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Add Double Scroll Arrows to Both Ends of the Scroll Bar [Mac OS X Tip] (18)
on Lifehacker (34012) permalinkAll-things-Mac weblog TUAW highlights a handy Terminal trick for adding OS X's double scroll arrows to both sides of your scroll bar. Just fire up Terminal (it's in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder) and paste (one line): defaults write "Apple Global Domain" AppleScrollBarVariant DoubleBoth You'll need to log out and back into your Mac before the changes take effect. If you prefer more traditional variants, you can actually tweak the other two options—place ...Shared by AdamB (50) Alec Peden (187) Art (272) Bill (44) Bill Sodeman (40) Breyten (80) Dedalus (89) Eli (21) ema (73) gnusic (270) Michael (66) mike (26) Phil (13) Puneet Thapliyal (25) Rosha (476) silverlunace (61) TO-Double-D (174) Wendy DeCora (45)Contribute comment
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11 Things Startups Should Know About Enterprise 2.0 (74)
on ReadWriteWeb (14114) permalinkYesterday we wrote about Enterprise 2.0 from the point of view of the Enterprise, the buyer. The conclusion was that the impact of social media on the Enterprise was very big, addressing the very "nature of the firm". This post looks at Enterprise 2.0 from the point of view of the vendor, specifically startups. This is a 30,000 foot view, but we aim to get past the hype to insights you can use in your ...Shared by _original (252) Aaron (348) Abdul Jaleel (59) abrudtkuhl (130) Akhmad Fathonih (54) Alexander (55) Almar van der Krogt (3) arjo (129) atul (547) Björn (14) Bradley (57) Brian (24) Burcu Tüzün (65) Charleno Pires (197) Charles (31) Dan (19) Darian (37) DarrenN (68) Darth Peeth (13) DavidSS (49) Drew Olanoff (564) Dzey (42) ehu4ever (368) Eoin (71) Eric (28) fujisho (25) Goktug (63) GP (146) Haidong (43) Hisham (308) iAlja (177) james young (35) Jan (251) Jason David Pelker (109) Javed (549) Joseph Rodgers (158) Keith (13) Kerry (117) Kyle (103) maccman (87) Mark (38) Markos (22) mathewbutler (33) matias dutto (39) merkurov (51) metaeuphoria (49) MichaelMJ (40) ming (23) Muhammad Basheer (35) Nick (10) OGG (30) oliver gassner (147) omar (58) partout (59) Peggy (74) Phil (13) rachna (72) Rob (492) RomanZolotarev (36) Ryan (30) sarahintampa (448) schmiddi (26) schuettla (24) Sean (85) Tac (90) ThirdEye (73) tjp (50) Tony (124) Trebel (26) ultraviolet (169) Uno (42) Usability (14) Victor (69) 明青 (67)
- Sean said: I think this is a good list. My advice for startups that want to pitch me business? 1) Understand that just because you don't like MS products my business (an most other enterprises) run on a Microsoft backbone. Integrate with AD for security and run on IIS. 2) Understand my business, and how we are structured. Professional service orgs. are very different than big companies.
