Google Reader integrated in Gmail
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Sebastian
I found this how-to on ZDnet, you need to install a little Greasemonkey script. Then your GRRS feeds integrate nicely with Gmail.Just like that. Technorati Tags: gmail, greader
Flock Screencast
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Sebastian
Well, after watching the Scoble Show about Flock I decided to record a couple of screencasts of my own on that subject. The first is on the photo function/flickr integration.Turns out that 6 minutes is almost 165 MB. Much too big a file for a FlashPlayer. So, until somebody tells me how I can quickly […]
Stand Up: In Second Life as well as in Heidelberg
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Sebastian
This morning when I paid my weekly visit to the second life office of CC. Chapman I saw this big ad:Huh, I though. Ok. Then, though, while strolling through the city of Heidelberg, I saw this: Very interesting coincident, don’t you think? A successful worldwide campaign against world wide poverty by the UN. Check it […]
Google does Passport backwards
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Sebastian
Reading about the Office 2.0 conference in the Labs I thought that not only does Google challange Microsoft for the office-app space.They also more or less quietly proved that the Passport concept wasn’t all that bad. Google just introduced it the other way round, now it is there and nobody complains… Technorati Tags: google, office20, […]
iPod gestures
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Sebastian
Steve Gillmor likes to experiment with the format of the Gillmor Gang despite everybody telling him that splitting a show into five parts sucks. While I generally agree, practice makes perfect and I can almost blindly scroll to the 3:50 minute-mark of a file when the real show starts. Unfortunately, the GBX extension does not […]
ACAP announced – Make your content a walled garden…
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Sebastian
During the book fair in Frankfurt, publishers announced a new standard which is supposed to automatically communcicate permissions information. This means as I understand it, that search engine and other bots would automatically see if the content on a certain site is supposed to be indexed or if the publisher prohibits indexing. While I do […]