“The Ubuntu community is built on the ideas enshrined in the Ubuntu Manifesto: that software should be available free of charge, that software tools should be usable by people in their local language and despite any disabilities, and that people should have the freedom to customise and alter their software in whatever way they see […]
“Now, don’t know about Webshots? I didn’t either until recently. But Webshots has 23 million members (Flickr has less than a million). and they get 750,000 uploads a day. More uploads in five days than Flickr has had in all of its existence.”
Webshots vs. Flickr? Fair comparison? Apples to apples?
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If you have any experience with the Google Search Appliance send me a note!
john AT webword DOT com
“Siemens researchers have developed a cell phone featuring a built-in projector system. A laboratory model was presented at CeBIT 2005 in Hanover. The system makes it possible to project a complete keypad or display onto a surface. With a special pen, users can write on the virtual keypad and operate the phone’s functions.”
Includes a picture.
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“Fourteen things every entrepreneur should know about the capitalist explosion heading our way. But don’t assume that conceding China’s rise means conceding to China.”
Very good reading. Thanks Dano!
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Google’s toolbar and content modification
Who Owns Your Desktop? You Do!
Protect your site from Google’s new toolbar
Questions…
1. Who is in control?
2. What is being controlled?
3. Does it matter?
“The WAA unites and fosters the interests of industry practitioners, vendors, consultants and educators who use, sell, install, implement, consult, teach or train in the field of web analytics.”
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Related: Prioritize Usability Testing and Web Analytics (ClickZ)
I’m getting a lot of traffic from courses.help.com, which is run by CNET. Unfortunately, I can’t get into the classes to see the class content or the links to WebWord.
Check them out…
“I also think it bears noting that Google is pulling out all the stops to build rich web apps, no matter how weirdly they have to hack the browser to make them go. And I strongly believe that this is a trend that is here to stay — XHTML Strict/CSS/etc be damned. At the end […]
“Answers.com is also a start toward a new search paradigm where the object is to provide real instant information, not just links to pages where that information may, or may not, be found. I urge you to try it.”
High praise from Walt Mossberg.
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Related: Google’s switch to answers.com was driven by user experience
Cool interface.
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