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Geofences by Flickr

Happily, Flickr is back at doing a little innovating in the photo space. >"Geofences are special locations that deserve their own geo privacy settings. Simply draw a circle on a map, choose…

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I use core iPad apps

Marco Arment writing about core tablet apps: > "I see normal people using iPads all the time, and I hardly ever see them using Safari, Calendar, Maps, or Music." Maybe I'm not…

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Inkling by Wacom

[ad#Adsense: Horiz 468] Inkling from Wacom records what you draw on paper and creates vector graphics, complete with multiple layers, that you can transfer to the computer in a variety of formats….

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Jig

Jig is a new service from Joshua Schachter, who built del.icio.us, that is a place to find things you need. You can't buy a new watch on Jig but you can ask…

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Quality is contagious

Kyle Neath on _Relentless Quality_: > "Broken windows are the reason most large software projects suck to work on. A little technical debt here, a few shortcuts there, and pretty soon you’ve…

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Using Markdown

I know I'm late to the game but I'm now using John Gruber's Markdown for writing on this site as well as documentation at work. I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Oh, I'm using…

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Piano Across America

Dotan Negrin is traveling across the United States playing an upright piano he drags along with him in his truck. He's living off donations given to him while he plays in some…

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Ludum Dare

A 48-hour solo hackathon for game developers to create a game. Pretty fun. Shaun Inman, who just released The Last Rocket for iOS, put together a quick game called Data Entry Sentry…

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Just missed

I was using Eliza's new Sigma 10-20mm and happened upon this dragonfly. If only I realized that I had to be at least 1 foot away to truly get him in focus….

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