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It's an artistic culture - http://vi.sualize.us/view...
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2ndmoon©, Denake Mani, Müjdat Korkmaz and 17 other people liked this
ok , i love this photo , beautiful really !!!
- Wsvdesign
Quite great picture. Any idea who is original photographer?
- Daniel Schildt
Unfortunately no
- Amiroo ™
WOW. I love this picture. LOVE.
- Jason, Incognito
Beautiful
- Shevonne
love this , gorg!!!!
- Wsvdesign
Flexible Kitchen Table : Accordion by Olga Kalugin - http://freshome.com/2009... (via http://friendfeed.com/8f57c3c...)
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Myrna, Andie Pop, Lukiña and 4 other people liked this
want!
- imabonehead
I also need someone to use it for, would love some delicious foods
- Amiroo ™
Amiroo ™ to Amiroo's feed, All Things Apple, The Apple Room, Technology News, RWW: The Future of Tech
WSJ: Steve Jobs 'pouring almost all of his attention' into an Apple tablet - http://www.engadget.com/2009...
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andrei_c, Alex Schleber, TheHenry and 3 other people liked this
Is Opera cooking up "the next big thing" in mobile browsers? - http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009...
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Jaap Willem liked this
Sure, just like they cooked up the next best thing in file sharing. :P
- David Chartier
from iPhone
They did a great job on their current mobile version, what's coming next!? Looking forward to it
- Amiroo ™
MotionPower speed bump installed at NJ Burger King, McDonald's and Wendy's feel slighted - http://www.engadget.com/2009...
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MikeAmundsen, Kol Tregaskes, imabonehead and 4 other people liked this
If they do it everywhere in developing countries, power problem will be solved.
- TrafficBug
Let's see that in action
- Amiroo ™
Fwd: WordPress Enters Real-Time: 7.5 Million Blogs Reach Twitter Speed - http://mashable.com/2009... (via http://ff.im/7Uv1b)
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Daniel Spithout, Kurt Starnes and lelapin liked this
Just installed the RSSCloud plug-in. Thanks for sharing this!
- Kurt Starnes
You're welcome, let us know the result
- Amiroo ™
Obama to Kids: Want to Be President? Be Careful on Facebook - http://mashable.com/2009...
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Prior to his live Internet broadcast to students across the country earlier today, President Obama answered questions at a Virginia high school. Asked by one student how he could become President someday, Obama issued a warning about Facebook. “I want everybody here to be careful about what you post on Facebook, because in the YouTube age whatever you do, it will be pulled up again later somewhere in your life. That’s number one,” he said, according to Bloomberg. Poignant advice for aspiring politicians in the 21st century? Absolutely. It’s actually hard to imagine how someone who grows up with social media will be able to run for President one day without exercising extreme caution. That’s not to mention how wildly one’s views may change from the time they’re 15 to the when they’re 45, giving cables news channels decade’s worth of fodder to opine about. Meanwhile, even for many of those with slightly lower ambitions, social media is proving to be an obstacle. Recent research showed...
- Amiroo ™
EMAIL ADDICTS: Gmail Users Consume the Most Email - http://mashable.com/2009...
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Do different personalities choose different email clients, or is it that different email clients foster different habits? Will a Yahoo Mail user open and read as much email as the average Gmail user? This is the type of data that can be essential for both researchers and marketers. eMarketer picked up on some recent numbers released by MailChimp that indicate that, in fact, Gmail users are more likely to open emails and click on links within them when compared to the other mail email clients. The following is a graph of email engagement, based on MailChimp’s analysis of over 184 million emails: While Hotmail, Yahoo, and AOL mail users are very similar in terms of the amount of email they read (the low 20% range) and how often they click on links (between 4.2% and 4.5%), Gmail users open emails at a 30.9% rate. They also click on links 6.4% of the time. As eMarketer points out, Gmail also produces the lowest bounce rate of all email services, although that probably has more to do with...
- Amiroo ™
STATS: Flat Month for Social Media, With Some Surprises - http://mashable.com/2009...
