Yuval Atzmon

XDRTB.org is an extraordinary effort to tell the story of extremely drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) and TB through powerful photographs taken by James Nachtwey. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

Photographer James Nachtwey has been covering war and human rights stories for 30 years, traveling from Northern Ireland to Iraq, from the orphanages of Romania to the deadly killing grounds of the Sudan. He knows the power of news photographs to raise awareness and make real change. In 2007, he was awarded the TED Prize, which comes with $100,000 and one wish to change the world. These photographs and this project are his wish. - Yuval Atzmon

"Bah", sez I. "exploit #1" would give you the same functionality sites like (e.g.) http://666kb.de give you (I used this for a while at FF before I learned how to natively upload images :s ). "exploit #2" should be a blitz-krieg of a zillion images or so in order to significantly affect the bill. If both Amazon and FF don't have floodgates against an attack of such a scale, this can be settled as soon as it's discovered. Even if the attack is too sneaky to be noticed (e.g. a DDOS from many PCs using many *existing* and *active* accounts) - If FF ends up paying a lot for hosting, it proves they're popular, and I'm sure this brings them money in the long run (not to mention discount rates). - The Dod

Tons of personal advice and links to all sorts of note taking and to do list tools. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

Many people want quick and easy access to their email, contacts, calendars, tasks and notes, regardless of where that information is stored. Funambol syncs this data with 1.5 billion mobile devices and with thousands of applications and online services. It doesn't matter if you use Gmail, Yahoo!, AOL, Hotmail, Outlook or Thunderbird, with Funambol, you can sync your email & PIM on many mobile handsets. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

Funambol is the leading provider of mobile 2.0 messaging, powered by open source. Funambol solutions include push email for the mass market, mobile backup & PIM sync, device management and a mobile open source platform to mobilize applications and data. - Yuval Atzmon

"In real life, when you take two species, a horse and a donkey, and mix them up you get a mule. In the browsers world, when you take a horse (Firefox/IE) and a donkey (Safari) and mix them up, you get – Google Chrome." - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

Automatic download vulnerability already fixed in Safari but still active in Chrome's version of WebKit. - Yuval Atzmon

If you've ever used or struggled with ffmpeg to get it working in or for a .net application, this is the .net version. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

A very interesting research tool. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

Loads of fun. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

The 50D looks yummy. - Yuval Atzmon

Hope they don't start charging for it or create a "pro" version that sucks the major features out of the "personal" edition. - Yuval Atzmon via Bookmarklet

Here's how TrueKnowledge interpreted my question: "Are there at least some bears (any of various usually omnivorous mammals of the family Ursidae that have a shaggy coat and a short tail and walk with the entire lower surface of the foot touching the ground) that bear (an unknown intransitive action (an action which is done by itself without it being done to something. e.g. sleep) that is not yet in the knowledge base)". I love it. - Yuval Atzmon

This is a very good presentation. Even if you're not interested in the potential use of XMPP for data services, the background introduction is worth your time. There's an insightful example about FF and Flickr. I also mentioned this presentation in the context of another discussion - http://friendfeed.com/e/ae6018... - Yuval Atzmon

Responsive and considerate, I think it’s a remarkable approach towards users and the developer community. - Yuval Atzmon

I'm sure there's a way to put wide screen real estate to good use, just haven't figured out exactly how. - Yuval Atzmon

interesting research. "Factoring in a few technical limitations, API coverage issues and some secret sauce, I assume I’m missing about 15-20% of the users. In fact I could be bold and speculate that FriendFeed has an active userbase of about 75K users. Again, this is based only on partial data and my own interpretation." - Thomas Hawk

@slashpd (Peter): In the context of my research "active" means discoverable, and it doesn't matter if a person actually does anything as long as his feed (or comments+likes) keep flowing in. - Yuval Atzmon

@Atzmon, ok I understand.. - Peter Dawson