed Saves you time and money while increasing your knowledge