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We’ve reported on the tremendous growth of both Facebook and Twitter month after month in the last year or so, but looking at Compete’s stats for August, we’ve got neither good nor bad news, as the hottest social networks have stagnated when it comes to new visitors. Part of the reason could merely be the lazy days of summer, which causes a drop in traffic on almost all Internet destinations. Since traffic growth was almost flat on Facebook and Twitter in both July and August, we can probably expect some healthy growth again in September. Summer hasn’t been bad for everyone though, as some social sites have done very well in July and August. Compete tells us that Facebook has had 122,220,617 unique visitors in August; a -0.37% drop compared to July, but it grew to 2,202,528,780 visits in the same period, rising 4.69%. Twitter’s stats are almost the opposite: a small drop in visits (-2.99%, down to 148,651,794) but a tiny rise as far as unique visitors go, which were at 23,579,044,...
- Amiroo ™
Box.net Brings Cloud Storage to iPhone Apps - http://mashable.com/2009...
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iPhone applications are becoming increasingly common — and convenient — ways for users to access their documents, photos and web services. The only real problem is that because the iPhone lacks a distinctly user-controllable file management system, accessing your existing documents from within those applications is often difficult, if not impossible. Storage and collaboration service Box.net has just launched its OpenBox Mobile API, which offers developers the ability to integrate the Box.net platform into their apps. What this means is that users will have the ability to access their content stored on Box.net within their favorite iPhone applications. So if you use the Quickoffice [iTunes link] application, you can access your documents stored on Box.net, make edits and then e-mail the new copy. The new API is free for developers — just sign up for a Box.net and then join the developers program. The iPhone is the first platform being rolled out, but Box.net is also working with...
- Amiroo ™
Share Groups of Twitter Users in One Click with TweepML - http://mashable.com/2009...
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If you’re already familiar with OPML, the open standard format used to share groups of RSS feeds, then this analogy will explain the concept well: TweepML is like OPML for Twitter users. The simplest use case for TweepML is to allow sites or individuals to create a downloadable file that contains a list of Twitter users, allowing others to import the file and follow all those users easily in one fell swoop. Imagine for example the popular Follow Friday tradition on Twitter — instead of trying to cram a big list of tweeps into 140 characters, you could simply create a TweepML file and point your followers to that. Like OPML, TweepML is based on XML, a textual data format and open standard in wide usage on the web. Companies and individuals will be able to take the simple and extensible architecture of TweepML and build extra functionality and applications on top of it, all without having to pay hefty licensing fees or get anyone’s permission to do so. TweepML.org Service The TweepML...
- Amiroo ™
Embeddable Waves: The Google Wave WordPress Plugin - http://mashable.com/2009...
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One of the more intriguing aspects of Google Wave – the much anticipated communication and collaboration platform that debuts later this month – is the fact that Waves can be embedded anywhere on the Web. Waves, in case you’re not familiar, are essentially individual threaded conversations that take place within Google Wave. So, when we’re talking about an embeddable Wave, it means a conversation that can be placed on other websites, with the same functionality as it would have within Wave itself. Since some developers already have access to Google Wave, we’re now able to show you what this functionality looks like – and how you may be seeing it in the future – via a WordPress plugin that has already been built for easily embedding Waves in blog posts. Embeddable Waves You’ll only be able to see the embed in action if you have a dev account for Wave, so here’s a screenshot of what the end result looks like, via a post on Mastering Wave: It might not be much to see yet, but here are a...
- Amiroo ™
HUGE: Yahoo Mail Supports 100MB Email Attachments (With an App) - http://mashable.com/2009...
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Today Yahoo! Mail users are in for a treat: they can attach large files up to 100MB in size to any message they send using drop.io’s Attach Large Files application. Just click on the “Attach Large Files” heading in your Applications listing in Yahoo! Mail. What’s great about drop.io is that all your files are stored on their cloud, so your recipients can see what files you’ve sent and either download them individually or all at once. You can send as many files as you want per up to 100MB per message. From a development perspective, the Attach Large Files app is interesting because it was built entirely on top of the drop.io open API. The company wanted to show off the potential of the API and no better way to do that than build an easy-attachment app onto a huge webmail platform like Yahoo! Mail. I love the idea of being able to send drops via e-mail with such ease and I hope other developers consider implementing this type of functionality into other platforms. What do you think of...
- Amiroo ™
Bit.ly Is Now Bigger Than TinyURL - http://mashable.com/2009...
