While I suppose you can say I’m a bit more a geekette than some of my cooler contemporaries, who are concerned more with the latest Manolos than PDAs, I think I’m going to leave most of the dorking out over technology on this blog to Nate.  (Not that he’s a dork.) (Okay..well..) (Nevermind.)
I’ve got a Treo, and [...]
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After checking out Mister Wong, I followed a path down the rabbit hole and found something I absolutely must check out: Pownce.
Kevin Rose of Digg fame is behind this new venture, and here’s what it is:
Pownce is a way to send messages, files, links, and events to your friends. You’ll create a network of the [...]
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This morning I received an invitation to the Mr. Wong closed beta. I’ve played around with all the bookmarking sites before (del.icio.us, furl, ma.gnolia, etc.) but never really stuck with them. I suppose I’m just an RSS guy, though I realize that pretty much takes the “social” out of “social bookmarking….”
Anyway, I got the invite, [...]
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I’m happy to say that blogstring.com has gone multi-author. And I’m even happier to say that Sarah Wurrey is the second author.
I’ve known Sarah for a few years, and can honestly say she’s a perfect addition to this blog. It gives me the chance to write about the more geeky stuff, while she can give [...]
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Here it is, my first post on Blogstring and I’m kinda strapped for ideas. And, no matter how many head scratches I dole out, the rotund feline currently snoring on the couch beside me hasn’t really offered up any. So I’m picking up where Nate left off with the Blog of the Day concept. I’ve [...]
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I can finally say this: we’ve released MyMovieMatch. It’s been a long time coming and a tremendous amount of work from a large number of ridiculously talented and dedicated people, but I can say it: MyMovieMatch beta is out!
So stop reading and check it out!!!
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Leah Culver is giving her opinion on Widgets, and, well, she thinks they suck. The post is definitely worth reading, but a few main points are that widgets suck because:
They are usually just novelty items. A lot of widgets really do nothing useful.
They are “leeches.”- You’re depending on another service for your business. (as in, [...]
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This post has nothing to do with widgets, RIA, etc. Instead, I saw this linked from Reddit, thought it was funny, so I had to link to it. You’ll have to be patient, as their server seems to be CRAWLING due to the Reddit effect, but the article is worth it. The article I’m talking [...]
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Mike Davidson has an excellent post on “How To Keep Widgets From Slowing Down Sites.” It’s a great point that people seldom think about: the fact that widgets are basically third party applications placed on your site/profile and that need to interact with an outside server. His example:
But there is a big problem with widgets: [...]
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I cannot tell you how long I’ve waited for this: BandsInTown. I live in the Boston-area, and love seeing live music. But looking through papers, weeklies, and the web sites for local venues usually just shows me the live acts I’ve just missed. So when I heard that BandsInTown solved that problem, I immediately went [...]
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