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June 2009

Shownar

by gregg
Shownar tracks the online buzz around BBC shows. It's an experimental prototype

fabpot's twittee at master - GitHub

by Neewok (via)

Finding a simple example to demonstrate a Dependency Injection Container is not an easy task. Instead of showing a classic "Hello World!" example, which would have been too simple to demonstrate the power of Twittee, I have converted the example I used to introduce the Symfony 2 Dependency Injection Container on my blog. The following example shows how to create a Zend_Mail object that sends its emails using a Gmail account

Online Publishers Association | OPA News | Press Releases

by kuroyagi (via)
"Online Publishers Association Study Shows Consumers Exposed to Display Advertising Are More Engaged and Spend More Money Online"

GPS MapCard, iPhone App | Imagebakery

by karlcow

The most distinctive feature of GPS MapCard is that it can display a photo and a map on the same screen and shows an address based on its coordinates. Additionally, it displays date & time and a user comment as well on the map.

Building Collapses in New York: Google Street View Shows a Crack

by karlcow

Images of the fallen building were quickly posted to photo-sharing sites Twitpic (Twitpic) (here and here) and Yfrog (here and here). But what makes this story more intriguing is that the imagery on Google Maps Street View clearly shows a large crack running up the front of the building (below)

Apple’s Think Different commercial

by alamat (via)
This ad kicked off the “Think Different” campaign. It shows short clips of several influential figures in this century.

The Ride Journal | Home

by jerome
The fact that you’ve made it here shows that you love bikes and are looking for something different to the other magazines and journals out there. That’s good because that’s what The Ride has been created to be.

Subtitle Editor

by tadeufilippini (via)
Subtitle Editor is a GTK 2 tool to edit subtitles for GNU/Linux/*BSD. It can be used for new subtitles or as a tool to transform, edit, correct and refine existing subtitle. This program also shows sound waves, which makes it easier to synchronise subtitles to voices. Subtitle Editor is free software released under the GNU General Public License (GPL3).

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May 2009

Optimize Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL)

by ronpish (via)
Optimize Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL) Chase Brammer shows how to optimize ActionScript 3 Runtime Shared Libraries during his session at 360|Flex in Indianapolis (just under 3 minutes).

Cross-Domain Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL)

by ronpish (via)
Cross-Domain Runtime Shared Libraries (RSL) Chase Brammer shows how to create ActionScript 3 cross-domain RSLs during his session at 360|Flex in Indianapolis (just over 5 minutes).

BBC NEWS | UK | England | Show time for groomed guinea pigs

by julie

Look North has been to meet a couple from Newcastle who breed guinea pigs and enter them in county shows.

April 2009

Remote Process Explorer, Find MAC Address - network monitoring tools by LizardSystems

by cascamorto
Remote Process Explorer is a powerful tool for managing, monitoring and analyzing processes on a local or remote computer. You can use Remote Process Explorer to not only get the list of processes running on a remote or local computer, but also run a new process, kill a process or change its priority. In real time, Remote Process Explorer monitors the performance of a remote computer, shows what processes are running on it, how much CPU, memory and other system resources they use. It will show hidden processes, which will allow you to detect spyware and malware. The program has additional tools for shutting down/restarting/logging off a remote computer, sending messages to it, calling standard administrative tools. Remote Process Explorer is an advanced tool for administering remote computers.

Under the Radar (magazine) | Reviews, Interviews

by garret & 1 other
Reviews * Music * DVDs * Live Shows * Cinema * TV * Books * Comic Books * Video Games Interviews * Music * Cinema * TV * Comic Books

Twitter-Streetart: This demonstrates perfectly just how stupid and pointless twitter is! | Nerdcore

by karlcow

Twitter-Streetart: This demonstrates perfectly just how stupid and pointless twitter is!

twitterstreetart

Twitter-Streetart von Questionmarc (via Urban Prankster) mit einem bemerkenswerten Kommentar darunter.