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The URL shortening market has been experiencing a renaissance ever since Twitter’s 140 character limit spurred the necessity of shorter URLs. Since they are relatively simple to implement, we’ve seen hundreds, if not thousands, of new shorteners come to the market, from the useful to the very strange. While this market has a lot of competitors, two big players dominate the space: Bit.ly and TinyURL. For a long time, TinyURL was winning the war, despite Bit.ly’s advanced features. The game changed though when Bit.ly became Twitter’s default URL shortener. New numbers from Compete.com (which measures U.S. traffic stats) now reveal a major development in the URL shortener market: Bit.ly has now dethroned TinyURL as the largest URL shortener on the web. Here is the newest traffic graph and stats: In May, TinyURL had 5.34 million U.S. visitors, compared to Bit.ly’s 2.96 million. But my, how things can change in three months. In August, TinyURL grew only to 5.64 million visitors (about 5.4%...
- Amiroo ™
Eric Cantona - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Amiroo ™, Roman, babak eskandarnejad and 3 other people liked this
ooo ahh, ooo ahh...Cantona!
- Live4Emma (L4S)
damn I miss watching him play!
- Bren -- Making Contact
for sure....there was ONLY EVER ONE KING :-)
- Live4Emma (L4S)
....and thanks to this man...here WE are ~ together! :* <333
- Emma
Yes indeed! :-* <333
- Live4Emma (L4S)
from iPod
I miss the days when he ruled the soccer field with his powerful shots and hot temper.
- WooEB
good old days
- Amiroo ™
Thomas Hawk, Myrna, Phong (Paul) Vo and 22 other people liked this
Lovely, as always baby! Especially love #5! :-* <333
- Live4Emma (L4S)
from iPod
Always a good selection. How do you do it Emma?
- Kevin J Hatton
Thanks, baby and I thought you might favour the 5th one...it is rather nice! <333
- Emma
awww, thank you Kevin: As for, how I do it!! It's just a passion for photography combined with the help of some great images on Flickr!! I owe it all to the photographers...
- Emma
Yeah definitely number 5
- Amiroo ™
#5 is definitely a winner.
- John (a.k.a. dendroica)
Amiroo ™ to Amiroo's feed, Photo Gallery, Digial Photograph, Digital Photography, pour les amateurs de photos, Photography United
Breathing Like The Drowning Man... - http://vi.sualize.us/view...
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raymond dupuis, Ksana, Kim and 3 other people liked this
nice twitter background image...(thnx)
- Mümin Güven
Thanks
- Amiroo ™
Ryan Milner - http://vi.sualize.us/view...
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flat, argutia, Ben Hanten and 5 other people liked this
The bank robbers in "The Dark Knight."
- Ben Hanten
Haven't seen that one yet
- Amiroo ™
Extraordinario Bien podría constituir la posrtada de uno de mis libros felicidades
- argutia
The Future of the iPhone: Intelligent Object Recognition - http://mashable.com/2009...
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raguragu77, BJ Hewitt, Chad McCoskey and 17 other people liked this
How would you like to be able to point your iPhone towards an object – the Eiffel Tower, for example – and instantly see the admission price, working hours, its height and other information? We’ve been hearing about such concepts for quite some time now – and we’ve been able to visualize it better since the movie Minority Report – but Apple’s latest iPhone related patents might make it a reality sooner than one would think. A patent called ID App does just that; it recognizes an object based on visuals (through the iPhone’s camera), a RFID reader or through GPS, and then fetches the data from related databases. I like to imagine all this happening in real-time, with a layer of visual information superimposed on the actual camera image, but in the beginning it’ll probably just take you to a related Wikipedia page. Still, it’s a start. Another patent focuses on facial recognition, which can also be used for a variety of purposes. It could bring you info about a person (scary, I know)...
- Amiroo ™
There has been development of face recognition databases for many years already but during recent years technology has improved much and some of it started to appear in end-user applications for normal people. I have been left wondering if things face recognition in web apps like Google Picasa will be one base for improved databases for searching information about people when other apps get more improvements and amount of data sources increase.
- Daniel Schildt
Facebook also has support for tagging people but they still haven't finished face recognition support for their service (while I have seen some mentions that there might be development related to it going on).
- Daniel Schildt
After they finish basic things in client apps they will be looking for quality data providers. There is already giants like Google that have used years to make their image database larger but some smaller search providers have much more advanced image search engines. Anyway, it will be interesting to see which direction development of these kind of apps go.
