Aptonic Software - Dropzone
via aptonic.com
If you have not seen Dropzone and you are a Mac user, it's time. WAY cool app that points the way to the future of apps as tools. Small IS beautiful!
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Jerry Daniels - Developer, mentor and family man born 1948.
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This is simply brilliant
This company made their entire web site into this one small YouTube video. VERY clever. Go ahead, play with it.
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Revolution Top Ten video, charts & analyzer - May 21 to May 27
Video commentary on your postings to the How to Use Revolution email list featuring the On-Rev opinion posts:
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Here are the charts analyzing all your postings:
Finally, here is the Email Analyzer stack that actually does all the real work of doing the tallies, etc.:
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Revolution Top Ten video, charts & analyzer - May 14 to May 20
Video commentary on your postings to the How to Use Revolution email list featuring the Jacque's gender naming convention:
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(download)Here are the charts analyzing all your postings:
Finally, here is the Email Analyzer stack that actually does all the real work of doing the tallies, etc.:
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Revolution Top Ten video, charts & analyzer - May 7 to May 13
Video commentary on your postings to the How to Use Revolution email list featuring the Scripting Competition:
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(download)Here are the charts analyzing all your postings:
Finally, here is the Email Analyzer stack that actually does all the real work of doing the tallies, etc.:
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Revolution Top Ten video, charts & analyzer - Apr 30 to May 6
Video commentary on this week's postings to the How to Use Revolution email list featuring Dumb Newbie Questions 1 to 4:
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(download)Here are the charts analyzing all your postings (which I would NEVER consider 'dumb' or anything like that):
Finally, here is the Email Analyzer stack that actually does all the real work:
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Skyping with Brazil from back yard in Austin
Using Skype to chat with colleague Andre Garzia in Brazil from my back yard here in Austin, Texas. The marvels of the internet.
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Kids, the search game is changing!
Yesterday we learned that Twitter search will undergo some dramatic changes soon.
CNET reports that Twitter VP of Operations Santosh Jayaram talked during a panel Wednesday about two additions coming to Twitter Search. Most notably, Jayaram said Twitter Search will soon index not only the text of Twitter posts but also the pages that Tweets link to. Some popular results will also be ranked based on a Tweeter's reputation.
via washington post
This means that the mountainous, incessant stream of "what are you doing now?" data will now get a lot richer because Twitter will be indexing the pages that we're all pointing to in our tweets. If you're a blogger, this is big as in "incredible opportunity." If you're a news organization, this is big as in "oh-oh, I'm being replaced!" If you're Google, this is big as in "They're doing what?"
If you're the creative type, you can now use Twitter Search to find amazing stuff, but, with this one change reported yesterday, you won't have to be all that creative anymore. If you think of Twitter as a news organization with millions of reporters on the ground who publish "pointers" to larger bodies of text, images, sound and video, you're starting to get the picture.
It's all those "feet on the ground" that makes Twitter Search a potential powerhouse. If people have been having trouble seeing the relevance of Twitter, this new feature of Search will change all that and give Twitter a potential new business model.
Speaking of business, I don't believe for a second that either Apple or Microsoft will be able to buy Twitter. If there was ever a thought that they would, yesterday's news should have put a stop to that sort of speculation.
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Revolution Top Ten video, charts & analyzer - Apr 23 to Apr 29
Here's my video commentary on this week's postings to the How to Use Revolution email list featuring Andre Garzia's contributions to On-Rev, the Rev hosting service:
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(download)Here are the charts analyzing all your postings (which I would NEVER characterize as 'ramblings' or anything like that):
Finally, here is the Email Analyzer stack that actually does all the work:
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