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Monthly Archive for May, 2007

links for 2007-06-01

OER Commons (tags: plone-site education)

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Fascinating, life imitates William Gibson novels. Again. That always sends a certain frission up my spine. Read story at NewsCloud.

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Surface!

Gosh darn, that is pretty cool.  One can almost hear Bill saying, “how do you like them apples, Steve?”

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links for 2007-05-31

EasyCleaner well-reviewed freeware registry cleaner (tags: windows freeware utilities software) E - TextEditor | […]

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“Make Tools Simple and Ubiquitous Or They Won’t Be Used”

More wisdom from Dave Pollard: In studying the use (and non-use, and mis-use) of various tools, I’ve come to the realization that some pretty simple rules govern whether, and how, communication tools are used: A tool has to be both simple (intuitive to learn, comfortable and versatile to use) and ubiquitous (everyone needs to have access to it) before it […]

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The Apocalypse Is Nigh

Dean has a blog.  World prepare yourself.

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Google Reader vs. Bloglines

I’m a longtime user of Bloglines for reading RSS feeds.  It’s simple, clean and very, very quick to use.   But, I’d been hearing good things about Google Reader lately, so I thought I’d take it for a spin. I’ve been reading my ~150 feeds in Google Reader the past few days, and I have to […]

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links for 2007-05-29

Python 101 — Introduction to Python (tags: python)

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Very Clever

WWF Canada have commissioned this very clever billboard, which casts a shadow on itself that creates a shadow-animation of rising waves, to dramatize the reality of climate change.Obligatory YouTube video, which is itself a very smart way to get more mileage out of the stunt.  (Although with only ~21,000 views so far, YouTube is hardly […]

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links for 2007-05-28

Plone caching in two simple steps @ kibble corp very similar to the approach we’re using, how-to fodder? (tags: plone howto) […]

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The Message, Not The Medium

Jeff Brooks channels Roy Williams.  Good to stay grounded: Just remember, a new medium is not a magic bullet. As brilliantly riffed by Roy Williams in his MondayMorningMemo: The Media Is Not the Message, the real issue is what you say, not where you say it: Relevance is what determines whether an ad works or […]

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links for 2007-05-21

30 Scripts For Galleries, Slideshows and Lightboxes a grab bag of stuff, no real reviews or analysis, though (tags: slideshow) […]

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links for 2007-05-19

Google AJAX Feed API - AJAX SlideShow (tags: slideshow) New Flickr Slideshow module (tags: […]

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links for 2007-05-18

Slideroll (tags: slideshow)

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More Thoughts on Commenting

Seems like I’m not the only person thinking about website comments these days. Our friends at The Tyee have been doing some heavy duty musing on this lately, too: The Tyee just launched its new commenting system yesterday, and it’s been a very interesting ride so far.  Overwhelmingly positive feedback, but of course some disgruntled commenters who […]

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Happy Syttende Mai!

For all you Norwegians and Norwegians-at-heart, a happy Syttenden Mai!

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links for 2007-05-17

On the Web, an Advanced Carbon Calculator for Personal Use could be interesting, or yet another high-profile flop (tags: web environment climate-change)

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Improving Plone Comments

I’m really excited that Dave Fowler got funded by Google’s “Summer of Code” program to do some work on Plone’s comments system. It’s not received much attention in the past few releases, and although it’s still pretty solid, it’s starting to show some wear around the edges. With Plone 3.0 almost out the […]

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links for 2007-05-13

social circles - marcos weskamp email list social network visualization. unfortunately doesn’t appear to be open source. but very pretty and possibly quite interesting (tags: community research networks […]

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Is it just me?

Or does WiserEarth, Paul Hawken’s new web 2.0 community mega-wiki-directory project, seem an awful lot like a reimplementation of Idealist.org?

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