Gadget Links: Web 2.0 Overload Edition

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How to link Twitter to Facebook – A Twitter Tutorial on AJVayerchuck.com: A concise explanation of how to install the Twitter app within Facebook and allow it to update your Facebook status.
Clutter War II: Attack of the Giant Baby on 43Folders: “…you might be able to guess where my head is right now. Yep. It’s on clutter, and on what I need to do to get my face back into Peter Walsh’s excellent de-cluttering book as a means for regaining domestic sanity and striding toward the possibility of a life without tripping, piling, or losing what’s left of my sleep-deprived mind.”
Hi-Res YouTube Hacks on O’Reilly Digital Media: A great little article that covers why YouTube rocks for casual video sharing and how to force YouTube playback to the highest resolution possible.
LCD Scrub cleans those stubborn stains from your screen on TUAW: “While LCD screens aren’t nearly as likely to run into image persistence issues as older CRTs, they aren’t immune to damage, as developer Daniel Sandler… learned to his dismay a year ago. After his flat-panel got munged by green static overnight, he whipped up a pattern-shifting screensaver to repair the burned-in pixels (based on Apple’s recommendation of leaving an all-white image over the affected areas). Whaddaya know, it worked…. “
Mac 101: Zoom and pan images in Quick Look on TUAW: “Is your laptop not among those that can do Multi-touch? Don’t feel badly, you can replicate those great features!” I didn’t know you could do zooming and panning in Quick Look.
Media Center: Roll a Mac Mini Media Center with Leopard on Lifehacker: “We’ve talked about building a Mac mini media center and other ways to pimp your mini in the past, but blogger Jon Hicks revisits the Mac mini media center with a focus on using it with Leopard and EyeTV (a Mac DVR solution). While Apple TV is doing its best to justify a place in your living room, it still doesn’t time-shift television, and many Mac enthusiasts still find that the Mac mini still outdoes Apple’s latest media center offering.”