- Daniel Schildt
Another usage for image recognition data is to re-index already cached image data (in Google's etc. image search) and find similar patters (like buildings, faces, etc.) that can be associated together in search. It might not be very accurate at first but data gets smarter as more people use it and when it's combined to user-provided tagging. End result might be quite scary, but that's the way world is going to…
- Daniel Schildt
With this amount of intelligence I don't know what would happen to our privacy
- Amiroo ™
What privacy? Is there still some of it left? While most of data is still hidden under, new generation of mashup tools will make it easier to have wide overall view of wide amount of data sources (both public and private). When you compile both public (via web search, public government/business databases, etc.) together with semi-private (web surfing logs) to private (credit card data etc.) you have quite large coverage of what person does. But that's not enough: add GPS location data to mix and it's scary…
- Daniel Schildt
Based of what I have read, some countries have required phone manufacturers to include chips to make phone specify location more closely without having to rely to GPS. Including of those might have been key because need to have more close look of where people are moving and what are their daily movements.
- Daniel Schildt
If anyone would like my '100 recommendations' give me a shout (I've created a specific friends list). A few points about the recommendation system though:
Владимир, Mitchell Tsai, biya and 41 other people liked this
1. I know this could open it up to abuse but I'd really like to select users to recommend to in bulk. One by one is very frustrating.
- Kol Tregaskes
2. And this could open it up to abuse too but I'd also like the ability select all/none from my friends lists. This could be useful generally, though.
- Kol Tregaskes
Me!
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
Done, Mahendra.
- Kol Tregaskes
Gimme!
- AJ Batac
Me as well!
- Mike Bracco
Go ahead!
- Brome
*raises hand*
- Eric Logan
I'd like it as well :)
- Bhowmik Shah
from Nambu
AJ, I've sent you the recommendations, can you please let me know how many are listed in the email?
- Kol Tregaskes
Mike, I sent you 85 recommendations.
- Kol Tregaskes
If your willing to Kol, send me some.
- Matt Ruiz
Thanks Kol! I just got them. I appreciate it. :)
- Mike Bracco
Brome, 75 on their way, did you get them all?
- Kol Tregaskes
Eric, 70 to you. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Still waiting for mine...can gmail be this slow?
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
Okay, I need it, Kol. :)
- jan geronimo
Mahendra, really? I'll post them again then.
- Kol Tregaskes
I double-checked my email setting in Friendfeed, rechecked my spam messages in Gmail as well. Please do resend - appreciate it a lot, Kol.
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
Yippie! Got it, thanks Kol!
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
Raises hand...
- sofarsoShawn
AJ, I've resent them as I missed a few good ones. But did you get the whole list again or just things I missed? If the former they this needs to be corrected and we should only be allowed to recommend the feed once.
- Kol Tregaskes
I have to click on each individual subscribe link. The Subscribe to all 70 recommended friends link only subscribed me to four of your recommendations and when I repeat the process I get this ==> Subscribe to your friend recommendations using the buttons below. <== Must be a bug. Thanks for the rec list. :)
- Eric Logan
3. Thanks for the info, Eric. Yeah that'll need fixing.
- Kol Tregaskes
Bhowmik , 95 recommends to you.
- Kol Tregaskes
Matt, 89 heading your way.
- Kol Tregaskes
93 for you, Jan.
- Kol Tregaskes
It took a while but eventually the Recommendations migrated to FF like a discussions notifier with a streamlined subscription process.
- Eric Logan
Shawn, just 69 for you. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Anyone else? :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
What I might do is create 'packs' are recommendations, for example another list that contains lesser popular users that you might not have subscribed to.
- Kol Tregaskes
sure
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
Josh, 73 to you sir. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
thnx
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
I'll create another list based more on users than groups...
- Kol Tregaskes
@koltregaskes I'm your Huckleberry.. :)
- Alex Schleber
I've created the two lists, so if anyone would like either or both let me know here: http://ff.im/5IcYN
- Kol Tregaskes
Thanks Kol! I received a first e-mail and clicked the link to add all 75 subscriptions, but only 7 were added. Looks like every individual in your list was added, but not the groups. I received a second e-mail from you with 4 subscriptions (all groups) and when I tried to add them I got the same message as Eric: "Subscribe to your friend recommendations using the buttons below."