Das ist schon sehr, sehr lustig. Es ist ja nicht nur so, dass ein paar Journalisten Twitter nicht verstehen und darauf rumhacken. Es ist auch so, dass sobald man irgendetwas über Twitter schreibt, steht mindestens einmal der Kommentar „Dieses Posting ist der perfekte Beweis dafür, wie unglaublich belanglos und banal Twitter doch eigentlich ist.“ Jetzt könnte man sich ja denken, diese Twittmeckermentalität wäre ein deutsches Phänomen – da sah ich obige Streetart und darunter der Kommentar „This demonstrates perfectly just how stupid and pointless twitter is!“ Von wegen deutsch, das ist schlicht ein mentales Filterproblem der Rezipienten. Wenn ich die Worte „Fashion“ oder „Ballett“ lese, dann lese ich gar nicht erst weiter und ich schreibe erst Recht nicht einen Kommentar wie „Dieses Posting ist der perfekte Beweis dafür, wie unglaublich belanglos und banal Ballett doch eigentlich ist.“

Ich glaube, dieser Satz offenbart die komplette Absurdität solcher Kommentare. Geht auch so: „Dieses Posting ist der perfekte Beweis dafür, wie unglaublich belanglos und banal Blogs doch eigentlich sind.“ Bullshit. Ich kaufe mir auch keine Geflügelzüchtermagazine und beschwere mich dann, dass diese voller Geflügelzüchtercontent sind. Wenn man sich gerne und ausschließlich lange Abhandlungen zur Außenpolitik von Papua Neuguinea durchliest, wird man wohl schwerlich ein Fan von Twitter. Aber dann: Don’t fucking read it!

Ansonsten empfehle ich immer noch Julies Anleitung zum Glücklichtwittern: Twitter ist unnütz.

[update] Von Jeriko grade in den Kommentaren gepostet, auch sehr schön:

it’s a lesson in how the future of music is working -

fans are literally (and i mean that….literally) lining up at the signing table after shows and HANDING me cash, saying “thank you”.

i had to EXPLAIN to the so-called “head of digital media” of roadrunner australia WHAT TWITTER WAS. and his brush-off that “it hasn’t caught on here yet” was ABSURD because the next day i twittered that i was doing an impromptu gathering in a public park and 12 hours later, 150 underage fans - who couldn’t attend the show - showed up to get their records signed.

no manager knew! i didn’t even warn or tell her! no agents! no security! no venue! we were in a fucking public park!

life is becoming awesome.

Redo The Web » Application Lego: Build a Wiki with Symfony in 20 Minutes

by delavigne & 2 others
This tutorial shows how fast you can develop with symfony. It showcases symfony's admin generator capabilities, and makes great use of a couple of symfony plugins.

Symfony-Zone » HelloWorld example with Flex and Symfony

by delavigne & 2 others
A simple guide on how to use Flex from within Symfony. The tutorial helps creating a simple client with a text field and a button, and shows all the mechanism involved in the communication to the Symfony backend server.

Symfony-Zone » HelloWorld example with Flex and Symfony

by Xavier Lacot & 2 others
A simple guide on how to use Flex from within Symfony. The tutorial helps creating a simple client with a text field and a button, and shows all the mechanism involved in the communication to the Symfony backend server.

How to build Guardian Trends | The Guardian Open Platform | guardian.co.uk

by karlcow

The Guardian Trends app is is now live, and it takes the form of an annotated line graph, with a link on each point that shows a selection of news stories from that time period.

code, circuits, & construction :: Arduino-based RFID reader

by karlcow

This tutorial shows how to make an Arduino-based RFID reader that reads Mifare tags and stores them in EEPROM. It is a modification of Alex Zivanovic’s code on Tinker.it. Thanks to Alex and Massimo Banzi for the reference. Once you’ve got it running, go on to the RFID to Web example, which provides a Processing interface sketch provides a GUI for the command-line interface written into the Arduino code.

March 2009

Wikirank

by sbrothier & 1 other
Wikirank shows you what people are reading on Wikipedia. It’s based on the actual usage data from the Wikipedia servers, which the Wikimedia foundation makes available as a public service. We take that data, process it, and give it back to you in a format that’s easy to use and share. Wikirank reveals emerging trends, and lets you embed relevant charts in blog posts and on social media sites.

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