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Best Positions in Bed (NOT NSFW) - http://www.urlesque.com/2008...
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David Tapper, Patrick Li, accesine and 42 other people liked this
phew, thank goodness for the disclaimer
- Rob Schonberger
from IM
Honk-shu honk-shu honk-shu
- Ladybug Heather
Adorable!
- Emily Miller
@Rob: Actually, I saw an NSFW image appear in my FriendFeed for the first time today.
- Jess Lee
These are awesome.
- j1m
awwwwwwwwww bless em!
- charlene
:-)
- accesine
YouTube - 濡らすねこ。 - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Karpuscul, Chiu-Ki Chan, AJ Kohn and 5 other people liked this
Is this the video that Camilla was talking about?
- Paul Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
Paul, not sure but here's a video of the same cat charging a box repeatedly. http://bit.ly/4eoZpP
- Jauder Ho
Yes!
- April Buchheit
this cat is soo dumb it's hilarious!
- Susan Beebe
isn't dumb cat an oxymoron?... no not an oxymoron, a redundancy!
- Jim Hearts FF
I'm afraid this cat is exceptionally dumb. More evidence - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- Ken Sheppardson
Etherpad Shows Google Docs How It’s Done - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008...
Atul Arora, Johan Horak, Susan Beebe and 55 other people liked this
"It’s comparable to Google Docs or a wiki, but it’s far more useful. You start off by creating a new workspace. You type basic text on numbered lines at will. Then invite someone else in and have them type as well. Each user’s edits are highlighted a different color. Changes are made in absolute real time, something even Google hasn’t been able to do (Google docs update every fifteen seconds). Users can also chat in the sidebar, save versions and make a few tweaks to the settings like removing line numbers. One great feature optionally highlights Javascript syntax (making this a great way to write code collaboratively)"
- Paul Buchheit
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Try it: http://etherpad.com/FQMBcRK9x2
- Paul Buchheit
Etherpad may be a new tool in the Real Time Web kit. Collaboration on a non-flow basis.
- Cliff Gerrish
Interesting - wasn't sure if AppJet was a worthwhile platform - this makes me much more interested
- Christopher Galtenberg
Getting this for your try it link Paul: "EtherPad is under construction ... Sign up to be notified when we're back"
- Philipp Lenssen
Try again, Philipp (nice icon btw). I think their fail whale is that signup box (not a bad idea, actually)
- Christopher Galtenberg
Now it works thanks Christopher (it shows me as being alone in that document right now though).
- Philipp Lenssen
Nice, a little slow, but I guess they shouldn't be waiting for all this traffic... Should be a nice tool once it adds other wiki-like functionalities (I'm thinking tiddlywiki).
- Paulo Gomes
Love the tiddlywiki shoutout. (When will that tech come back to earth? So much potential)
- Christopher Galtenberg
Oops, system failure again. We think we found the problem though. A nasty deadlock issue -- but hopefully fixable in short order.
- Aaron Iba
Cheers Aaron. It's a huge hit here. And wow, hello AppJet! Nice tech, amigo.
- Christopher Galtenberg
An interesting experience, to have typing and the other party reading be simultaneous... it removes the safety buffer of having to hit return, and has a different feel to it. Your sentence is seen by the other person as you're typing, correcting, shifting it... like when you're actually speaking in a conversation, where you may also correct yourself, look for words, etc.
- Philipp Lenssen
superb substitute for paste in IRC on-the-fly collaborative coding situations: revisions acts as "version control," and multi-color highlighting representing users even works intra-line.
- Adriano
How is the real-time shared editing realized? Similar to http://www.vimeo.com/1195398 or http://www.youtube.com/watch... respectively?
- Mustafa K. Isik
I do just want to point out that this functionality has been around for 25 years with UNIX's talk program. It is definitely not a new idea.
- Robert Felty
Why stop there... Native Americans sent simultaneous smoke signals into the sky. And you thought they were innovators? Nope, just rank copycats. Birdsong. That's where it all began.
- Christopher Galtenberg
Superb execution of an old idea is every bit as good as innovation; perhaps better.