- Brome
Brome, thanks again for the info. So it doesn't add groups at all? :-(
- Kol Tregaskes
2. (again) FriendFeed, can you please make this a lot easier?: http://ff.im/5IcYN. Simply add an option to select all/none on friends lists. :-(
- Kol Tregaskes
Asked for your list on your other post, but making that request here too. :-) I'd like a copy, pretty please.
- Jason, Incognito
Jason, hopefully you've received it now?
- Kol Tregaskes
4. FriendFeed, can we also please have the option to add the subscriptions when we select to 'subscribe to all' to add them to a friends list?
- Kol Tregaskes
5. Can you spend up the loading of the subscription list. With nearly 4,000 subscriptions my pop-up, the one you get once you click on 'recommend friends' which is the same as what you get when you are editing your friends lists, takes ages! :-(
- Kol Tregaskes
I'd like to take a look at both of you lists. However, I'm more interested to find out how you manage almost 4,000 subscriptions.
- Vaughn
Me too, please. Thank you in advance.
- Debby Bruck
Vaughn, I use lists and saved searches to categorise, prioritise and filter the content. There is no way I can keep up with all 4k subscriptions.
- Kol Tregaskes
Debby, you need to subscribe to me as it won't allow me to send you recommendations.
- Kol Tregaskes
Kol, hit me up. I very curious to see your recommendations as I tend to Like about everything you post. And thanks!!!
- CAJ, somewhere else
Stuart, Curtis, see my comments here: http://ff.im/5IcYN (just trying to keep it all in the same thread :-)).
- Kol Tregaskes
Kol, yeah I got it. So it said you sent me 144 recommendations. But when I clicked the link to sub all of them, it subbed around 60. So does that mean I was already subbed to the other 80?
- Jason, Incognito
Jason, can you check a few of the 80 to see if that is the case? It's odd as it should only show me the subscriptions you have not already subscribed to here.
- Kol Tregaskes
I realize I'm a little late to the game but may I have both of your lists as well (or point me in the direction of someone who will get them to me)? FriendFeed beginner here! :-)
- Isaac Aggrey
hohoh me too ... I'm with Kol on the 2nd point: it's easier to send multiple users a list of friends right from the Friends List that to go recommending one-by-one.
- 'Like' robot (frɐnc)
Agreed. We need Select all/none for all friend/group selection dialogs.
- Ahsan Ali aka. Slick
Can you send me the recommendation list please?
- DGentry
I'll bite Kol .. thanks man
- johnpiercy
Why dont you do a screencast video on some of the finer tips and tricks to FF ???
- johnpiercy
Wow Kol, now I feel like a real boob since when I saw your first post I thought it was just for only newbies to FF.......now I'm seeing everyone jumping on the band wagon and asking for this info, so I'm feeling really left out! :)) So, hope this info is still available because I'd like it too.
- Bonnie Foster
feel free to shoot me the list kol
- (jeff)isageek
6. Is it really necessary for the page to be refreshed once you have sent off your recommendations? I know when you are add/removing to you friends lists it might be useful but not when you are recommending. Can the auto-refresh please be stopped?
- Kol Tregaskes
Would love to have this list, thanks
- Amiroo ™
Would appreciate too!
- Jérôme Flipo
Kol thank you for the list.
- Iván Abrego
Bumped to remind me to post these recommendations. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Amiroo, Jérôme and Iván, done.
- Kol Tregaskes
Me Me
- johnpiercy
from iPhone
John, done. Please pass on the recommendations to others! :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Hi, Kol. I'll take a copy of the list, please. :)
- LB - all new for '10!
thanks kol
- johnpiercy
No worries, John.
- Kol Tregaskes
Me too, please, Kol!
- Andrew Terry
Andrew, done.
- Kol Tregaskes
Kol, I'd love your recommendations!
- Johnny
So, is the same list you sent me a few weeks ago?
- Ben Hanten
Johnny, done. Ben, yep. This is actually the old thread.
- Kol Tregaskes
Good list. Thanks again for sending.
- Ben Hanten
No worries, Ben. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
yes please
- outofmyarse
Done.
- Kol Tregaskes
Sure, if you've got the time, I'd like to take a look.
- Nate Pilling
Nate, we have to be subscribing to each other for the recommends to be allowed, I've subbed to you, let me know if you sub back and I'll post the lists. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Ok, now go for it!
