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April 2006
photojunkie BETA : Web 2.0 compliant
Photojunkie Mailbag : Lighting in difficult situations
March 2006
Mapping the E-Mail Deliverability Chain
Years ago, the e-mail delivery chain had just a few links. You loaded your e-mail and hit "send." After a couple handoffs, the message arrived in your recipient's inbox the way you sent it.Today, that chain has many more links. Some block your e-mail, others help it along. Deliverability has become a big issue for many e-mail senders. It even spawned this column.
HobbyPrincess: Just let them speak
(via)I have one thing to say to the organizers of technology conferences: if you want to make sure that you include the "female perspective" to your program, just invite women to speak about the things they're doing. Putting smart people to discuss under a separate "women & technology" category is not doing the job.
Vongo.com - Choose Now. Watch Now.
Vongo is a trial online media distribution scheme by the cable network Starz. For $9.95 a month, you can download any films from their library, storing them locally for viewing as long as you maintain your membership and Vongo retains rights to the film. It's like the new Napster meets Netflix. You can also PPV more recent movies that have just left the first-run houses and stream the Starz network to your desktop.
Laptop Virtuosos
The Princeton Laptop Orchestra, founded last fall, can, with "15 first-year students on Macs connected to custom omnidirectional speakers" emulate a full-fledged orchestra. "Or an electronica band. Or a jazz combo. It's easy when the conductor keeps time via network clocks precise to 20 milliseconds."
Download of the Day: foobar2000 - Lifehacker
Windows only: Freeware program foobar2000 is a lightweight, minimalist audio player.
Songbird is Hiring!
Would you like to...
* Develop Songbird, the most kickass desktop application since Firefox?
* Be paid to build an open source media player that runs on Windows, Macs, and Linux?
* Work in our warm, bright and airy loft in San Francisco?
Skype + Outlook = Skylook
I first wrote about Australia-based Skylook back in August when they released v. 1.0. It’s a plugin for Outlook that ties Skype very nicely into email.
snubster - beta
by 8 othersThese lists can contain items or people. If you choose people, supply an email address to identify the person. The email address will remain private, but we'll send them an email letting them know that they're either on notice or that they are now dead to you.
isolatr beta
by 12 others (via)People always used to approach me and try and talk about this and that. I wanted to punch them in the throat. Now they leave me the hell alone. Thanks, isolatr!
60 Bugs :: Handstitched Coolness
Handmade tees and pillowcases etc from Deb @ workforidlehands.blogspot.com. Check it out! Show the business-woman some love!
Open Source Web Design - Download and upload free web designs.
by 211 others , 2 commentsOpen Source Web Design is a place to download free web designs and share yours with others. We help make the internet a prettier place.
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February 2006
TechCrunch » Killer New Live.com Service: Street-Side
Microsoft’s Live.com is launching a preview version of a new service called Street-Side today (link will be live around 12 PST today). Street-Side will augment the Live Local service and give street level views of the entire city. Searches can be made by address or business name, and you can “drive” around the city using the arrow keys. See the screen shot below for a visual.
Home | Songbirdnest.com
by 9 othersSongbird is a Web player built from Firefox's browser engine. Songbird is open source, will run on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and supports user contributed, cross-platform extensions
iSuckMP3Blogs - Simple WGet GUI (for Mac)
by 1 otheriSuckMP3Blogs is a hastily-named Application (Written in Applescript Studio) that uses Jeff Veen's intelligently constructed wget command to suck down only the new MP3's from your favorite blogs. The mp3s all end up in a folder called 'SuckedMP3s' on your desktop.
Lili (1953)
The earliest known appearance of the "smiley" emoticon, :-), was in an ad for this film in the New York Herald Tribune on 10 March 1953, page 20, columns 4-6. The film opened nationwide, and this ad possibly ran in many newspapers. It read: Today You'll laugh :-) You'll cry :-( You'll love <3 'Lili'" This should not be confused with the graphical yellow "smiley face", which was first drawn by Harvey Ball some 10 years later.
Technorati Favorites
by 1 otherThis is your Favorites page, where you can keep track of posts on your favorite blogs. Just give is a few URLs and we'll tell you when they update and give you a quick way to search them all at once!
Technosailor » MySpace is NOT Going to Rule the World
MySpace may have a large and growing community and business potential, but the business model cannot continue to maintain its growth rate or it will collapse in on itself. It may already be doing so.
Tor: An anonymous Internet communication system
by 43 othersTor is a toolset for a wide range of organizations and people that want to improve their safety and security on the Internet. Using Tor can help you anonymize web browsing and publishing, instant messaging, IRC, SSH, and other applications that use the TCP protocol.
YouTube - Myspace The Movie
Um, hell yes.
大正おかん座
The Japanese are on to me!
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