- maccman said: Very interesting article
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10 Promising Web Platforms (119)
on ReadWriteWeb (14114) permalinkIn this post we review 10 promising developer platforms for the Web. We're not talking about the obvious ones either, like Facebook, iPhone, OpenSocial or even Twitter. Those have been covered extensively already. The list below features some of our favorite 'lesser known' web developer platforms. There are bound to be other excellent developer platforms not noted below, so as always please use the comments here to point out your own favorites. We've written a ...Shared by _dot_ (118) (jeff)isageek (330) Aaron (348) Aaron (24) Abdul Jaleel (59) Adam (91) Adrian (89) Akhmad Fathonih (54) Alfonso Martinez (50) Almar van der Krogt (3) Amer (24) Anders (32) Angus Logan (26) Archit T (110) arjo (129) Ashwani (14) audi (22) Bjoern (97) Blogtester (43) Brooke Adcox (36) Bruce (72) Caleb (47) CB (168) charris1980 (139) cheewu (20) Daniel (44) davidmat (34) dobata (955) donlbe (58) DrBaher (74) Eoin (71) Eunice (32) felix (20) Ganesh Kulkarni (13) Gary (11) genki (43) Geoff K (49) ggatin (78) Goktug (63) Haidong (43) Hisham (308) iAlja (177) ilja (53) indigo (48) james young (35) Jamie (18) Jamie R (76) Jan (251) Jeffrey (50) Jim G (35) Jimmy (53) joamag (28) John (23) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (527) Joseph Rodgers (158) Josh (109) Justin (36) kan65535 (70) kcearns (56) Kerry (117) Kevin (36) kicha (24) kleinman (18) Kourosh (137) Laurent (21) Laurent Courtines (40) Leo (98) Leon Ridge-Cooke (61) luca Filigheddu (22) Marie Casas (61) Marque (94) marysam (82) Miguel Angel (141) Mikael (142) myvahid (46) nikhil (156) Niklas (57) noel (76) pankaj (43) paul (51) pepitogrilho (17) Peter Stark (22) Phil (13) Piotrr (63) Quinny (81) Rob (492) Roger (84) Rumble (22) Ryan (30) sarahintampa (448) Saravanan (28) satts (28) Satya (69) Schade (29) schmiddi (26) Selwin (56) Sergey Kapustin (61) shanusmagnus (48) Shyam (36) Simon (90) Simone (66) symtym (35) Syng Shin (303) tarun (23) Themba (6) Tina K.J (66) Tony Duckles (68) Trebel (26) ultraviolet (169) Unseen (79) Usability (14) Vincent van Wylick (77) Vinuth (17) WebFlint (18) WindPower (89) Wyctim (92) yojibee (93) zapnap (108) 異塵行者 (54)Explore read five notes
- shanusmagnus said: Nice rundown on various API technologies, including a bunch I'd never heard of.
- Simon said: www.EventsListed.com - Events
- CB said: tie all of our data together.
- Haidong said: to many platforms to follow for developers...but I believe there will be something interesting come up if you can somehow mixed some of those
- Unseen said: Early Web 3.0 or what?
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Early adopters vs the Mainstream: Google Insights points out websites only used by Silicon Valley nerds (69)
on Futuristic Play by @Andrew_Chen (412) permalinkIntro to Google InsightsI have recently been playing around with the insanely useful Google Insights for Search product. You should definitely try it out if you haven't. It's basically Google Trends on steroids, and shows you a ton of data on any search you try. An SEO wizard's dream, basically. It's described as: With Google Insights for Search, you can compare search volume patterns across specific regions, categories, and time frames. Basically you