- Nate Pilling
Nate, done. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
why not :)
- Sinan D
yes please
- murray
Murray, you need to sub to me to allow me to send the recommends to you. Let me know here: http://ff.im/5IcYN
- Kol Tregaskes
I've seen a post about how Scoble and Pirillo show up and comment just seconds after the post, would love to know what's the big guys manner to keep up with all these stuff. I recall a video by Scoble on how he manages to follow his favorites in twitter.
Tyson Key, Mitchell Tsai, Thierry R. Andriamirado and 5 other people liked this
Email
- Rutger Blom
The IM client is incredibly fast.
- Marlin Forbes
By that I don't mean just the tools
- Amiroo ™
It's their job to react fast and stay on top of things. They get paid for it.
- Rutger Blom
from email
Actually I think because they were good at it, it's became their job. Also by this I mean the tools and the manners not the reason why
- Amiroo ™
I usually just watch the home feed and refresh a lot. That's how I usually see stuff like this. Then I also do searches just to see if I missed anything, which is how I caught this one.
- Robert Scoble
it's alot easier on the desktop than the iphone thats for sure
- Mark
So Robert doesn't use the RealTime feature of FF? I thought that he keeps just "a few" people on the home feed and follows the other's threads within lists.
- Thierry R. Andriamirado
I usually keep real time off. It doesn't work for me.
- Robert Scoble
you can turn the real time off?
- Rob Sellen :o)
Yes, click "pause" at the top of the content window.
- Robert Scoble
Scoble is Kibo.
- Pat Rice
Most times I can keep up with the main feed, only because it's probably about a tenth of my total feed inflow.
- Brent - Loving Life
Thanks Robert for the input
- Amiroo ™
Social-media skills become crucial for job hunters [ajc.com] "If you can’t Tweet, you might get beat" - http://www.ajc.com/busines...
Amiroo ™ liked this
"Valtech Technologies seeks an Atlanta scrum master/project manager whose critical responsibilities will include “social collaboration including work spaces like Wiki’s, blogs, Twitter, etc. That’s listed right above “proven ability to establish clear and effective objectives and milestones.”"
- George Dearing
from Bookmarklet
Do we already have university degrees for this?
- Amiroo ™
probably
- George Dearing
It's you and an iPod vs. Arrington in The EV Files http://www.ev-files.com/ :))
There's been plenty of vitriolic heated discussion in Tech circles recently over Twitter's recent security breaches and the subsequent publication of certain documents. Whilst we're not all that interested in the documents, we're always game here at Download Squad for a little light-hearted time-wasting over the latest blogosphere outrage. That's where The EV Files comes in. A quick and easy Flash game from Popjam, your mission is to aim iPhones at TechCrunch's Mike Arrington in a bid to stop him publishing Twitter's documents. And that's it. Sure, there's not much to this one - and we'll be honest, it's only really one for those who're in the know about the whole Twitter breach hullaballoo - but who knows: maybe it'll offer some light relief to the folks at Twitter HQ over the weekend...
- Amiroo ™
It's a girl!!!! 19.5inches, 6lbs 13.8 ounces - name pending!
Steve Lynch, Tom Landini, Kim and 89 other people liked this
Congratulations :)
- Bwana ☠
'Pending' - is that Irish?
- Morgan Haley
Congrats!
- Tracy Benham
Outstanding. Good weight too!
- Louis Gray
Congratulations!
- Judith Walden
Congratulations! Omedetou!
- Rick Cogley
ty! we had a last minute glitch with the name - a late entrant is proving more formidable than we imagined so we are having to weigh the two finalists against one another hmmm will it be Oprah Talula Nunez or Madonna Cher Nunez...such tough choices
- Marco(aureliusmaximus)
Congratulations!
- Admiral Anika
Congratulations!
- Zulema ◕ ◡ ◕
from BuddyFeed
Congrats!
- Rodfather
Congratulations, indeed!
- Steve Lowe
Congratulations!!!!
- jamar78
Congrats!
- Mark Davidson
from BuddyFeed
Congratulations!
- Michael Hocter
Congratulations
- F. Batuhan Icoz
Congrats!
- MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS
Wonderful!
- Mitchell Tsai
nice! congrats!
- Nathan Chase
Congratulations!
- Trish R
Congratulations man! I'm so happy for you!
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Pending is a unique name
- Joe Dawson
Congrats!
- .LAG liked that
More babbies!!! Congrats!!! :-D
- Lisa L. Seifert
congratulations, Marco! woohoo!!!
