September 2011
46 posts
Amazon's Silk browser cache and Privacy →
Predicting the future of the Internet is easy... →
Be the Bacon, not the Bread! →
or Why your product needs a Minimum Viable Personality.
Googler Builds Site That Shows You What Top Tech... →
You Might Have Klout, But What’s Your Kred? →
Will the next Kindle run WebOS? →
No wonder they went broke →
Goodbye letter from Borders employee(s) (?) spills secrets of bookselling trade
USA's "Psych" Social TV Campaign Scores With Fans →
_In the first 12 hours of being online, more than 13,000 unique visitors visited HashTagKiller.com. Of those visitors, 10,000 signed up for the game. At its peak Wednesday afternoon, the website was fielding over 6,000 requests a minute.
Even more impressive than the early sign-up figures — which took place entirely from social network-based promotion — is the average time users spent on the...
JP Morgan: Kindle Fire is 'noise,' won't compete... →
“The Kindle Fire’s 7-inch screen, coupled with the absence of a camera, GPS and microphone, were listed as shortcomings when compared to similar devices such as the iPad. And because the device also lacks 3G connectivity, Moskowitz believes it could be a hybrid device leading the way for a more full-featured device.”
Ironically, these happen the be the features I use less on my...
Marketing to the Gods - Today’s Must-Watch video (via Yahoo! Futurist: Rishad Tobaccowala)
Create and publish your own books with Book... →
Article: Google Drive: Is the Dropbox Party Over? →
Unlike: Why Facebook Integration Is Actually... →
Are those skid marks on your iPad? →
Disney is About to Turn Your iPad Into an Interactive Game Board - Yikes! Holly skid marks, Batman! In case you weren’t paranoid enough of your tots scratching your iPad…
Is Instagram 2.0 less fun? →
I tend to agree with this assessment. Maybe on the more powerful iPhone 5 it will work better, but right now I think live preview of filters gets in the way.
No one goes there any more, it’s too crowded
– “No one goes there any more, it’s too crowded”
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2011/09/no-one-goes-there-any-more-its-too-crowded.html
NewsWhip mines Twitter and Facebook to find... →
The news curation and aggregation business keeps getting hotter. So far, I do most of my news consumption on my iPad, where I curate stuff that goes into my tumblr and twitter feeds. Zite is my app of choice for this - even with its quirks (could they just stop messing with the email subject length?)
Useful tools (to me) need to offer solid iPad integration, personalization, serendipity and...
Can cable companies realistically offer a la carte... →
What would happen to smaller, niche producers in an a la carte cable world?
Facebook closer to The Police than you think →
Who knew _The Police_ were such visionaries? Even more troubling, is Facebook turning into the [social] police?
Now we're talking! One Velociraptor per Child... →
One Velociraptor per Child (OVPC), a low-cost, connected velociraptor for the world’s children’s survival
Most of the nearly two billion children in the developing world have inadequate access to dinosaurs. Some receive no paleontology training at all. One in three has never even seen a dinosaur in person.
OVPC is an organization providing a means to an end - an end that sees...
Zombies, Run! A Fitness App and Zombie Game →
The gamification of sports training…
Article: “How much does a website cost?” and other... →
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Tutorial: OS X automation with MacRuby and the... →
Why Facebook's new Open Graph makes us all part of... →
“You can turn your back on the social networks that matter in your field and be free and independent running your own site on your own domain. But increasingly that freedom is just the freedom to be ignored, the freedom to starve. We need to use social networks to get heard and this forces us into digital serfdom.”
30+ Genuinely Useful Mac Apps for Designers →
Someone needs to offer all these apps as a bundle. Most of the are extremely useful…
What does the new Delicious look like? →
I migrated to Pinboard.in back when Delicious was set to disappear - but still use it as a valuable archive and backup.
Richard Dawkins’ “The Magic of Reality" now... →
A Visual History of Literary References on 'The... →
Innovation through regulation? →
YouTube Finalizes Contracts on Channels With... →
YouTube gets closer to TV.
Another great online course offering: Introduction... →
Another great online course offering. Of all the nice things the Internet has brought us, unlimited access to top-notch education has to be at the top of the list. We will be reaping the rewards from this for generations. What will these new students come up with in a few years?
'Cause you can never have too many fonts: 17 New... →
Amazon, Fox Streaming Deal Brings 11k Movies And... →
Amazon going head-to-head with Netflix.
SNL Bonus: More ‘Top Gun’ Screen Tests →
Hilarious SNL ‘screen-tests’ for Top Gun’s 25th anniversary.
The Dehogaflier: Skywalker with FLIR thermal... →
Another awesome R/C drone… The technical capabilities for airborne surveillance in the hands of civilians must be keeping many law enforcement agencies up at night.
Article: One of the Best Bits of Programming... →
Useful bit of OOP advice.
TextMate 2.0 finally coming →
It seems the long-awaited version 2.0 of TextMate (a.k.a. Duke Nukem’s Text Editor) is finally set to arrive sometime this year.
By Signing With Netflix, DreamWorks Bets Big on... →
Netflix continues to charge forward to reinvent itself as a video streaming company. They clearly understand that DVD is in the past and they need to evolve (something no media company in recent history has understood or achieved).
The one problem I see is that the new Netflix is somewhat vulnerable to content owners (who may want to stream content themselves) and very vulnerable to cable...
Twittertology? →
tumblrbot asked: WHERE WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO VISIT ON YOUR PLANET?
3 ways to use Google as a dictionary →
Use these quick hacks to use Google as a dictionary.
1. If you only want a quick word definition, prepend your Google search with define:
For instance, …
Ominous Clouds
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