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"I hope publishers will see that conscious sharing is better than passive sharing, and that content delivery is better than app delivery." Me too. Quantity of traffic beats quality in many people's minds so I'm not optimistic.
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Nice demo. I'm not sure I buy it yet. You still have to download the entire font to use a single icon. If you're using a large number of icons it might make sense.
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Hello Brightness shortcut icon! This is great.
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"Your actions directly threaten the safety of our students." A UC Davis professor is asking the chancellor to resign after the
OWS pepper spraying incident.
Paul Bausch
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Aaron Straup Cope of Flickr fame has put together some scripts to mirror your Flickr photos at a private domain. It uses Flickr auth and maintains privacy settings in the process.
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Brian Lam from Wirecutter on those soon-to-be ubiquitous holiday gadget guides. Nice axe!
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Oh boo! Google is going to change the name of Blogger to "Google Blogs". Sounds pretty bland to me, but I'm biased for obvious reasons.
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Derek's original design for Blogger. I remember the code name: Blue Note. It'll be a shame to lose that personality, but corporations gonna corporate.
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Nice collection of the way popular iPhone applications have approached splash screens, user profiles, lists, etc.
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"That's what the beer commercials are going after--the enthusiastic desperation of the underage drinker."
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Interesting changes for ColdFusion within Adobe. CF development has been separated from Platform (ie. Flash) development.
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Bruce Sterling on Flipboard. "I would counter that what this thing really massacres is weblogs. Flipbook makes weblogs look archaic, much more than it makes magazines look archaic."
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I always wondered about those people at library book sales with scanners. Now I know. [via
TYWKIWDBI]
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A browser extension that blocks all of those annoying 'Like on Facebook' buttons.
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This work by a Slovenian painter in the early 20th century is eerily similar to our own century's
Jim Woodring.
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Learn the constellations the 1940's Navy way!
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I don't care what science says, Mexican Coke is better! (Glass bottles alone are better.)
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Turn YouTube videos into MP3s, with options to add title, track, and artist info before you download. [via waxy]
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Nice image-based feed reader for the iPad. [via uncrate]
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The ad folks at W+K are thinking hard about games. [via migurski]
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ColdFusion code to geocode locations with Google Maps.
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And Google gets in on the Twitter Archive goodness. I'm glad Tweets are becoming less ephemeral.
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The Library of Congress is going to archive every tweet. It'll be interesting to see how they make the archives available.
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"Slate ad critic Seth Stevenson tries out a Google service that allows you to run your own commercial on national TV for as little as $100." (Neat. But Slate 5? Did I miss 2-4? har har.)
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Excellent analysis of the difference between Posterous and Tumblr. "Posterous is an engineered product, while Tumblr is a designed product." [via
Emptyage]
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A peek behind the curtain at Facebook with an anonymous FB developer.
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"...Brad's work was altogether more messy and funny and human and passionate and complicated, just like the man himself. I can offer no more succinct summation of the man than that he was a good man and a good friend, profoundly funny and profoundly kind." Anil shares some memories of Brad.
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"...the hero is the most damaging person on a team, particularly on a team that’s supposed to be writing high-availability or otherwise mission-critical software." Interesting analysis of team dynamics. [via
jessamyn]
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"One user following another in social media is analogous to one page linking to another on the Web. Both are a form of recommendation." Amit Singhal on how Google ranks Tweets for real-time search.
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Rules for PR folks who want to work with bloggers. "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE means FOR IMMEDIATE DELETE."
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