Love the Meetup project. I’ve met some of the most amazing people through Meetups.
Recently (Well, June 11th, eons in Internet time) they went through a revamp. So, don’t forget to stop by Meetup.com and see what’s new.
Also, check out their new campaign: Unplug Your Friends
This video is brilliant.
Posted in NY Tech, The Social Web, {human} Experience Design.
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– September 4, 2008
Yesterday, Google released a comic depicting their approach to building a better browser that is primed for Application rendering. “Chrome,” as Google has named it, has some “new” takes on browser design such as treating it like a Multi-Processing OS. They used a specialized team called V8 in Denmark to help them build a virtual machine for JavaScript. That’s certainly promising for tabaholics like myself. And ironically, I’d just quit out of FF from a bad memory bloat a split-second before reading the Google post.
Update: If you’re looking for the video conference. There ya go!
Posted in The Social Web, {human} Experience Design.
– September 2, 2008
AideRSS is a nifty RSS service that ranks posts (PostRank™) based on several factors including, but not limited to, comments, bookmarks, diggs, and gReader shares. They have IMO, done a nice job implementing a log-in interface for OpenID.
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Posted in The Social Web, {human} Experience Design.
– August 17, 2008
Marissa Levy Lerer with girlsgonegeek.tv caught Greg Narain from BlueWhaleLabs and I on tape while waiting online for iPhone3Gs. Sound is a little wonky, but we’re right in the beginning. So, there isn’t much waiting. (Update: I’m on the left.)
Enjoy! And be sure to share it around. :-) iPhone Madness
Sorry for the lack of an embed. Apparently, MobileMe isn’t as hip as it’d like to be. C’mon Apple get with it!
Posted in NY Tech.
– July 23, 2008
I gave a little Things tip here, but here’s another reason to like these guys. Just ran across this illustration on the Cultured Code blog and had to share.
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Posted in {human} Experience Design.
– June 4, 2008
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