Interesting indeed. Are you scanning the entire public feed or just specific users/rooms?
- Yuval Atzmon
One bug I've found: When you type a comment in to the Moopz interface and hit enter, it goes to the next line instead of activating the 'post' button. Confusing.
- Phil G
@atzmon, Moopz tracks specific users and only certain services (the users are the ones that the "Moopz" FF user has subscribed to. The list started with a small list of top conversation starters, but Moopz will subscribe to everyone who logs in via Moopz. To be honest, I am not sure how this approach will work out, but I am intrigued to find out. ;)
- Moopz
@J. Phil, thanks for the bug report. I will look into that. I should also try to setup the handy expandy-textarea feature of FF where the comment box gets bigger if your comment is longer than one line...
- Moopz
Are you planning to add search features? And can you tell a little bit about the person or people behind moopz?
- Yuval Atzmon
@atzmon, I just added a search feature. I am the person behind Moopz. I do Internet marketing, SEO, Movable Type plugin development and more...
- Mark Carey
Moopz or Mark - I like Moopz. I have tried them all now. I would want a tab that had all the features of Moopz but only looked at my subscriptions. Great work!
- Russellreno
BTW I tried search early this morning and it worked well as I recall. The tag cloud is a good addition, but I just proves once again that these sites are 1st tech sites. Instead of the My Friends tab you could do a Food, Music, Celebrity, Politics, Sports tab as an interim step.
- Russellreno
Nice one...I always thought that friendfeed had its own inhouse fragmented conversations...can't wait till you make a personalised version, unless FF beat you to it...and conversations by topic make this the new technorati tags (well a machine tag version)
- John Tropea
Much cleaner interface than techmeme.
- Tabrez Iqbal
Cool stuff, I love the idea of how likes are comments, forcing you to discuss. Good way to really auto-fill the documents ;p
- ElijahBailey-Zu of FF <0,
Thank you Igor! Now fixed. Unfortunately it looks like the error was there since June 2 .... argh ;)
- Moopz
Moopz is FriendFeed's Techmeme :-) I'm liking it.
- Miguel Caetano
So My Journalists/News Peeps should weigh in here. Does this MOOPZ service limit the openness of your friendfeed by hearling only what the majority of folks are talking about?, eg. like the 6 o'clock local evening news aggregates what is "hot" topics that appeal to locals? This could be a great simplifier for the newscasters, but also make their content less interesting.
- derikp
Derik, since Moopz gathers info from friendfeed, and does not intrude on my personal account, it does not limits the openness of my personal of "my" friendfeed. It *might* serve as a way for non-friendfeed users to consume ff content without the need to join and jump into the stream.
- Kevin Sablan
Hey FF team: socialmedian users are requesting integration between socialmedan and friendfeed. it's our #1 user request! - http://www.socialmedian.com/story...
It's one thing to see someone not liking C++(Eric Raymond) but if it is the same person who likes *Java* instead, then I am not listening.
- Tabrez Iqbal
Reinteract is a system for interactive experimentation with python. You enter Python code and expressions and immediately see the results. What distinguishes Reinteract from a shell (such as IPython or the builtin interactive mode) is that you can go back and edit expressions you entered earlier and the results will flow through the part of the worksheet after the changed portion.
- Michael R. Bernstein
I love the programmer friendly shells available for Python and feel the lack of one for Ruby.
- Tabrez Iqbal
"This is the home page for Guppy-PE , a programming environment providing object and heap memory sizing, profiling and analysis. It includes a prototypical specification language that can be used to formally specify aspects of Python programs and generate tests and documentation from a common source."
- Adewale Oshineye
How much of a heavy user do you have to be for investing time in something like this pays off?
- Peter
The standard CPython distribution has very good performance profiling tools but it's lacking in memory profiling tools. So when you run into memory problems (like this: http://evanjones.ca/python-... or a problem where you're creating millions of instances of an object but you forgot to use slots) you're left trying to hack together tools whilst under pressure. Knowing how to use these tools ensures that trivial hacks stay trivial and don't devolve into marathon debugging sessions
- Adewale Oshineye
"The author recommends that scripting, not Java, be taught first, asserting that students should learn to love their own possibilities before they learn to loathe other people's restrictions."
- Peter
Nope, I see it as innovation and evolution. Each of the version control systems you listed has advantages and disadvantages. Cool thing is that they are as good or better than their commerical counterparts.
- imabonehead
"No Starch Press is offering a free chapter of its book on using open source debugging tools. Written by Norman Matloff and Peter Jay Salzman, The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD, and Eclipse offers readers advice and strategies for each tool, says No Starch."
- imabonehead
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But then wouldn't username-grabbers just put in a bunch of random feeds to prevent the username from being revoked by FriendFeed?
- Rishabh Mishra (p248)
We can still reuse at least those usernames that are not intentionally hijacked. Like just created and forgotten.
- Tabrez Iqbal
Yeah, I'm talking about the genuine cases. Can't see what the motivation for "username-grabbers" would be, by the way.
- Earle Martin
"The "magic SysRq key" provides a way to send commands directly to the kernel through the /proc filesystem. It is enabled via a kernel compile time option, CONFIG_MAGIC_SYSRQ, which seems to be standard on most distributions. First you must activate the magic SysRq option..."
- imabonehead
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"SMILE, Slideshow Maker In Linux Environnement is a free opensource slideshow creating tool for GNU/Linux, although it also works on Mac OS/X. SMILE helps to create video slideshows from images, that can be played on almost all medias. The numerous features and the simplicity of use make it possible to create dynamic and rich slideshows in just a few clicks, without having to worry about technical issues or complicated settings."
- imabonehead
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Just yesterday I bookmarked the Wink tool for Windows. Similar tool for GNU/Linux would be awesome.
- Tabrez Iqbal
If only e-ink readers like Kindle and Sony had good support for PDF ebooks :(
- Tabrez Iqbal
I guess Sony Reader got support for Adobe Digital e-books, but I don't know what that means for overall PDF support. I'm just hoping that later on the Kindle gets better PDF conversion tools/support.
- Cheryl Jones