- kris. nuttycombe
SubEthaEdit. It existed years before Writely (Google Docs) and this web app is an almost exact copy of it.
- Bill Strathearn
Bill, Wikipedia says "SubEthaEdit is a collaborative real-time editor designed for Mac OS X," so it's not a browser-based app?
- Philipp Lenssen
That's right, SubEthaEdit is a native Mac app, so Mr. Strathearn is completely missing the point, as are most of the "this is nothing new, I used to do this with my 300 baud modem" crowd.
- ⓞnor
Of course the platform is different, but the interface and functionality are obvious copies. http://bit.ly/P5Se. Given the large time-span between the two, I just expected a bit more innovation.
- Bill Strathearn
Randomly re-watched "The Wizard of Oz" With the lady this weekend. Damn, but that move is great. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
JazJaz, Victor Ryden, Adriana E. Reyes and 9 other people liked this
One of those "family" movies that gets better the older I get. What happened to those kind of movies?
- Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
"Those kind of movies?" There is no those kind. That's the only one ever made. Then or now. (But the best of Disney animation comes close)
- Michael Markman
I watched it with my kids!
- Shevonne
I just meant movies that are good for kids but get deeper as you get more mature - Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, many of the Pixar films, and yes, some of Disney's animated features.
- Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
It's a Wonderful Life.
- Michael W. May
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- Steve Isaacs
Meraki Wall Plug - http://meraki.com/product...
Susan Beebe, Daniel Shaw, Charlie Anzman and 23 other people liked this
"Use the Meraki Wall Plug to cover large indoor areas with unparalleled speed. Simply plug it in to existing wall outlets to expand your network."
- Paul Buchheit
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Have you heard of Open-Mesh? [edit: http://dailywireless.org/2008... ] They also offer a wallplug. http://open-mesh.com/store/
- John Lam
I have a Belkin wireless repeater which is not as stylish, but works pretty well. Sometimes it can be a bit of a pain to get it to find the router if there was a power outage. I believe it was about $50, instead of the $179 Meraki wants. But after looking at open-mesh, that looks even better. Thanks for the info John.
- Robert Felty
Rob, who's to say that the Meraki wouldn't have similar trouble?
- Gabe
Meraki is not a simple repeater -- it forms a mesh using any number of nodes and gateways. They're mostly targeted towards apartment buildings, towns, and other medium sized installations. Gabe, they specifically mention a hardware watchdog to deal with power glitch induced problems.
- Paul Buchheit
@Paul - but is Meraki better than open-mesh?
- Robert Felty
I don't know anything about open-mesh Rob, but the Meraki team is really sharp, so I would bet that they are better.
- Paul Buchheit
Meraki and Open-Mesh use the same Accton hardware, but Open-Mesh uses opensource software based upon the same OpenWRT platform. See http://DailyWireless.org/2008... I posted the wrong link earlier.
- John Lam
It's really weird but they don't explain what it does on that page. It's as if you're supposed to already understand. What does it do? Now -- if my life depended on it, here's what I would guess that it does. 1. You have to buy two, no point buying just one. 2. You plug one of them close to your wireless router, plug the other one as far away as you like but on the same electric circuit. Now you'll have a strong wifi signal near the second one too. 3. Repeat as long as you're on the same circuit.
- Dave Winer
Now if that's what it does, what do they do (if anything) about older houses (like mine) with many circuits? I found I couldn't use similar technology (if it is similar) because of that problem. They really ought to explain the product not just the problem. In the end I just hired a contractor to put in wire, it was reasonably priced (actually not much more than the boxes) and works really well and is faster than wifi.
- Dave Winer
Dave, in the time you took to complain, you could have clicked the “Spec” tab on the page Paul posted. Both Meraki and Open-Mesh make a mesh WiFi router based upon older MIT RoofNet principles. For 25 years, i think, i've read your commentary and articles. Please don't get lazy on me!
- John Lam
Japanese sushi sunflowers - http://www.wordpress.tokyotimes.org/...
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Scientists Figured Out Why Winter is Flu Season - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Clare Dibble, knob and Vishy liked this
I'm all for novel use of phase transitions to explain everyday phenomena, but it does seem oversimplified.
