Jim McGee [1]. Google as…

Jim McGee.  Google as a shared memory.  I am finding that people don’t push around URLs as often as they used to.   You hear a lot of, “I don’t remember the URL, look it up on Google.”  I have also found that customers service is now often a assisted Google search.  The key to making Google work even better is to…

Ziv Caspi: [1]With this I…

Ziv Caspi:With this I take issue. I think that the real power of aggregation chains (an information feed aggregator possibly preceeded by an RssDistiller-like stage that takes care of subscriptions, periodic pinging sources, scraping, etc) is that it bring all the relevant information to your client, not that it brings links. [more…] Wait: I agree that aggregators should bring contents…

From http://brentashley.blogchat.com/ [1]

From http://brentashley.blogchat.com/ The Joys of SSH I’ve been using openSSH (Secure Shell) a lot lately – it’s definitely my Tool Of The Year this year. Of course, SSH provides a commandline interface to your machine just like telnet, but with certificate-based security. That in itself would be great, but SSH’s ability to do secure tunneling, port and X11 forwarding and…

Newspaper design: A return to…

Newspaper design: A return to simplicity. Mario Garcia’s article on simplicity in newspaper design (and redesign) is nice. Simplicity tip: “When in doubt, review the rules of the minimalistic style of Bauhaus artists. Context, without excess, is the key.” [ia/ – news for information architects]

Today, an application [1] for…

Today, an application for Radio’s outliner that will be new for many. We’ve brought a feature from Manila into Radio Community Server, making it possible for people to create Yahoo-like directories that appear in their Radio weblogs. These directories can include other directories. They’re built on an open format, OPML; which can be created in any compatible outliner, including Radio’s…