put in ...Shared by | Balu | (101) Alan Veeck (57) Alejandro-S (94) Allen (30) ario (64) atul (547) Ben Newton (61) Brian Carter (101) Brian Kennish (42) Carl (25) Chris (225) Chris Roat (38) Christopher (57) Dan York (41) Dustin (36) Elizabeth (110) Eran Kampf (18) Eric (37) Erik Bruchez (35) eschnou (41) Fernio (31) Flexdaddy (62) Gabriel Weinberg (10) Gedoehns (10) hank (26) Hessu J (52) Hrag (31) Ian (43) Jaime (120) Jamie (18) Jason (65) Javed (549) Jeff Schmidt (100) Jonathan (26) Juls (30) Kristen Lindsey (5) LM (23) Luke (13) Magnus J (35) Mark R (40) Marshall Sponder (128) Martin (57) Mihai (20) Mike (29) Mike F (2102) Mike Kujawski (61) Nelson Minar (30) Nice Fish Films (248) olifante (100) parkylondon (50) Paul (42) Peter (53) Peter (23) Peter H (89) Phil (13) Ralf Mueller (20) rkcollins (36) Rob (46) rveguilla (25) rzklkng (616) sarahintampa (448) Seth (62) Tad Chef (674) thattalldude (87) Tim (17) Tim Saylor (18) Werner (41) Xdroot (200) Yusuf (20)Contribute comment
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How To Demo Your Startup (116)
on TechCrunch (24223) permalinkJason Calacanis’ most recent post to his email mailing list is particularly relevant to our audience. He’s spoken with 200 companies in ten minute increments as they give their pitch to be a part of the upcoming TechCrunch50 conference. I agree with all of his thoughts below based on my own experience getting pitched from thousands of startups over the last three years. If you are pitching a company to the press, a conference, a ...Shared by @runb@laj! (2) Adrian Howard (19) Adriana (39) Alexander Ljung (42) Amir (21) Andreas (4) Andrerib (33) Andy Cary (1) Anol (32) Aydin (40) B.J. Schone (6) barbara (8) Ben (5) Ben (494) Benjamin (2050) Benny (42) Bill (16) blackbelt (22) brady forrest (22) BryanSays (48) btw0 (49) Charles (11) Chi-chi Ekweozor (66) chris (769) consolejockey (4) craig (255) Damian (20) Dan Grigorovici (11) davidorban (30) Dibau Naum h (46) dmkanter (14) dobata (955) Dominik Wind (12) Dorai (60) Drew Olanoff (564) Eino (71) Eric (21) Ettore Pasquini (4) Eugene Petrenko (1) Eugenio (19) frank_tentler (38) Gabriel Radic (10) Green Flash (53) GS (22) Gustavo (15) guy (1081) hbenny (45) Ian Irving (8) Idan Gazit (3) Ignatia (19) Jack Wilson, K4SAC (96) James Sherrett (4) jason (13) Jay Liew (112) Jeremy Gordinier (7) John Park (47) jon (3) Jon Henshaw (13) Jon Phillips (449) Jonathan (91) Julien Le Nestour (14) Kevin Sablan (44) Kristen (621) Kuldeep (4) Kyle (7) Kyle James (79) Kyle Mulka (40) Lars Trieloff (66) lizunlong (153) Luigi Montanez (8) Manish Bhardia (1) Marc Dahan (1) Matt (54) Max Timchenko (11) Mike Prasad (3) Mike Williams (1) mjs (43) Mohamed Marwen (21) Murat Aktihanoglu (26) Nathan McDonald (5) Neel Ketkar (10) Nicholas Mercer (65) Nico (10) Nu New Olympics '08 (39) Olga (61) Orunner (24) Peter (72) Phil (13) philip (10) Pierre Henri Clouin (47) ProfVegas (919) Ramit Sethi (70) Ray (35) Rob Hyndman (83) Roman Porotnikov (5) Sandesh (5) SAPRI B.ROSLI (352) saul klein (6) Shaun Connolly (7) Sheehan (37) Shimoda (4) Spencer Fry (37) stelabouras (70) Stephanie (11) Steve Ryner (12) Stubbs (44) Sumanth (24) Sun Tzu (1579) Tal Siach (1253) Tim Heineke (37) Todd Loren Sinclair (6) warrior007 (685) webtime (1260) willpate (15) Yaron Orenstein (7)
- dmkanter said: good stuff, thanks @roopeshsheth!
