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Source: dsevilla @ Flickr Adoption challenges (for social network portability) and ways for solving them; source: WebCamp wiki Disclaimer: this is a partly cleared transcript of discussion; I didn’t follow the authors of comments in order to be able to catch as much as I can. Correct me if I quoted someone incorrectly and please […]
Source: ShutterstockRecently my Sennheiser headphones died after a decade of everyday abuse. I wanted to buy something similar in about 100 Eur class. Sadly the two biggest Slovenian stores failed to help me locate a perfect new pair in a number of ways. I started with EnaA and entered into their search general term “headphones” […]
At the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin I was given a business card with a special code on it, that one enters into form field at vcrd.net and gets back that persons contacts in a vCard microformat. It is then possible to import this into virtually any Personal Information Management application. Using their application I […]
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One of the perks of living in such a big city as London are all the interesting events a Web developer/entrepreneur can easily visit. Even if you do not live there, it is still worth timing your visit so you can visit them. MiniBar occurs monthly where a number of startups pitch their ideas to the visiting […]
Today I stumbled upon neat new tool called RescueTime. The idea behind it is that you install a small application on to your computer and it would track everything you do, which sites you spend most time on, what applications and such and display you nice little statistics about it later, so you can “rescue/reclaim […]
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One of the great things of working in a web startup, that might be one day high profile, is ability to go to different conferences. Following the footsteps of last months Future of Web Applications in London, next week brings our team to Berlin Web 2.0 Expo. The Conference format seems quite different from FOWA, […]
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I’ve just spent most of the day discussing and planning vertical market (or niche market) positioning of some brands. Most of the time the question is how thin should we slice our market, how many “artificial†products should there be in order to find as many small ponds to conquer. This is of course in […]
I’ve been playing a bit with writing Google Earth xml files to try to make some nice visualizations. Here is a first screenshot of how users of Slovenian carpooling site Prevoz.org are traveling around the country. (historical data of all carshares, only showing locations with 10 or more entries in the database).
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Looking at MySpace pages or other similar social sites that allow users to customize how they look is often followed by a scream of “pain” because of the colors, sounds and other elements of the pages. At least this is opinion I’m hearing from my friends. Interestingly enough, reading the latest issues of First Monday […]
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Idea is to create a self sufficient web service that would provide missing MySpace API. There are limited capabilites right now with 3rd party solutions but are still somehow limited. This version would provide more complete support and relay on open-source based concept to make sure that community can quickly fix and upgrade the proxy […]