February 2010
9 posts
January 2010
21 posts
Zeldman on posthumous webhosting
Zeldman frets about the preservation of personal web material, which usually disappears once the hosting bill goes unpaid. He has an idea: A suggestion for a business. Sooner or later, some hosting company is going to figure out that it can provide a service and make a killing (as it were) by offering ten-, twenty-, and hundred-year packets of posthumous hosting. A hundred years is not eternity,...
Feisbuk
From Technabob:
Getting tired of wasting all your time online on facebook? Well, I discovered a great solution to your problems. The feisbuk notebook is a real-world, pen and paper manifestation of facebook, letting people jot down their info and draw a profile picture, as well as putting down something on their “wall”.
See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email ...
Posterous opens up post.ly as a destination site...
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"Corporate Media is the Problem
Dave Winer:
The Internet is the most powerful communication medium ever, but we’ve chosen to give up some of that power to get it for free. It’s still the most powerful medium, even with the power reduced, but (this is very important) eventually we’ll use it up, and be stuck without the ability to communicate at all, if we don’t change. And further, we won’t know...
“According to one source, in the same way the Mac redefined the computer...”
– cars is back? they were gone? (via humorzo)
Marco learns about Vietnam
marco:
When I watch documentaries about the Vietnam War era in the United States, (tonight’s, ★★☆), I’m filled with both wonder and hopelessness: wonder at the sheer scale of the protests, civic disobedience, and government criminality of the time, but hopelessness that we still have all of the same problems today, systemically unable to prevent repeating the same mistakes in every generation.
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“When people are talking about something they know well and do well, they’re...”
– Malcolm Gladwell, via Bobulate. (via johncommoner)
Drop.io app
lessin:
our first true @dropio vertical application built on the API is live! - http://bit.ly/70X4UR - presslift is for rich media press releases
jonesing.com :: sights
via jonesing.com
From his environmental series.
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