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June 2009

Simple Online Time Tracking, Timesheet and Reporting Software: Harvest

by karlcow & 8 others

Track time, log expenses, invoice clients, keep track of account receivables and revenue. Harvest lets you do it all, so you can run your business with style and ease.

The Den Of Geek list of lists - Den of Geek

by gregg
We can't keep track of them anymore, so we're going to keep them here from now on. There's 222 of them and counting...

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May 2009

HTML5 isn't a standard yet - W3C Q&A Weblog

by night.kame 3 comments

I did notice however several mentions of the "HTML5 standard" that led me to write this post to remind the community of the current status of the specification, both in practice and on the standards track.. HTML5 isn't a W3C standard. We certainly look forward to the day when it is, but it isn't yet. In fact, the specification, co-authored by Ian Hickson from Google, is still very much a work in progress.

Rappelons que HTML5 est le format "sérialisé à la SGML" du document, pour le standard on devrait écrire HTML 5 (mais Google a plus de mal à le trouver dans ce cas). Et Hickson nous rappelle dans les commentaires comment il peut être pragmatique (cf. hier).

How to track downloads in Google Analytics automatically

by delavigne (via)
every download link on your website can be a laboriou

Skinnyboard.com - Project Management for Agile Teams

by gregg
Skinnyboard is web-based software that helps agile project teams collaborate to get work done. It provides project boards of virtual index cards that you use to assign work, track status, and measure performance.

Privacy Diffusion on the Web: A Longitudinal Perspective | Semantic Web Dog Food

by karlcow

or the last few years we have studied the diffusion of private information about users as they visit various Web sites triggering data gathering aggregation by third parties. This paper reports on our longitudinal study consisting of multiple snapshots of our examination of such diffusion over four years. We examine the various technical ways by which third-party aggregators acquire data and the depth of userrelated information acquired. We study techniques for protecting against this privacy diffusion as well as limitations of such techniques. We introduce the concept of secondary privacy damage. Our results show increasing aggregation of user-related data by a steadily decreasing number of entities. A handful of companies are able to track users' movement across almost all of the popular Web sites. Virtually all the protection techniques have significant limitations highlighting the seriousness of the problem and the need for alternate solutions.

Lifehacker - Flashbake Automates Version Control for (Nerdy) Writers - Downloads

by karlcow

Flashbake automatically embeds ambient information in each version of those files—like the weather, your Twitter status, the last track you listened to—by including it all in each version's commit message.

FreshBooks - Online Invoicing, Time Tracking and Expense Service

by gregg & 5 others
Send, track and collect payments quickly. Great for teams, freelancers and service providers.

inSSIDer | MetaGeek

by cascamorto
inSSIDer is an award-winning free Wi-Fi network scanner for Windows Vista and Windows XP. Because NetStumbler doesn t work well with Vista and 64-bit XP we built an open-source Wi-Fi network scanner designed for the current generation of Windows operating systems. A year later inSSIDer was discussed by Lifehacker and Tekzilla Benefits Inspect your WLAN and surrounding networks to troubleshoot competing access points. Use Windows Vista and Windows XP 64-bit. Uses the Native Wi-Fi API. Track the strength of received signal in dBm over time. Filter access points in an easy to use format. Highlight access points for areas with high Wi-Fi concentration. Group by Mac Adress SSID Channel RSSI and time "last seen."

April 2009

UrbanTick: What shape are you?

by karlcow

Wile working with the GPS track data of the UrbanDiary project, in connection with the series of interviews I am conducting, I suddenly recognized the different shapes and patterns that are being produced by the participants. Really funny shapes and forms, but always with a number of strong fix points. The shape is determined by a number of factors such as the spatial relationship of destinations, the distances traveled, the amount of travel and the intensity of repetition. The first point, relationship of destinations makes for the overall shape and the last point, the intensity of repetition makes for the character of the shape.

The images are all generated from participants that have a track record of two month and are the same scale.

Gallery - Where's the remotest place on Earth? - Image 5 - New Scientist

by karlcow

Unlike roads, which can evolve out of any old dirt track, railways require skilled labour and considerable investment. As a result, they are confined mainly to the richer nations of Europe, the US, Australia and Japan.

Railway networks in India, Argentina and parts of Africa give clues to their colonial heritage.

activeCollab | Project Management and Collaboration Tool

by karlcow & 59 others , 2 comments

Project Management & Collaboration

activeCollab is a project management and collaboration tool that you can set up on your own website. Have an area where you can collaborate with your team, clients and contractors and keep projects on track while retaining full control over access permissions and your data.

We make bug tracking easy @ 16bugs.com: hosted bug tracker

by gregg & 13 others
16bugs lets you manage your bugs from a simple and productive interface. From a single account you'll be able to track your activity on the whole 16bugs network: companies you own, bugs assigned to you and bugs you sent. 8$/mois pour 3 projets

A Perfect Personal Data Collection Application | FlowingData

by karlcow

But all the self-surveillance tools so far are mostly about a single dataset or two at most. You track your weight and what you eat, but it's more complex than that. Life is complicated and data is an abstraction of life after all.

March 2009

TweetBurner.com

by jakamos
track links you share on Twitter, and Friendfeed too!

Spotify Super Search V2

by xibe

With Spotify Super Search you can: - Create an advanced search query then click Search to search directly in Spotify - Select whether to search on Artist, Album, Track, or any field - Specify whether the result matches, contains, or does not contain your query - Chain queries together using boolean AND and OR picklists - Seach based on year: exact match, before a certain year, after a certain year, or was released within a range - Search based on genre. There are over 200 genres used in Spotify: Spotify Super Search lets you select and search on any of them.

Slife Labs, LLC

by Xavier Lacot & 2 others
Slife is a time and activity analytics application for both Mac and Windows that automatically keeps track of where you spend your time on your computer.

How to Make Your Own Twitter Bot - Python Implementation | FlowingData

by karlcow

Following up on my post last week about using Twitter to track eating and weight, some of you voiced some interest in creating your own Twitter bot. This post covers how you can do that.

Couchit

by pooky_a & 1 other
Couchit allow you to easily build and maintain your website. Add your content and get started right away. Couchit is still a beta release, but you already have: a simple and intuitive user interface the possibility to create and edit pages the possibility to choose your site URI an easy way to choose your website color scheme a nice integration with Friendpaste ... And the best is yet to come... For all the latest news and features, visit news.couch.it. How? No SQL at all. We use the new and powerfull document oriented database, Apache CouchDB. Werkzeug, a micro web framework Who? Couchit is produced by Enki Multimedia. Privacy? We do not track your usage of this site, cookies are used to store your preferences only. Use it freely and share with your friends.

In search of the click track « Music Machinery

by xibe (via)

I’ve always been curious about which drummers use a click track and which don’t, so I thought it might be fun to try to build a click track detector

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