This presentation at TED is well worth the twenty minutes or so it takes to watch it. It is refreshing to see an approach to staying healthy that is based on adding something to your diet rather than taking something away from it. Many thanks to my friend Tim Miller for pointing me to this [...]
Reading things online used to be a real problem. It isn’t any more thanks to this tool from Arc90 Labs. Readability – Installation Video for Firefox, Safari & Chrome from Arc90 on Vimeo. I’ve been using this tool for a number of months now and find it incredibly useful. While the video describes how to [...]
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Just sharing Gina Trapani’s excellent video illustrating Google Wave. Thanks, Gina. I’m enjoying experimenting with Google Wave but at this stage having trouble finding playmates for this new toy.
Monday, December 21, 2009
If you still haven’t decided what to pack in your sleigh for me this Christmas, here’s a little project I’m sure I would enjoy completing. I could retire Deep Thought to duties associated with my HDTV and hand over the chore of controlling the stars to the new Supreme Combo.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Thanks to my following Leo LaPorte on Twitter, I discovered this excellent resource today. And because it’s the season of giving and I’m feeling generous, I want to share it with you. StartHere from ASMP dpBestflow on Vimeo. Another digital photography resource that I’ve used for a long time is Digital Photography Review. The various [...]
Thursday, December 3, 2009
As you prepare for the holidays, do yourself a favor and watch this cold-water-in-the-face video. “Free checking, huh?”
When you comment on one of my blog posts, if you should ever do so, you’ll note that Echo is now enabled on this site. This video interview by Robert Scoble of Khris Loux the co-founder of JS-Kit will explain what Echo is and how it works. It might be worth making a comment just [...]
This animated explanation, sans narrative, of how the website formerly known as del.icio.us morphed into delicious.com, its current incarnation, shows the evolution of one UI into another and illustrates some ways to use the newly-evolved interface to a catchy little tune to boot. The video is worth watching for the entertainment value alone although it [...]
You may remember that I wondered a couple of days ago whether you were permitted to and if so, how you might go about setting up more than one Twitter account. The answer, as I read the service agreement, is that it is permitted primarily because it is not expressly prohibited. My reason for wanting [...]
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If you search back through this blog or check the categories listing in the sidebar for the word “Flock,” you’ll find lots of references. That’s because I began beta testing it (almost alpha testing it) several years ago. There were many things I liked about it back then that are still present in the latest [...]