Jaiku seems to be a much more polished and well thought out product. It certainly is a lot quicker than Twitter was when I first tried it.
We’ll see if I update my “jaikus” as often as my Twitter page (not likely, but who knows?).
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If this meme catches on, Google is in big trouble.
“It looks like the bad guys are gaming Google’s sponsored links to spread their junk to people who click on the ads with unpatched versions of Internet Explorer. Attackers apparently bought the rights to several high profile search terms, including searches that would return results for […]
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Here’s our fourth “casting of the pod.” It’s forty-five minutes this time instead of fifteen or thirty. I (Doug) need to stop rambling so much…
Again, kudos to the Levelator.
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Our hearts go out to the victims’ families and friends of this horrible incident.
I just went to ABC News NOW and they were talking about…Facebook. It has, apparently, become a resource for friends and family to connect, make sure they’re OK, and find support. An interesting use for the social network.
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Domain speculators know a news story when they see one!
Here’s the whois links for them all, along with registration dates:
NappyHeadedHos.com
Registered: April 7, 2007
NappyHeadedHos.net
Registered: […]
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I don’t believe it! How could my favorite fruit company do this to me?! Don’t they know that I have been pining for the new release of OS X as the cherry on the silicon sundae of a new Mac? How I long for the sublime refreshment of its new features and […]
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The blogosphere is all abuzz, as usual, with the most recent episode of superfluous navel gazing. This time driven by Kathy Sierra blowback. Obviously, we here at Lights That Blink don’t want to be left behind when it comes to blogospheric memes.
My take on the whole kerfuffle is in line with TechCrunch’s Mike […]
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Less than 14 cents.
I’ve been following interesting domain name news at the DomainTools blog, where I learned that Verisign was hiking their .com prices for wholesalers. Here is the latest tidbit from the blog:
During my recent interview with Karl Auerbach, a former ICANN board member, he told Name Intelligence that Verisign spends less […]
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This evening I was reading the Grooveshark blog and noticed a post about the amount of legal/illegal content on YouTube. So, I left a comment there and on the Techdirt blog. They both cited a study from Vidmeter which concluded that about 10% of YouTube videos violate copyright and about 6% of “video […]
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The Twitter Tax and how to avoid it. Muhammad Saleem explains all (and coins a new phrase to boot).
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