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We are connected, everywhere, all the time and in strange and different ways. One of the new ways to leak data about your personal lifestyle is the new Dopplr feature to say you’ve been to these places and to rate them. Example of such email is: Now that you actually leave a full trail of […]
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While hanging out with Mark Ng at BarCampLondon6, he showed me his latest projects. It’s called TwitFave and what it does it just keeps track of who fave’d your Tweets so you can feel like all that time producing microblog-content did not go to waste and was actually appreciated by someone. It’s actually pretty self-explanatory […]
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These are my notes on the talk Plasma by Jure Repinc. Plasma – the hottest Desktop environment Desktop computing has changed radically in the last 20 years, yet our desktops are essentially the same as they were in 1984. It’s time the desktop caught up with us. Manifesto from plasma.kde.org Image by solracarevir via Flickr […]
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Last Friday, at BarCampZagreb, I heard once again the usual phrase: Image via Wikipedia 2009 (substitute with year + 1 if it’s already that year), will be a year of Linux Desktop There were even some years (mostly 2001-2003) when I claimed that now it’s really there. Then I got my first OS X powered […]
Yesterday two of Twitter accounts I control got mentioned in ReadWriteWeb article 50+ Semantic Web Pros to Follow on Twitter. That’s @zemanta (my company’s account) and @gandalfar (personal twitter). This allowed me to measure how many new followers I would get as a consequence of this story. Today TweetDeck told me for my personal account: […]
World of technology is often full of weird things and you often can’t tell if you’re supposed to scream at your ISP, computer or just curse the full moon. Yet, there’s a simple solution to figuring out part of the problem: crowdsourcing Today I wanted to check out some statistics on Crazy Egg, a site […]
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Here are my notes from lecture by Marko Mrdjenovic: Jaz sem POSH, pa ti? at @kiberpipa @wwwh. What’s POSH and a short history? Image by Cayce Newell via Flickr Years and years ago (before 1999), we had “shinny happy tables”, everything in HTML that dealt with advanced layout had to be done in tables since […]
Continuing my saga of visualizing Koornk social network I decided that obvious next step is to map out who talks to who and how much. For this task I used excellent Python library NetworkX that uses pygraphviz to draw the pretty pictures in the end. Just to explain what you’re looking at: I downloaded all […]
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Creating a good visualization consist of two major parts: having a robust visualization technique (wave graph in this example) having a good data set that fits to the visualization technique After I got Graphication working yesterday, I quickly realized that my initial data set doesn’t fit this technique out of the box as it was […]
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I’m working on some visualizations and I want to achieve the look of Last.fm visualization lastgraph3: The great thing about this is that Andew Godwin, author of the site open sourced the underlying library – Graphication. Since I’m an OS X user, I decided to make the whole thing work on my system – Leopard […]