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Kontagent: Game-changing analytics software for social network applications (1)
on VentureBeat (2425) permalinkSocial network analytics company Kontagent is a bit like a machine-tool inventor of the 1800s. Machine tools helped spur massive industrialization: Manufacturers could buy these tools instead of creating their own in order to build production machines for things like consumer goods. In the young world of social network applications, Kontagent may help spur a wave of higher-quality Facebook applications. It provides detailed information about user behavior on social network applications in a web interface ...Shared by Phil (13)Contribute comment
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Keep Your Profiles in Sync with Atomkeep (75)
on ReadWriteWeb (14114) permalinkThere's a new social network that pops up everyday. Most of us can't count on one hand how many social networks that we are currently apart of. Even with all these networks, there's only a handful that we continuously update. Sometimes there's just too many and some get left behind in the tedious process of updating our profile information. Atomkeep aims to help you keep all your profiles in sync with the click of a ...Shared by Alan (49) Andrew N. Carpenter (40) avg (79) brokekid (422) Carsten (18) Ch (176) Corvida (335) dafmetal (16) Daniel Dočekal (9) Dimitar D (116) Dmitry Ulanov (24) DOCBook Howto (464) Doris (42) Drew Olanoff (564) Edo (119) ehu4ever (368) Elizabeth (110) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (74) fordchao (250) Fred Schechter (287) Galtenbergs (73) Glenn (79) green (17) Hisham (308) Howard Shippin (1) iAlja (177) Jamie R (76) janequigley (101) Jason (39) Jimmah (57) Jimmy (53) Joey (27) John (24) Jonathan (44) Joyce (233) Jules (205) Jye (97) Karthik (34) kepp (104) Kerry (117) Kin (31) lendicom (34) lisamac (34) Mao Yu (35) Mario Hemsley (45) Marque (94) Matthew Bookspan (8) micah saul (3) Miguel Wickert- Pineiro (30) Mike F (2102) ModernMami (195) Mohsin (32) Neo2049 (72) Nick Cairns (45) pablo (88) Pankaj (23) PHAT Mommy (29) Phil (13) Priyadarsan Venugopalan (116) Rahim (20) reechard (110) Rob (492) Rob (25) Rob Jongschaap (559) Robert Scoble (292) Roger (84) rtsnance (94) sarahintampa (448) shawnmor (134) Stephan M (218) svartling (172) Tim (276) TNLNYC (37) warren (122) yasuo110 (27)
- dafmetal said: Having one central point where you can update your different accounts and keep them in sync is definitely useful. However, having to enter your password each of them is just too big of a security risk.
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NowDoThis Assigns You One Task at a Time [To Do List] (19)
on Lifehacker (34012) permalinkWebapp NowDoThis displays the most important item on your to-do list in a clean and simple interface. Hit the "done" button and NowDoThis shows you the next most important item. To get started, enter your to-do list into NowDoThis' simple text area in order of importance, as shown. Save your list and NowDoThis (otherwise known as "the boss") will spit out the most important directive. Press the "done" button and NowDoThis displays the next one. ...Shared by Aaron R (434) alldrin (30) Amy (41) Brandy (87) Compuwizard123 (225) ghassem (82) Jason (56) Joseph (74) JPowers (41) Kajivar (146) KingBee (39) Patty (818) Peter Duke (22) Phil (13) rOckY (709) ryan.capote (79) Todd Lohenry (112) Zach (268)
- JPowers said: Brilliant!
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ooVoo for Macintosh (OSX 10.4 and up) v1.2.0.88 (1)
on AfterDawn: Software updates (2) permalinkooVoo is the next evolution in online communication - a remarkably easy way to have a face-to-face video chat with friends, family or colleagues, no matter where they are in the world.Shared by Phil (13)Contribute comment
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Delicious.com Relaunches with 1,000-Character Notes Fields (36)
on 43 Folders - (234) permalinkOh happy day — the new Delicious is here In the years since del.icio.us was acquired by Yahoo! it’s been hard to get why it remained such a red-headed stepchild. Despite an unbelievable lead in both mindshare, functionality, and ease-of-use (yeah, it’s been my preferred bookmarker for years), del.icio.us seemed to sit there while a dozen social bookmarking sites lapped it with fancier designs and (mostly superfluous) new features. Yay, Yahoo. Today Y! revealed a ...Shared by Adam S (44) Alec Peden (187) Alpha (39) Brian (35) Chris (23) dobata (955) Eugene (146) Gienah Ghurab (64) Ingar (22) James (35) Jeff Daly (165) Jeton (33) Kim (42) krispijn (21) lghuffman (51) Matthew (23) Matthew Bischoff (64) Miguel Caetano (586) Mike McBride (70) mndoci (208) Mohammad Behdad (56) Mrs S (84) Nathan (15) Nick Nogueira (99) Phil (13) Picketwire (66) powlow (31) ppip (93) Rachael (39) Seth Anderson (46) SFSlim (142) Shack (70) Stephen Hood (31) Vincenzo (183) whatevernevermind (174) ziqbalbh (63)
- Chris said: This is awesome.
