Year: 2010
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Random 60: Are you geocoded?
Turn up your speakers for this one folks. My friend Eric Brophy and I (more him than me) have a chat about geocoding, mashups, Twitter, and the potential for other geocoded things to pop up in the future. You can pretty much expect First initial, last name to be 85% geo in 2010. No question
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The L5 Remote
Speaking of cool remote controls – the L5 Remote is a combination iPhone/iPod touch application accessory to turn said iPhone or iPod touch into a remote control for your television, DVR, Blu-ray player, and just about anything else accepting IR input. Yes, please. But I’ll need a discount on two (one for my iPhone and
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Photos of UPenn Weave Bridge by Albert Yee
Brilliant photos from Albert Yee the new Weave Bridge at UPenn show that it is pretty stunning. I love when people take the opportunity to make something beautiful in a place where something ‘average’ could have sufficed.
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The Boxee Box.
The Boxee Box, a mini-square-ish computer with the sole purpose of running Boxee on a television, is becoming more compelling with every press release. Made by D-Link this little box is being reported to hit the market at under $200 and to have one heckuva remote control. At that size, with that design, that price
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Chrome overtakes Safari for 3rd place among browsers
According to Mashable (via Net Applications via The Apple Blog) Chrome has surpassed Safari for third place among browsers in terms of market share. I’m as big an Apple fan as anyone but this is pretty well deserved on speed alone.
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Joining the drum line for Realtime RSS
I remember when I first learned about RSS. At the time my personal Web site was running on some homegrown content management system that I built myself using ASP. So I was tasked, unlike many people today, with creating my own feeds. I had to learn what feeds did and why they were beneficial, read