Hi, I’m Colin.

A list of applications that, if set properly, can help Twitter with their scaling problem rather than pummel their servers with requests.

I could use some suggestions on how to build out the Viddler Lab.

Me loves me some geeking out.

Richard Crowley, whom you may know as the Flickr guy behind the Flickr Uploader or perhaps from my Avalonstar miniPrix Kart racing video when I was in California last year for Wordcamp, has created a neat Fuse filesystem for Pownce. Essentially what this does is creates a “drive” on your computer that holds each [...]

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We’re either hours or days away from releasing the video commenting plugin powered by Viddler. If you’d like to test it out, contact me, or give it a try here on my site.

I’ve added a little somethin’, somethin’ to the end of each post which should show a little somethin’, somethin’ related to the post. Sweet!

There has been a lot of chatter about Google Gears over the last few days and I wanted to chime in about why I’m excited about it.

Twitter has updated their API and removed a few values from their JSON output but hasn’t said anything about it yet, so I thought I would.

My site has been long overdue for a refresh, so I decided to get something “open” and modify it for me.

I’d be remiss not to mention some of the stuff going on over at Viddler.

I’m taking a trip to the headquarters of Viddler today and I’ve decided to “live blog” the experience.

I’m definitely into the entire “community” aspects of using various web services, but I think I’m going to attempt to centralize everything that I do onto my personal web site.