Archive for 'Social Networks'
We’re social!
Twitter has easily replaced RSS as the communication channel of choice.
Only 5 years ago, RSS was seen as the most effective way to allow web viewers to receive federated content.
Two things changed this.
First: Firefox 2 and IE 7, launched within days of each other in October 2006, both chose to only render RSS (along with [...]
Posted: July 26th, 2010 under Social Networks, Work.
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Team playing
Mathematicians are not generally known for being team players. Mathematicians are seen as being scary, clever in a sit down and think kind of way but definitely not team players. You don’t think of Netwon in a lab surrounded by a bunch of fellow mathematicians or Einstein having a coffee with David Hilbert while discussing [...]
Posted: November 16th, 2009 under 42, Social Networks, Work.
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There’s always more than one solution
I’ve been a big fan of the smart phone ever since my husband came home with his Sony P800.
I hung on though and treated myself to a Siemens SX1: I never did get my mail to work reliably but we had browser email access, so in a real emergency, that was always an option.
Jon then [...]
Posted: October 5th, 2009 under 42, Social Networks, Work.
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Is there an ultimate solution for my web 2.0 problem?
there is no single correct answer for achieving a goal
Posted: February 2nd, 2009 under Social Networks, Work.
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The Coder’s dilemma
Trust is vital in any open source community, although it is through absolute strangers.
This is an interesting concept though: can you trust someone you’ve never met and can you trust someone you know well if they’ve let you down?
It is often a lot easier to trust someone you’ve never met. This is how friendships are [...]
Posted: December 18th, 2008 under 42, Social Networks.
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Automating knowledge publication
or how cheap and easy tools make life easy
sounds good doesn’t it: write it, get it authorised and publish it.
toothpastefordinner.com
This is the whole basis of blogs - they do this job superbly. Yet most businesses are still outsourcing this job through expensive packages and complicated processes.
But life really doesn’t have to be that hard. Or [...]
Posted: October 24th, 2008 under Social Networks.
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Art for art’s sake
money for God’s sake… The life of any web page has always been judged on three things:
accessibility of information
ease on the mind
ease on the mouse
anything else is a bonus. Image my surprise then when Cuil was launched. Black is the new white it seems…
I mean, Google won users by being empty - no garish logos, [...]
Posted: September 14th, 2008 under Social Networks.
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Does 3G broadband bring back the desire for smaller pages?
I’ve lost my broadband connection: I know, careless really. Given that fixed line broadband takes five working days to install, I was nearly going out of my mind. I was given a lot of help by my friends in how to restablish my status - thank you all but I ended up getting [...]
Posted: September 5th, 2008 under Social Networks.
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Facebook gets a facelift.
Hi, this is my first blog entry: so apologies if I don’t get it right this time round!
I want this tool to allow me to put up gut reactions and views and allow me to work on them based on comments I receive. So please make comments!
This entry is going to be about facebook…
I [...]
Posted: August 2nd, 2008 under Social Networks.
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