…but I may never know. Part 1: Shock and Awe I made a decision to try to just focus on positive things with this blog, but given my previous obsession with Lifestreaming, I can’t help but comment on this. I read about AOL’s Lifestream earlier today on TechCrunch who, rightfully, said that it might be [...]
Tagged AOL, Facebook, Facebook Connect, Fail, Lifestreaming, TwitterSo, I just got The Blueprint 3. It’s $4.99 on Lala.com, but only $3.99 on Amazon. I got it from Lala to support the little guy. I decided it was worth $5 after only the first 7 songs – two of which I’d already got the “web version” of on Lala. It’s that good. But, [...]
Tagged Amazon, Jay-Z, Lala.com, Last.fm, Music, The Blueprint 3(Sometimes coming up with a post title is the hardest part) Lifestream Blog has an article on a new – ahem – lifestreaming application called Amplifeeder. I’d prefer just Amplifeed without the last syllable, but who am I to nitpick? Something that is not a nitpick, though, is that Amplifeeder (basically a good-looking, self-hosted lifestreamm [...]
Tagged Amplifeeder, Dollhouse, LAMP, Lifestream Blog, Lifestreaming, Live Is But A StreamMzng hw y cn ndrstnd ths wth n vwls rght? Anyway, haven’t posted in 10 days, so what better way to rectify that than by posting videos? See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.
Tagged Blogging, Flutter, Lifestreaming, Microblogging, Social web, The New Web, Twitter, Videos, YouTubeEven though the Update to this post on TechCrunch about Last.fm and the RIAA says that Last.fm hasn’t handed over any user data to the RIAA, um, guess what? There’s at least 3 different websites (and those are just the ones I know of) (that are pretty easy to find with a simple Google search) [...]
Tagged Facebook, Last.fm, Recording Industry Association of America, TechCrunchAnd I’m willing to bet most people don’t even realize it. Since Facebook added comments to just about everything that passes through the News Feed, it’s created a microblog for every member of the network. I now feel justified laughing at people (at least, behind their backs) who thought I was weird for having 3+ [...]
Tagged Facebook, Jaiku, Tumblr, TwitterRamit Sethi says on I Will Teach You To Be Rich: Set smaller goals: impress friends, get girls, lose weight. This basically means, take incremental steps towards attaining a goal. I guess you could also call it Iterative Development since it relates to the world of software/webware development, but since I read that article on [...]
Tagged Google, I Will Teach You To Be Rich, Jaiku, Social Networking, Yahoovia [Lifestream Blog (who else?)] Nuno Mariz has developed a Lifestream that you can host yourself using Django (a Python Web Framework). How long before someone develops a WordPress plugin that does it all for you me? I mean, the Python code doesn’t look too bad (and I don’t even know Python)… but I’ve been [...]
Lifestream Blog has found a new Lifestreaming service aptly titled Lifestream.fm. From the Twitter stream of the founder, it looks like they added 3 new services in the one day since the post on Lifestream Blog. It looks like just one guy developing it, but if that’s true, it’s a very impressive service. So far, [...]
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