Here’s a cool idea I had today while using NetNewsWire.Every time I find a cool story or link from a feed I manually drag it up one level so that it swaps positions with the feed above it.This of course has some potential use in Tailrank and online aggregators but I still need to think about it for a while.
Categories: feeds
If you’re like me you need the Bloggercon 2006 MP3s in podcast format so you can listen to them on your iPod while you’re walking around in the Haight.
Categories: blogging,podcasting,web2.0
Engadget has this pretty cool device from our friends over in South Korea:If the recent flurry of UMPCs and other such devices hasn’t quite hit the sweet spot for your mobile lifestyle, SODIFF has a new WiBro device in the works with a 4.3-inch screen and a slide-out keyboard that just might do the trick…. So it runs WiBro which you can’t have one.
Categories: mobile
is considering selling the unit or shutting it down altogether, according to people familiar with the situation.The Chicago aerospace company has reached out to a number of commercial-satellite operators and other potential suitors who might be interested in buying the business or becoming a major partner, these people said. If Boeing can’t reach a suitable deal, said one person familiar with the talks, the company is prepared to pull the plug on the service, even though it works as advertised and is being used by a handful of international airlines on long-haul flights, including Lufthansa, Japan Airlines, Singapore Airlines and others.
Categories: wireless
Those crazy Japanese and their experimental fuel cells!
Categories: Uncategorized
The key thing is that it just works.The crazy thing is that I don’t ever remember a point in time where I made the decision to switch. I just setup the account for private email and I just kept using it for more and more stuff and next thing you know nearly all my email is now stored on Google servers.After six months or so of hard core use I’m noticing two significant problems:1.
Categories: google
TypePad gets too much spam (though I’m sure they’re still blocking 99% of it) to allow for open comments and their approval system is just way too slow. Its also impossible to READ the comment in TypePad before I can approve it so I end up having to go to the blog and read the thread there.I’d KILL for a comment reading and threading mechanism with easy approval of comments.Maybe this would be a nice new feature in Ecto.