CultureCode’s Things has been trying to implement cloud syncing for many months now, maybe a year (by now, who cares anyway). Their last post on the subject can be read here. It seems the company is unable to hire an expert in the matters at hand instead of wasting an entire team’s months of work. [...]
Unfortunately I cannot ignore them all with a single click.
NYT wants to put blogs behind their new upcoming paywall. It seems that not even they know what is going to be happening with it and the rules. Interestingly, they may exempt famous blogs like Freakonomics and Paul Krugman‘s (recent Nobel prize winner) from being behind the paywall. Let me get this straight, they will [...]
In what critics are calling “musicblogocide 2010″, Google has deleted at least six popular music blogs that it claims violated copyright law. These sites, hosted by Google’s Blogger and Blogspot services, received notices only after their sites – and years of archives – were wiped from the internet. Shame on you Google. Follow this on [...]
Mysql is the most ubiquitous database server in the world as far as number of installations goes. It is also open source and you can use for free or buy support for it. If you have ever bought any hosting programs or use a simple website setup that is backed up by a database, chances [...]
Pelo menos estamos ‘a frente do luxemburgo… mas atras de toda a europa(!)
De vez em quando comeco a seguir links que alguns blogs de amigos meus chamam ‘a atencao. Normalmente, sao blogs populares na blogosfera portuguesa. Apos andar a saltitar entre os blogs populares, chego ‘a conclusao que o denominador comum entre a maior parte dos blogs e’ a arte de maldizer. Esta’ tudo mal. O pais, [...]
Jason Kottke writes on this post that a guy named Yishan Wong wrote a rebuttal about Facebook’s Walled garden approach. But, try and see the note here and you’ll get this: Pretty hilarious eh? :-)
Scoble has already summarized everything you need to know about Mesh: Yes, the synchronization features that most of you will notice when you start up the Live Mesh are pretty cool. Unfortunately they aren’t even close to being finished. Mac support? Coming in the future. Nokia support? Unclear. iPhone support? Ask Steve Jobs (translation: will [...]