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Monthly Archives: June 2005
Google Maps API
Google Maps API – finally, and thank goodness. I haven’t looked at the API yet, hopefully it still leaves a place for Mikel’s fantastic worldKit. Via Google Blog. Update later June 29: also today, the Yahoo! Maps Web Service. All … Continue reading
Sprog
Sprog! – okay, so I don’t know perl, but looking at this makes me wonder why it didn’t exist years ago. Via del.icio.us popular.
Tagged parsing, perl, programming, sprog
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wheel reinventing
argggh! brought about by watching the channel9 video on Microsoft and RSS, but it’s a general comment, not directed at microsoft
Tagged innovation, microsoft, standards
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Knowmore.org
Knowmore.org – the corporation watch search engine. I had the idea to build this website a couple of years ago. I’m glad someone finally did. At least I think so, haven’t really explored it yet. Via del.icio.us popular.
Tagged brands, business, corporation
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World Processor
World Processor – incredible gallery of around 200 ‘globes’, each with a different geopolitical theme. Via The Map Room.
quadspot � waterloo
quadspot � waterloo – looks like there’s now a craigslist clone for my university. finally, this is basically what I’ve been wanting and hoping someone would do. the website seems to have a ton of school sites, but it all … Continue reading
Tagged classifieds, craigslist, kw, quadspot, uwaterloo, waterloo
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Burning Questions – The Official FeedBurner Weblog: Ciao, FeedBurner
Burning Questions – The Official FeedBurner Weblog: Ciao, FeedBurner – now this is a company that is doing things right. points go to anyone who can explain why this is a good business move
Tagged business, feedburner, lock-in, redirect
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Zits
Zits (June 8 2005) – I’m fighting this Update June 17: – following links from my ‘zits’ tag to Flickr photos, I see someone else posted the exact same comic. how ’bout that
this is why I’ve been sweating
quick graph (of June so far) made from data by the UW Weather Station. the numbers are in degrees celcius.
google+navteq
This isn’t even a rumour, just speculation. it occurred to me that Navteq is probably on Google’s radar for possible acquisition.
Tagged acquisition, google, navteq
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