Archive for May, 2008
Groups know better than Google
How do you filter out what’s important to you? For knowledge that flows towards you, you have a lot more control over this. Through our feed readers we have precise control over what we follow, and through email we can filter out spam and label all mail automatically. When we go out searching for something [...]
Getting Started with Slicehost
There comes a time in everyones life when they have to setup a linux computer from scratch. OK, so maybe not, but if you’re a web programmer you might well be faced with the problem of putting out a colocated server, just a VPS where you have full control over the box. With full control [...]
9 Rules Accepting Submissions Today Only
If you’ve ever noticed that little leaf on my sidebar, you’re probably familiar with 9 Rules. 9 Rules is a community of bloggers focused on, you guessed it, 9 Rules. These are available in their about page, but the focus is to Love what you do and Never stop learning. If you’re even reading this [...]
A Good Way to Catalog Movies?
Why is so difficult to find a good, feature rich way to catalog movies? It seems like there are two camps applications focus on — either ownership or viewership, but few applications do both well. On one side there are applications like Delicious Library that allow you to scan in barcodes with a webcam (very [...]
Adogo Meeting Tomorrow!
Interesting in going to an Adogo meeting? Tomorrow night we have two great talks — Maxim Porges with his cf.objective() talk, “Flex - No Frameworks Required”, along with Steve Gongage presenting a Flex ap he’s worked on with some tips and suggestions from his experience. It should be a fun, Flex filled night. If you’re [...]