- Picketwire said: Merlin on the best part of the new Delicious.com--1,000 character notes fields. To my minds,this makes del.icio.us a self-contained linkblog platform.
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App roundup: Timekeeping and billing (Part II: The Quickening) - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (5)
on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (5978) permalinkFiled under: SoftwareI got a lot of feedback from commenters yesterday about the app roundup of timekeeping and billing software. Turns out that little part about not having a comprehensive list didn't satisfy anyone! So let's add to our list, and include five more apps and services to make you a billing maestro and timekeeping maven: iBiz Billings TimeLog OfficeTime Harvest Continue reading App roundup: Timekeeping and billing (Part II: The Quickening)Read | Permalink | ...Contribute comment
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Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0 (17)
on Delicious/inbox/chrishaff (100) permalinkBookmark this on Delicious - Saved by ravidor to web w3c programming mobile standards webdev webdesign webdevelopment xhtml todo bestpractice - More about this bookmarkShared by ahmadnassri (16) Alessandro Piana Bianco (37) Chris (44) Chris Messina (53) columbiaredhot (17) Davinder (84) eiji (9) El Nene (54) hao (66) Jason Brooks (71) Matthew Justice (22) Michel (51) Phil (13) Raanan Avidor (60) rob larsen (13) Shannon O'Brien (1) Terence Eden (0)Contribute comment
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Geekdom To Launch Tech Incubator “Geeksville” Site Tomorrow (1)
on TechNation Australia (20) permalinkSydney-based Internet marketing company Geekdom is getting serious about their tech incubator Geeksville with the updated site to go live tomorrow (30th July) To quote Ian Naylor, the “Mayor of Geeksville” Our aim with the Geeksville Incubation Programme is to take ideas in there early inception and develop them to a VC ready or cash positive state, using the huge pool of resource and specialised companies available to us within the Photon Group. The Photon ...Shared by Phil (13)Contribute comment
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Accel Looks To India For Venture Returns (16)
on TechCrunch (24223) permalinkIs India finally ready to produce some world-shaking Web companies? It certainly has the raw talent. And increasingly it has the capital. Accel is the latest VC fund to focus on the sub-continent. It absorbed Indian VC firm Erasmic, and is relaunching it as the Accel India Venture Fund. One of Erasmic’s investors is Google. The fund does seed-stage investing inside India, and will continue to do so under Accel’s ownership. (Four Erasmic partners will ...Shared by anand (57) Bhavesh (91) Brian Phillips (5) Burad (36) Eunice (32) Hisham (308) Marin Purgar (90) nikan (137) Phil (13) Rahul Gaitonde (65) sameer (24) Satyajeet (39) Setu (45) spsneo (79) Vicky (20) Vishal (21)
- anand said: Go India Go.
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Bricksmith 2.0 (12)
on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (5978) permalinkFiled under: SoftwareIt has been awhile since I posted about Bricksmith, it looks like Allen Smith hasn't spent all his time pining for more TUAW coverage. Nay! He has been working on Bricksmith 2.0, which brings some new features to this open source Lego modeling app. The renderings have been improved, part search has been beefed up, and new addition to the Help file will aid those looking to create nifty models.My favorite part of ...Shared by DamienG (45) Eric (20) gfurry (108) Jeremy Johnson (62) joel (49) Josh (20) Kevin (117) Nico (89) Phil (13) Phuller10 (163) tatopuig (22) weldon (12)Contribute comment
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Silverback now available (42)
on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (5978) permalinkFiled under: SoftwareUK web development team Clearleft has released its web site usability testing application, Silverback.In short, Silverback turns a Mac into a portable usability testing laboratory. What used to require a complicated and cumbersome set up involving several computers, a video camera, and lots of time, can now be done much faster and with less hassle. You only need a Mac with a built-in or attached camera, and a copy of Silverback.The application records ...