- Bren -- Making Contact
Congrats, Marco! :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Congrats!!!
- David Cook - 2010!!!
Yay! Thats a good, healthy weight too.
- DGentry
congrats!
- Thomas Hawk
congrats, macro!
- Hao Chen
Congrats!
- ronin
Congratulations!!
- Justin
Congrats
- Amiroo ™
hey congrats!
- (jeff)isageek
Congrats!!
- Shey, Jamaican of FF
Amiroo ™ to Amiroo's feed, Technology News, RWW: The Future of Tech, Technology at Play, Startup Success
ZooLoo Creates a Master Dashboard for Your Online Life - http://mashable.com/2009...
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This post is part of Mashable’s Spark of Genius series, which highlights a unique feature of startups. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here. The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. Name: ZooLoo Quick Pitch: ZooLoo is a complete online environment around your own domain name, giving you tools to manage your life online. Genius Idea: Personal branding and online life management are huge markets, and for good reason – the social web’s made managing and promoting your personal identity more important than ever. A lot of people go to social web tools to do it, but the best way is still to start a website on your own personal domain (i.e. BenParr.com). Yet unless you’ve got some tech savvy, setting it all up and managing it can be painful. ZooLoo tries to achieve two things. First, it wants to make it easy for you to create your own customized website on your own domain. Second, it provides an impressive array of tools to...
- Amiroo ™
The Google Revenue Equation, and Why Google’s Building Chrome OS - http://mashable.com/2009...
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It’s only been a few days, but it feels like weeks since Google announced Google Chrome OS and stirred up the blogosphere and the imagination of techies and Microsoft haters everywhere. The response, the analysis, and the debate has been constant ever since. Can it beat Windows? Can it even run Photoshop? Two days ago, we profiled the ongoing battle between Microsoft and Google, focusing on areas where the two companies compete. Almost everyone has framed Google Chrome OS as a direct competitor to Microsoft Windows. But I am about to argue that this is the wrong way to view Chrome OS. Google’s goal isn’t to have the majority market share. The goal is to force you on the web more and for longer. Why? It’s all part of Google’s simple equation to monetize the world. It’s not about how Google makes money, it’s about where What website doesn’t have a Google ad these days? Google generated about $21 billion in revenue last year. The vast majority of that revenue, well over 95%, comes from...
- Amiroo ™
Apple's 9.7-inch 'netbook' to debut in October for $800? - http://www.engadget.com/2009...
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$800 is pretty expensive for a netbook. All the other ones seem to be half the price. aside from that Sony one.
- John Wang
Although it's just a rumor but they're talking about a touchscreen one, for a tablet not that bad consider it as a big iphone
- Amiroo ™
What's the estimate for crunchpad ? I think about 300 $ right ?
- Amiroo ™
I'm betting the crunchpad will be sold with a service contract in order to keep the perceived price low and subsidized. True life time cost for the crunchpad will be significantly more than $300 if you count in the cost for the cell service.
- Niklas Morberg
No service plan likely for the Crunchpad because it isn't intended to be capable of using the cell network; wifi only. The speculation for the possible Macpad, however, is that it WILL have cell network capability and so might pick up a $200 discount to make it more palatable.
- JR Holmes
from Nambu
TweetMeme, TweetDeck, Seesmic and a random guy. @loic @nickhalstead @iaindodsworth
Ton Zijp, Ron Hagenhoff, Tyson Key and 26 other people liked this
After the CrunchUp.
- Louis Gray
from email
who invited the jailhouse rocker??? http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- Carlos Ayala
I know the first three, but who's that last guy in the stripes?
- Mike Nayyar
mike - it's lazylouis
- Allen Stern
Where's Loic's nametag?
- Jesse Stay
from iPhone
Everybody knows Loic by first name and appearance.
- Louis Gray
the grin and the accent are unmistakable
- mjc
I should mention that Steve Gillmor took the photo. :)
- Louis Gray
too bad the pic is so shitty :-( but a nice "brochette" as we say in French. We will have to tell Steve to stop moving when he takes a pic haha
- Loic Le Meur
Good shot random guy
- Amiroo ™
Loic speaks the truth. But I was not going to say that.
