8 month ago
deusx : Apple - Support - Discussions - What's the OS X equivalent of "useradd ... - "in leopard to add a user to a group you need to run sudo dscl . append /groups/groupname GroupMembership username in your case it would be sudo dscl . append /groups/_www GroupMembership niels "
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Linkorama : The rapid growth (and destruction) and growth of marketing - Here's the wager: A year from now, 10/16/09, will you be leading a tribe of people? Will you be creating stories, connecting people, giving them a platform and making things better for people who care about each other? I'm betting you will.
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Linkorama : Groups and Networks - The sweet spot for Enterprise 2.0 lies at the intersection of group collaboration and social networking. As I've blogged about before, Enterprise 2.0 has business impact when it's integrated in-the-flow of everyday work. For most workers today,
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18 month ago
philgyford : UUA: Deep Fun - A good source of games to play with groups of people, ideal as ice-breakers. (via Cool Tools)
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23 month ago
deusx : Chatterous - Interesting chat groups app with jabber, gtalk, feeds, email, and web interface
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23 month ago
Linkorama : Social Software: It's Not New, And It Includes e-Mail... - If we fail to acknowledge the lineage of social software in terms of its past (e.g., e-mail), present (e.g., blogs, wikis) and future - then we ignore many of the lessons learned along the way and we introduce the chance that we will repeat past mistakes.
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27 month ago
Linkorama : wrapping up 2007 - In the best blog post of the year, Matt Webb reminds me why things are actually very interesting.
jcgregorio : wrapping up 2007 (28 December 2007, Interconnected)
Andy Baio : Matt Webb wraps up 2007 - massive brain dump that extends beyond tech into sociology, ecology, marketing, drugs, and genetics
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28 month ago
Linkorama : Dotmocracy - Dotmocracy is an established facilitation method for collecting and prioritizing ideas among a large number of people.
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37 month ago
Linkorama : How to make custom Twitter groups - Just a yahoo pipe
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38 month ago
Andy Baio : You've Ruined Everything - Jason Scott's archetypes for online community members and the critical events that shape it
cameron : You've Ruined Everything - Some rules for community development (via waxy)
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42 month ago
jcgregorio : Using User Private Groups - O'Reilly ONLamp Blog
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46 month ago
cameron : Invisible Crowds in Cyberspace: Mapping the Social Structure of the Usenet - Marc's classic paper on metrics for Usenet
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47 month ago
Linkorama : Dinesh Tantri on Enterprise 2.0 - With grassroots adoption models there is still a change challenge. But fortunately, with word-of-mouth, change manages itself.
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51 month ago
erikbenson : An online dating site for dating in groups - Interesting take... I might give it a try some day.
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53 month ago
Linkorama : A democracy of groups - These technologies are enabling groups not only to create community but also to wield power and create rules to govern their own affairs. This paper examines the significance of decentralized groups to promote collective action in economic, civic and cult
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53 month ago
Linkorama : Skype Groups - Skype Groups is a tool that enables business and families to manage multiple Skype accounts.
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55 month ago
deusx : Dorkbot IV - Dearborn, MI - Sept 04, 2005 - Signal processing - one audio processing box chained into the next by a series of dorks.
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kellan : Werewolf is fun. - Werewolf until 2am, under the near full moon, and with a fresh jug of moonshine is better. #
deusx : Werewolf - "Werewolf is a simple game for a large group of people (seven or more.) It requires no equipment besides some bits of paper; you can play it just sitting in a circle. I'd call it a party game, except that it's a game of accusations, lying, bluffing, secon
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66 month ago
Richard MacManus : Jason Kottke: What happens when design(ers) has little to do with what's on the page? - And other great design qsts he'll be addressing at Web 2.0.
Paul Hammond : Design for Web 2.0 (kottke.org) - What happens when design(ers) has little to do with what's on the page?
plasticbag : Kottke's questions for "Design for Web 2.0" - This is an old one but really interesting. Lots of questions here that are worth asking
jkottke : A list of questions from a panel Jeff Veen, Jason Fried, and I did on Design for Web 2.0 - Rediscovered this while looking for something else last night: a list of questions from a panel Jeff Veen, Jason Fried, and I did on Design for Web 2.0 in Octobr 2004. Have we made any progress?
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