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Instagram 2.5 for iOS
Instagram was just updated to version 2.5. Here are a few of the highlights. Revamped profile tab Search for users and tags in the Explore tab Improvements to commenting User search autocompletes based on people you follow Visual improvements Speed optimizations Optionally share likes to Facebook (enable in your Profile > Sharing Settings > Facebook) […]
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Top IAmA’s
Reddit’s IAmA interviews in a readable format; Top IAmA. /via Andy Baio.
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Why Aaron Sorkin’s Newsroom was \”stuck\” at 301 views on YouTube
HBO decided to publish the entire first episode of Aaron Sorkin’s latest TV-series Newsroom to YouTube. When I visited that page on YouTube yesterday I saw that the views were only at 301 and the video had been on YouTube for a good portion of the day already. I thought: "Well, that was a flop." […]
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An interview with Kim Dotcom from earlier this year
To give you a taste of how Kim Dotcom rolls watch this interview with him from earlier this year. He really is smooth.
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Is Launch Center Pro what the iOS home screen could be?
Shawn Blanc: If Apple had reimagined the iOS Home screen last week I expect it would have had much in common with the way Launch Center Pro works. He might be right. I bought Launch Center Pro yesterday and within minutes it made its way onto my iPhone’s Dock. A coveted set of pixels by […]
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Kim Dotcom about to launch MegaBox
Kim Dotcom, as he’s now called, couldn’t be deeper in the legal mire going against non-other than the actual US Department of Justice yet he still finds the time to work on what will more than likely be his next multi-million dollar hit project. I’ve been following his successes and antics since somewhere around 1998. […]
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Why Microsoft is making Surface
John Gruber, on why Microsoft needs to be the one making Surface (and not a third-party like HP or Sony): The intention is obviously to slow the iPad down, but the radical shift in Microsoft’s strategy is about the fight over the profits that remain after Apple’s. The math no longer works out for the […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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A nicer looking git log
Filipe Kiss shares a great way to beautify, and arguably make more readable, the git log. I shared this with a few people via IM yesterday and last night I realized how popular it got on Hacker News. Good things spread quickly.
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Dr. Drang’s tea time.
Dr. Drang heats his water up in the microwave for 2 minutes and 40 seconds. Here is why it isn’t a moment longer: The annoyance came from the turntable in the microwave and the handle on the measuring cup. I’d put the cup in with the handle pointing out, and 2:45 later I’d open the […]
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Is Surface Microsoft’s next chapter?
Yesterday I wrote: I think Microsoft should focus and invest in making this their flagship product… Joshua Topolsky of The Verge on Microsoft’s "shift" with the Surface: That’s a big shift, and it’s an important one. The announcement of the Surface shows that Microsoft is ready to make a break with its history — a history of […]
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\”What is your exit strategy?\”
Wayne Barz, the Manager of Entreprenuerial Services at Ben Franklin Technology Partners in Northeastern, Pennsylvania thinks that question; "What is your exit strategy?" is hurting business and that the early days are not the time to ask such a question. Perhaps the only aspect of your business’s future that is less certain than your 3rd […]
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Microsoft Surface
Microsoft Surface, a name that was reserved for Microsoft’s table-sized device not that long ago, is now a tablet device that runs Windows 8 and comes with an ultra-thin keyboard. Actual judgements about the hardware aside (since, unsurprisingly, these aren’t yet on the market) this looks like the best work to come out of Microsoft […]
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The Edge Cases Show
Just when you thought podcasts couldn’t get any geekier Andrew Pontious and Wolf Rentzsch have launched The Edge Cases Show. Bring your own pocket-protectors.
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Andrew Kim: experiment 04~5 – lillie bennett
Speaking of Andrew Kim, check out this thoughtful pieceon an experiment for donating to an arboretum. Oh, but I have to say the main reason I’m linking to it is that he did a wonderful portrait and it wasn’t in watercolor so I couldn’t feature it on my other site.
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Aperture and iPhoto now share libraries
I know I’m a bit late on this but I’d be remiss not to mention that Aperture 3.3 and iPhoto 9.3 can now share the same photo library. This is huge. My affair with photo library managers is long. I can tell you that switching between two applications – no matter how I tried to […]
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Buzz Andersen on having final cut and doing something new
Buzz Andersen is starting something new again and writes down his thoughts on why: If I had to identify a theme in my career thus far, it would probably be that I’m on a lifelong search for ways to build things I am passionate about, in ways I can be proud of, with people I […]
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Haiku OS
Haiku OS: Haiku is an open source operating system currently in development that specifically targets personal computing. Inspired by the Be Operating System, Haiku aims to become a fast, efficient, simple to use, easy to learn and yet very powerful system for computer users of all levels. This project seems to have been around since […]
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The Theme Foundry’s themes all support WordPress’s new theme customizer
The Theme Foundry, who is arguably doing the best work in professional WordPress theming, just announced that all of their themes already support WordPress 3.4’s new theme customizer. We’ve been keeping an eye on WordPress 3.4, and now that it is released we’re proud to announce that our 4 most recent themes (Portfolio,Chalk,Duet, andAnthem) support […]
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Tumblr Kit by Matthew Buchanan
Tumblr Kit: A jQuery framework for ajax loading post content via Tumblr’s v2 API and rendering it in your document using customisable JsRender templates. See the demo. Interesting. Works well and is a pretty great framework already.
