YouTube – Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us
For Love of a Medium
mobililious
Mobile Persuasion – Stanford University Check this out– I’ve long been a fan of B.J. Fogg’s work, and […]
I s RSS a bad idea?
Okay, admittedly I’m stirring the pot here, but I was just thinking: why do we care so much […]
PublicSquare bumps B&A traffic up.. why?
According to Alexa, moving B&A to the PublicSquare platform bumped up it’s traffic significantly and it has maintained […]
You say you want a revolution
I’m surprised how often I see the word “versus” in email. Photoshop vs. illustrator, personas vs. ethnography, email […]
Fun with API’s
Google Co-op – Custom Search Engine thanks Peter!
revolutions of the sixties
Last night, I went to see John Markoff talk about his new book, What the Dormouse Said: How […]
Brilliant idea, but…
A9/Amazon is sporting a new Yellow Pages feature, whose claim to fame is its use of photos… Palo […]
tool from denmark
In the Denmark theme, I was clued into this awesome tool by Lars the GMail Drive shell extension. […]
Top 10
Matt writes “So what are your top 10 features for blog software?” It depends what you mean by […]
drupal is hard
drupal is not easy. Reading the forums reveals I am not alone. Reading this write up explains why. […]
uh-huh
from the facinating essay :: phpPatterns() – Templates and Template Engines “So your web designer decided for you […]
movement
I’m installing drupal on widgetopia to prepare for a more group-blog experience. some weirdness may occur. nothing to […]
a virtual test lab
A friend recommends Browser Cam :: Browser screen captures in any browser, any version, any operating system.
trying to come up with a strategy
I’m hurting with spam. I’m looking for help. I foudnthis facinating descriptio fo how one tool works: SpamBayes: […]
floptastic
From Yahoo! News – The Eight Biggest Tech Flops Ever “What distinguishes a simply bad product from the […]
useful tool
MT Extensions: MT-Medic 1.34 for those of you who don’t follow all the Mt activity that closely, do […]
3.0 is coming to town
Looks like I complained too soon… movabletype.org: News announces that 3.0 will feature “Comment registration. As a response […]
the unsexy secret of broadband
From Yahoo! News – What, You Don’t Have Broadband Yet? “I’ve got a buddy who’s equally into high-tech […]
you can’t trust the comments
If you don’t have MT, or if you have MT but do’t have comments emailed to you or […]
Which lawyer do you want to go to today?
I’m not sure why someone isn’t suing Lindows.com. Despite the incredibly derivative UI, I suspect they are on […]
which one?
I’m wondering which RSS Reader I should adopt.
Yes!
ieSpell – Spell Checker add-on for Internet Explorer “ieSpell is a free Internet Explorer browser extension that spell […]
i didn’t know that!
Don Norman on CHI-WEB “NOTE: bio-identifiers are still primitive. They don’t work for everyone. And several people have […]
The good, the bad and the cheap
Chris Macgregor’s Running from Bears Suggests that “with the release of Flash MX, Flash Remoting and the Flash […]
slower, slower!
the question du jour in the cube farm was how to do Dial Up Modem Simulation. Enjoy!
Coder’s Delight
I’ve always admired the brilliant ladies of otivo. Sitesleuth looks like another fine product from those fertile minds. […]
jumping boxes
Much like my homepage, Audi Redesigned uses information modules that rearrange themselves upon browser sizing. James asks if […]
Dude!
I know inept hacks read this site (at least, until they realize it’s irrelevent…) This paper shows how […]
little blog icons
In this mornings email, a lovely link to this MT trick: Works in Progress – Blogdata. But I […]