49 month ago
kayodeok : Why Data Mining Won't Stop Terror - We're not trading privacy for security; we're giving up privacy and getting no security in return
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49 month ago
kayodeok : Edgeio Thoughts (by Jeremy Zawodny) - I see a future in which the tools of today look like something from the stone age. Content publishing (blogging, if we still call it that), tagging, and including more rich/structured data will all be dramatically easier
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51 month ago
kayodeok : Ebert's Best 10 Movies of 2005 - Roger Ebert's Best 10 Movies of 2005
plasticbag : Roger Ebert describes his best 10 Movies of 2005, and mentions a whole lot of other films that nearly made the list or deserved a mention - It's a fascinating group of pictures. I can't quite fathom why everyone in the US was so taken with Crash - it didn't work so well for me, and I don't think it did enormously well in the UK box office. Maybe it's a cultural thing. Lots of films I haven't
jkottke : Ebert's best movies of 2005 - Ebert's best movies of 2005. Crash tops the list, which was probably my favorite from 2005 as well.
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52 month ago
Jason Shellen : Blogger Web Comments for Firefox - Like Hoodwink'd or Third Voice but hopefully more pervasive. #
kayodeok : Blogger Web Comments for Firefox - Blogger Web Comments for Firefox is an extension that makes it easy to see what bloggers are saying about a page you're viewing in Firefox and even make your own blog post about it, all without leaving the page you're on
Philippe Janvier : Blogger Web Comments for Firefox - "...an extension that makes it easy to see what bloggers are saying about a page you're viewing in Firefox and even make your own blog post about it, all without leaving the page you're on." [via] #
plasticbag : Blogger Web Comments for Firefox - The most interesting thing about this is how the weblog is becoming the default platform for pretty much everything and individual expresses online. Why would you use a dedicated web annotation service when you can just integrate it into your site?
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54 month ago
kayodeok : Lifehacker's guide to weblog comments - Leaving a comment on someone’s weblog is like walking into their living room and joining in on a conversation
WillPate : Lifehacker's guide to weblog comments - Lifehacker - Everyone tempted to write blog comments should read this.
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55 month ago
kayodeok : Roundup Of Google Blog Search Commentary
ricmac : Roundup Of Google Blog Search Commentary - My comment: it sucks! (but I'm biased, as it's not indexing my blog)
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56 month ago
kayodeok : Mommas, don't let your babies grow up to be Democrats - Do liberals and conservatives have mutually exclusive career aspirations for their children?
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57 month ago
Anne van Kesteren : Commenting system in weblogs - I was planning not to post links anymore, but this one is worth it. #
kayodeok : cheeaunblog: Commenting system in weblogs - Ideas for a commenting system in weblogs
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57 month ago
kayodeok : The Wikification of Knowledge - Dvorak on Wikis
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57 month ago
kayodeok : The Wikification of Knowledge - Dvorak on Wikis
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60 month ago
kayodeok : Linux 'not just for power users' - "It is far easier to persuade those just starting to learn to use a PC to switch to Linux than those with experience and technical know-how"
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60 month ago
kayodeok : memeorandum - "memeorandum presents an automated hourly synopsis of the latest online news and opinion, combining weblog commentary with traditional news reports"
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60 month ago
Andy Baio : Del.icio.us linkbacks bookmarklet - someone needs to make a combined one that grabs referers from Technorati, Bloglines, and so on
Wayne Burkett : Newsmashing with del.icio.us - A bookmarklet for viewing del.icio.us user comments on any web page. #
kayodeok : Newsmashing with del.icio.us - A new bookmarklet that lets you see what del.icio.us users are saying (or tagging) about nearly any web page with one click
tehu : Newsmashing with del.icio.us - Using del.icio.us like you use Technorati : clever trick
Philippe Janvier : Newsmashing with del.icio.us - Qu'est ce que les utilisateurs de del.icio.us peuvent bien dire la page que vous êtes en train de lire ? [via] #
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61 month ago
kayodeok : Newsmashing - The new technique that will change blogging forever. - What is Newsmashing? Think back to college. When you got a term paper back, it only took a few seconds to spot your transgressions - all you had to do was look for bright red ink, passages highlighted in yellow, or the dreaded "See me" sticky note
jkottke : Paul Boutin on newsmashing, or the remixing of the news
Wayne Burkett : Newsmashing - The new technique that will change blogging forever - Cue the anti-AutoLink crowd's whining about losing the ability to control how *their* content is viewed. #
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61 month ago
kayodeok : A Critique of GNU Philosophy - Part I - This paper is a carefully laid down critique of GNU Philosophy in a manner as candor as possible pointing the many pitfalls of the superannuated GNU philosophy
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61 month ago
kayodeok : A Critique of GNU Philosophy - Part II - This is the continuation of my earlier 'A Critique of GNU Philosophy - Part I' which analytically scrutinizes Stallman's GNU Philosophy in realms of improving society as a better alternative to commercial software
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61 month ago
Paul Hammond : Bill de hÓra: Programmers' block - Here's what I don't always like about high level languages: there is nothing to do except solve the problem
kayodeok : Programmers' block - "Here's what I don't always like about high level languages: there is nothing to do except solve the problem"
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61 month ago
kayodeok : Which Distro Do You Recommend? - "very distribution of Linux sucks in its own special way. Some just suck less"
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