- Clare Dibble
Japanese Star Wars Gorier, Longer, More Awesome [Star Wars Culture Wars] - http://io9.com/362838...
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Cyber Goggles: High-tech memory aid - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
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˙ʇɐɥʍ ʇno ǝɹnƃıɟ ǝʇınb ʇ,uɐɔ ˙˙˙ǝƃɐssǝɯ sıɥʇ ɥʇıʍ ƃuoɹʍ slǝǝɟ ƃuıɥʇǝɯos
Emily Miller, James Clark, minus-one and 35 other people liked this
Unicode is full of surprises, is there a tool to generate this?
- Philipp Lenssen
10 points for actually getting me to sit here and figure out what it said :)
- Steven Hodson
aha, I found the problem -- the quotation marks are in the wrong place!
- ⓞnor
looɔ ʎɹǝʌ
- Karen Padham Taylor
reading this on my iPhone made it quite convenient to read this
- Brian Sloane
uosɐǝɹ ǝƃuɐɹʇs ǝɯos ɹoɟ looɔ ʎɹǝʌ sı sıɥʇ
- Christopher Black
ɯoɯ 'ʍoʍ
- Christopher Black
ɹɐʇs lıʌǝ ou uo ǝʌıl sʇɐɹ
- Philipp Lenssen
I think I may have started a disturbing FriendFeed trend :)
- Bret Taylor
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- Philipp Lenssen
just as an apropos to Unicode, I hope I'm still on-topic here :)
- Philipp Lenssen
One comment
- Paul Buchheit
And a second, and yours is hidden :)
- Paul Buchheit
ƃuıuɹoɯ pooƃ ! ppl !
- Swaroop
˙˙˙sɹetcɐrɐhɔ ǝhʇ pn xıɯ uoʎ fı paeɹ oʇ dɹaɥ
- Ross Miller
ǝʇıs ǝɥʇ pǝuodnǝlqɯnʇs ı
- Ontario Emperor
ooʇ ʇı ʇnoqɐ pǝƃƃolq puɐ http://mrontemp.blogspot.com/2008...
- Ontario Emperor
Ooh: http://www.google.com/search...: "Results 1 - 10 of about 45,200 for uʍop-ǝpısdn." Sadly, the obvious punycode domains such as http://uʍop-ǝpısdn.com/ are taken.
- ⓞnor
This thing is taking off like wildfire, although I guess it's been around for a while. I probably just missed it the first time around, being my non-trendy self. Upside down memetagging, anyone? (Yes, I'm kidding.)
- Ontario Emperor
my head hurts
- Mark Douglass
I just discovered that the flipped characters don't display in my work ie6 browser.
- Ontario Emperor
@Ontario Emperor: Ha ha, IE6 sucks! :D I never liked M$ browsers anyway.
- Voyagerfan5761
Official FriendFeed merchandise. Accept no substitutions. Those people are not your real friends. - http://www.cafepress.com/friendf...
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● ܂, Maryam Ardakani, Immad Akhund and 13 other people liked this
Where's the FriendFeed onesie? Camilla needs new clothes.
- April Buchheit
I 100% agree with April. That's why they are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos...
- Louis Gray
I love that there is a dog t-shirt for friendfeed. I can already see all the dogs at Glenbrook in those this year...hahaha. Oh, and Papa Earl will be wearing the apron of course.
- Emily Miller
A Great Online Document Viewer Gets Even Better - http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2008...
Vishy, knob and Bret Taylor liked this
That looks really cool. I wish they integrated it into Gmail. I like the "Open in Google Docs" thing Gmail has now, but preserving the layout would be wonderful. The article says Scribd can't copy/paste now, though, which is an obviously glaring issue.
- Bret Taylor
Soon, everything will be integrated with everything else, and I really think it's concepts like friendfeed that will be a large part of the mechanism of that integration. After all, isn't it already a semi-autonomous management agent, responsible for filtering and delivering memes, directly into your brain.
- Slippy "Threadsbane" Lane
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