If you are a MySpace user that is running a custom CSS (theme) for the design of your page, you to much with your friend count.

All you need to do is add the following code to your CSS:

redbtext:after { content: "00"; }

What that will do is add a “00″ to the text that shows up after your friend count. So instead of stalker Tom being your only friend you will now have 100 friends

But the hack is not restricted to numbers. You can add text too, just add the following code to your CSS:

redbtext:after { content: " meaningless "; }

and then your friend count will read:

[Your Username] has a meaningless friend.

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We have a really exciting exclusive review tonight of an Application that has been long anticipated and has peaked the interest of many on the web.

Check back at 11:59 PM EST for the late breaker!

At Target retail stores all games that are priced $29.99 or above are on sale for just $24. Now might be the opportunity to snag those games that you always wanted.

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From what I am told The Great Firewall of Chine is an accurate gauge to see if your site makes it to the Far East.

If there are any Chinese readers here, care to prove them wrong?

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We want to congratulate Ben, of Mobile17 fame, on the launch of Whitesoap. For those who don’t know Whitesoap is capitalizing on the ‘social’ nature of the web. Whitesoap scours the web for news stories just waiting to be discovered (Average Joes can suggest stories, with no account!), then a team of moderators (which I’m sure Derek and I will be kicked off of) selects stories from that vast queue to feature on the front page.

Think of it as a moderated Digg. Best of luck on the new venture.

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There’s a very simple and cool trick in Gmail to find out if any websites gave your email address away. In this example your Gmail addy is flowergirl1172@gmail.com (I have no idea why I chose that).

When filling in a registration form www.whateversite.com enter your email address as flowergirl1172+whateversite@gmail.com. When Gmail sees a “+” in an email address, it uses all the characters to the left of the plus sign to know who to send it to. In this example it would still send it to flowergirl1172@gmail.com.

The additional bonus is that when you search flowergirl1172+whateversite@gmail.com in Gmail, you will see all emails that were sent to that address. Then simply click on the ‘details’ link to see who sent you message.

Sweet!

Here’s an unbiased ( :P ) view of the evolution of the sexes in gif format, wonder what sex animated it?

I’m a sucker for good old animated gifs. If you have any other good ones, link them in the comments.

Just a few things of mention that have happened in the UNEASYfamily.

• We just passed our 10 millionth unique reader since we moved to Mosso, and I would like to thank them for the high level of service they have provided, and even better support. Shout out to Jonathan, Todd, Roland, Krisana, Jason and all the other tech reps that I have had the privilege of knowing through my tenure at the service. Brilliant work providing the uptime I expect. Top notch job!
• We nearly have over 1,000 comments on our Wii contest – The most comments on any post EVER!
• Congratulations are in order to a friend of the site who was recently accepted to NYU Med – Job VERY WELL DONE!
• And a special early birthday wish to another friend of the site