Here’s a great post on SixApart’s website on the subject of Open Social: Take a spreadsheet, for example: Imagine if a simple spreadsheet could be shared on one of the services you use, but limited so only your friends could … Continue reading
According to the Google Blog: We’ve been working with AOL on ways to let our users talk to their buddies on the AIM network, and I’m delighted to announce that the fruits of that labor are live. Starting today, Gmail … Continue reading
I’ve been using the Mr Uptime FireFox add-on for several months now and it just dawned on me that I use it fairly often. Mr. Uptime saves me time and hassles in one fell swoop. Here’s how it works: Let’s … Continue reading
Coda has released an update (v1.1) to further trick-out the Leopardization of the application. I’ve been using Coda for several months now to manage a few blogs and work on minor design projects. To make a long story short, Coda … Continue reading
I realized this past thanksgiving how much I miss snow during the holidays. I stumbled upon this great photo in Flickr that Rick Harris took of a Canadian winter. He has a great eye for framing a shot. You can … Continue reading
From ZDNet: 1. Faulty Soviet early warning system nearly causes WWIII (1983) 2. The AT&T network collapse (1990) 3. The explosion of the Ariane 5 (1996) 4. Airbus A380 suffers from incompatible software issues (2006) 5. Mars Climate Observer metric … Continue reading
