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I picked up the Nokia N82 yesterday from Import GSM, a great hybrid brick-and-mortage / online store. Think Dynamism for phones. It was my first visit, right at closing, and despite trying to get stuff out the door for the evening shipment the guys helped out with descriptions and subtle nuances between the [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Blogging'
N82 for my broadcasts - iPhone 3G for everything else
July 10th, 2008 ·
Tags: Blogging · Broadcasting · GPS · Geolocation · Life Streaming · N82 · Nokia · Philadelphia · Photography · Reviews · T-Mobile · Viddler · Wearing · iPhone 3G
Visit the Newseum - video tour
July 6th, 2008 ·
Watch this walking tour of the Washington DC Newseum. My new favorite museum!
This video was a fun experiment in video blogging.
Tools used:
Canon SD-1000, 640×480 @ 30fps
iMovie
Viddler for commenting (uploading to other services for comparison)
Tags: Blogging · Travel · Viddler · Video
Crossing the streams - large numbers of Twitter updates
June 29th, 2008 ·
Chris Bilson (@cbilson) had a good description regarding my post about Twitter’s scaling/architecture challenge.
“Kevin Rose and Leo Laporte tweet at the same time = crossing the streams”
I dunno if Proton Packs have exponential load challenges, but the end result for a server can feel similar. Is my post I pointed out that Twitter has to [...]
Tags: Architecture · Blogging · Database · Micro-blogging · Microblogging · Social Networking · Software Development · Twitter · Web Services
Roz Savage is rowing across the Pacific
June 28th, 2008 ·
Thanks to new Twitter user @waileacapital for posting about a British woman, Roz Savage attempting to row across the Pacific (she rowed across the Atlantic already). If she succeeds she will be the first woman to complete the journey.
Roz blogs on a daily basis during a trip at http://rozsavage.com/blog. Her main site is at http://rozsavage.com. [...]
Tags: Blogging · Energy · Twitter · YouTube
Twitter’s one-to-many scaling impossible?
June 27th, 2008 ·
Twitter has been having all kinds of scaling challenges. There have been hundreds, if not thousands, of posts on the subject. Dave Winer pushed an idea for a decentralized Twitter (and has since admitted the power of Twitter is in its centrality). There is a single, simple, reason for Twitter’s challenges - Math is against [...]
Tags: Architecture · Blogging · Flow · Math · Micro-blogging · Microblogging · Social Networking · Software Development · Twitter · XMPP
Scoble and Gary in DC
June 26th, 2008 ·
MCCXXIII
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Last night I headed down to MCCXXIII, a club at 1223 NW. Connecticut, for a DC Social Media meetup. The meetup featured Robert Scoble (@scobleizer) and Gary Vaynerchuk (@garyvee) as guests.
I’ve been following Scoble more than usual this week, as he’s come to DC to interview politicians and government officials with Rocky (@RocmanUSA) and his [...]
Tags: Blogging · Economics · Education · Energy · Social Networking · Twitter · Utterz
Where is Sol Young (on the tubes)?
June 22nd, 2008 ·
Was just updating the MyBlogLog services tab (not my most liked service, but it has a good listing)…
Here’s a breakdown of the sites and social networks I frequent. Numbers indicate my personal value (10 being daily use and highly valuable and 1 being a land-grabbed account and following the service’s popularity). Plus (+) indicates rising [...]
Tags: Blogging · Life Streaming · Micro-blogging · Microblogging · Social Networking · Web Services











