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The Ask.com Blog: Bloglines Update (and how I don’t get Twitter)
The Ask.com Blog: Bloglines Update – “update” is kind of an understatement, given that Ask is shutting down Bloglines. Bloglines was the tool I used for all of my newsreading (so second in importance after email) for years until, long … Continue reading
Tagged ask, ask.com, bloglines, email, facebook, markfletcher, newsreader, newsreaders, twitter
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geoupdater
geoupdater – does something very similar to what I was working on. I’ve got my location set in FireEagle, which I update via the site and Dopplr. I also found an app that turns FireEagle into geoRSS which allows me … Continue reading
Tagged facebook, fireagle, friendfeed, georss, maps
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borrowing websites
Goal: find an online tool which allows me to list things that others (friends and neighbours) can borrow, and let me view things that others have listed This doesn’t seem like an impossible goal. One problem is that most of … Continue reading
contact management
so the problem of contact management is the opposite of new, and a lot has improved in recent years, but things still aren’t working for me my contacts are split like so primary list of contacts: Gmail. Auto-adding of addresses … Continue reading
Tagged addressbook, apis, contacts, facebook, gmail, pidgin, plaxo, skype, synchronization
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Ask.com Unveils Search Privacy Tool: Users Control Their Search Data
Ask.com Unveils Search Privacy Tool: Users Control Their Search Data – Ask.com has been making smart moves, for the most part. Being in fourth place, the onus is on them to differentiate themselves and take risks. Privacy specifically, I think … Continue reading
PHD Comics: Seminar Appeal
PHD Comics: Seminar Appeal – heh so true. I’m glad a friend got me on to PHD last year. On a related topic, I had a hard time deciding where to blog this. I used to use my own blog … Continue reading
Tagged facebook, forfb, freefood, phdcomics
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Sprite Sips on Facebook
frequent blog posts on the same topic? how odd of me Anyhow since there’s an infinity now written about the Facebook advertising stuff that I talked about in my previous post, I need to of course correct all those misinformed … Continue reading
Tagged advertising, coke, facebook, sprite
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Why Facebook Shouldn’t Fear OpenSocial
Why Facebook Shouldn’t Fear OpenSocial – I’m supposed to be studying, so of course it’s a good time to do some blogging. Anyhow, I agree with Josh that the idea that the competition now being Facebook vs OpenSocial is silly. … Continue reading
Tagged advertising, api, facebook, google, myspace, opensocial, webservices
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Facebook | Home
Facebook | Home – looks like they’ve added iCalendar exports of individual events and all of your events. Nice. This is new, unless I’m mistaken. Naturally, there’s no mention on the Facebook blog.