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Brett Terpstra’s sweet Mac setup
Brett Terpstra, the guy behind nvALT (among many other things) which is literally open all day long on my Mac, was recently featured on Shawn Blanc Sweet Mac Setup series. Excellent all the way through. So much software. I’m an app junky, and I try everything that I’m remotely interested in. Even some things I’m not. I […]
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More writing tips from McSweeney’s
Colin Nissan (great name, by the way) writes The Ultimate Guide to Writing Better Than You Normally Do. Great list… here’s one tip: STUDYTHERULES,THENBREAKTHEM Part of finding your own voice as a writer is finding your own grammar. Don’t spend your career lost in a sea of copycats when you can establish your own set […]
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Seoul food on la mode*
I have so much food envy right now.
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The Infinite Monkey Cage Podcast
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the archive of The Infinite Monkey Cage Podcast – a very scientific and nerdy podcast aboutastrophysicsamong other things. It stars Brian Cox of the Wonders of the Universe and Wonders of the Solar System series – which I adore.
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Reeder 3 for iPhone release (now supports Fever)
The latest release of Reeder for iPhone has just hit the App Store. All sorts of goodies in this release – copiously described and illustrated by Shawn Blanc. However, a big, big thing that most posts aren’t mentioning is that Reeder 3 for iPhone supports Shaun Inman’s Fever. Why is this a big, big thing? […]
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WordPress 3.4 released
The latest version of WordPress has been released featuring a pretty great live theme preview feature. Theme developers will need to do a few things to make their themes compatible. Upgrade!
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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21 tips to start blogging by Chris Brogan
Chris said not to share this list but also said that every rule on this list was breakable so here is me breaking the rules and sharing the list anyway. My favorite is #3: 3.Start writing. I’m a bit biased but I truly believe everyone should have a blog. And a Twitter account. One thing […]
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Andrew Kim reviews the new iPad Smart Case
Andrew Kim, at the speed of light, has already reviewed the new iPad Smart Case. Spoiler: he doesn’t love it. I had high hopes for this case but it’s simply lacking in proper execution. This is the first time I’ve ever been disappointed this badly by an Apple product. I’m returning it tomorrow. I’m glad […]
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CodeIgniter 2.1.1 released
CodeIgniter 2.1.1 has been released. Looks like a pretty solid point release to sure up a few pain points. I use CodeIgniter to build Nilai so I’ll be working on upgrading this weekend.
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Jimmy Fallon, Carly Rae Jepsen & The Roots Sing \”Call Me Maybe\” (w/ Classroom Instruments)
More "Music Room" stuff, Jimmy. Instant classic.
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Seneca Lake, Late Spring 2012
All photos taken with iPhone 4 using Hueless.
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Pizza Delicious and Facebook Ads
This is going back to mid-May but I’ve wanted to chime in on this NPR article about Pizza Delicious in New Orleans and their attempt to use Facebook Ads to drum up some more business. The campaign cost them $240 — almost $1 for each new Facebook fan they got from the campaign. "Is that […]
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The new Foursquare app
Foursquare just updated their iOS application and I think it is great. MG Siegler sums it up: A day into using it, I agree that new Foursquare is a significant improvement in a lot of ways. There’s always been a lot more data than check-ins flowing through Foursquare, but much of it was hidden behind […]
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Google Maps will get better 3D
I use Google Maps almost daily. Not just for traveling or directions but also to explore the world around me. So, I’m happy that Google is investing time, energy, technology and lots of money into Maps. I’m not too happy about this bit from Frederic Lardinois at AOL Techcrunch: Google doesn’t want to say when […]
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Notebook over iPad
I’m going with a notebook today.
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Tag
Found, in the alley behind the Viddler offices.
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\”Do not disturb\” option in Mountain Lion
According to The Verge Apple has added a Do Not Disturb option to Mountain Lion’s Notification Center. (Wow, that was a lot of capital letters.) Might we also see this feature in the upcoming iOS 6? This is great for my focus training program. I’m very much looking forward to Mountain Lion.
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\”Do not disturb\” option in Mountain Lion
According to The Verge Apple has added a Do Not Disturb option to Mountain Lion’s Notification Center. (Wow, that was a lot of capital letters.) Might we also see this feature in the upcoming iOS 6? This is great for my focus training program. I’m very much looking forward to Mountain Lion.
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\”Do not disturb\” option in Mountain Lion
According to The Verge Apple has added a Do Not Disturb option to Mountain Lion’s Notification Center. (Wow, that was a lot of capital letters.) Might we also see this feature in the upcoming iOS 6? This is great for my focus training program. I’m very much looking forward to Mountain Lion.
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