- Louis Gray
10+ super geeky ways to use Twitter - http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009...
metalerik, Will Higgins™, Morton Fox and 4 other people liked this
Using Twitter doesn't have to be a shiny, web 2.0 experience if you don't want it to. There are plenty of ways to tweet like a true geek - from your command line to your Excel worksheets. Who needs an Adobe-air powered client? Not you!
- Amiroo ™
from Bookmarklet
I certainly hope mortonfox's vim client is on that list :)
- Brad McCrorey
tircd + an IRC client isn't on the list and neither is Find and Run Robot (there is a twitter plugin, alias or something for that) And there is a twitter client for your old C64 too.
- April Russo (app103)
The #crunchup crew says I'm up next with discussion with @arrington about online mobs. Watch live at: http://www.ustream.tv/channel...
Alberto Saavedra, Mark, metalerik and 7 other people liked this
please update FF when you get on, the search discussion was boring me so i turned it off.
- James Hull
Robert: Can you ask Michael about his comments regarding 'mobs' in social media? (If it's not off topic.)
- Jim Connolly
James: just stick here.
- Robert Scoble
Yup.
- Robert Scoble
I'm really beat. It's 9 p.m. here and it's been a long week.
- Robert Scoble
last i heard lunch was next - they are 1 hr behind
- Allen Stern
this realtime search is boring. Can you tell them to hurry up :p
- Darren Stuart
Allen: yeah. Hopefully Arrington doesn't keep me up for long. :-)
- Robert Scoble
You're gonna knock him down in a bit :-)
- Amiroo ™
What's the topic of your spot with Michael?
- Jim Connolly
Robert: So, my request to ask about online mobs was pretty accurate? Cool.
- Jim Connolly
Will still be a few more minutes. Sigh. Jim: he wanted to beat me up about the mob like behaviors of many here on FriendFeed.
- Robert Scoble
Could you ask him if he believes the mob is organized, or if it's 'organic'?
- Jim Connolly
online mobbing goes well beyond friendfeed... have you seen the issues with teens & myspace? the topic should NOT be about "how techies get offended that not everyone likes their content"...
- Jeremy Toeman
The mob is getting restless!
- Richard pancakhaus Walker
*popcorn is almost ready*
- Eric Logan
thumbs up
- metalerik
volume
- metalerik
Nice, Robert's got a lumberjack shirt on! :P
- Brandon Titus
volume scoble
- metalerik
This is nuts!
- Jim Connolly
crap, you're off again
- metalerik
If only we can hear you ???
- Anne Haynes
lol no production values lol what did they spend the hundreds of thousansds of dollars revenue on ?
- Mark
point them here so you can type it scoble :)
- metalerik
use your Mime art skills!
- Capn' One Eye - adrift
Sucky. I'm not doing anything different.
- Robert Scoble
Hopefully you get a chance to talk, Robert
- Herb Hernandez
can you hear them?
- metalerik
The audio coming over is sucky.
- Robert Scoble
I can hear them, but the audio sucks.
- Robert Scoble
if not, you can always start a Mob conversation here on FF.
- Wizetux
can they read your text and speak for ya?
- Mark Essel
I want to join a mob.
- Matt Soreco
Mark: nah.
- Robert Scoble
can you call arrington on your cell?
- metalerik
turning comments off would be crap
- Darren Stuart
we can hear you know scoble
- metalerik
FriendFeed with comments off, means there's no 'real' feed.
- Jim Connolly
I heard you - they just need to stop talking and let you
- Anne Haynes
know = now
- metalerik
yup, Robert's just waiting to hop in
- Mark Essel
Robert: What does the t-shirt say?
- Jim Connolly
Raise your hand, Scoble.
- Wizetux
yay!
- Capn' One Eye - adrift
we can hear you!
- James Hull
like
- metalerik
i waited all this time for that! wah wahhhh
- James Hull
well that was a waste of everyones time lol
- Mark
Mark: yeah. It sucked.
- Robert Scoble
Arrington couldn#t even HEAR you Rob, they said
- Mark
I didn't want to drag it out any further.
- Robert Scoble
scoble, what did you just put up?
- metalerik
Wow, auction for the EFF. think of all the starving children that will be saved!
- Capn' One Eye - adrift
my Hugh card. http://www.gapingvoid.com
- Robert Scoble
nice
- metalerik
scoble shame about the sound
- AV
Glad Arrington and Techcrunch are coming back hope things work out
- Kim Landwehr
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