Tech Crunch: Utagoe Live 100 Is FriendFeed for Video Streams (1)
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If FriendFeed displayed only video, it might look like Utagoe Live 100. The service lets you track live video streams from all of your friends on one screen. Tokyo-based Utagoe just launched it as a hub for broadcasting and watching multiple, free live video streams simultaneously (from sites like Qik, Ustream, Justin.tv etc.), video-based chatting and conferencing. Aiming mainly at the U.S. and European markets, the service is available in English. Utagoe Live 100 is ...
0799 - Freddi Fish Kelp Seed Mystery (NTSC-U) (ZRY) (1)
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ISO Number : 0799Game Full Name : Freddi Fish Kelp Seed MysteryGame Region : NTSC-URelease Group : ZRYArchive Size : 93x50 MBDir Name : Freddi_Fish_Kelp_Seed_Mystery_USA_WII-ZRYArchive Name : zry-ffView NFO : Click VISIT WII.DS-SCENE.NET
navigator.geolocation: Using the W3C Geolocation API today (31)
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Last week I wrote a simple WhereAreYou? application that used the Google Ajax APIs ClientLocation API to access your location via your IP address. At the same time, we announced support for the Gears Geolocation API that can calculate your address using a GPS device, WiFi info, cell tower ids, and IP address lookups. Add to all of that, the W3C Geolocation API that Andrei Popescu of the Gears team is editing. You will notice ...
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kleinman said:
Intersting that Google is now providing the same technology as Skyhook to location detection.
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euribates said:
Muy interesante
John Resig - Processing.js (13)
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Demos below! As a sort-of reverse birthday present I've decided to release one of my largest projects, in recent memory. This is the project that I've been alluding to for quite some time now: I've ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element. I've been working on this project, off-and-on now, for the past 7 months - it's been a fun, and quite rewarding, challenge. The full scope of the project can ...
Pete Cashmore: MixTurtle Music Search Is Fast. Real Fast. (1)
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Combine the element of Web search with music playback and a mohawk-sporting, ciggie-smoking dinosaur, and you get MixTurtle, a new service that works as you might expect it to. Just click and play. Ajax is responsible making it behave as it does. Some might consider it bit too heavy on the large print. Everything but the topmost menu is sized big. But this is fairly easy to get accustomed to. And there’s an upside to ...
Hamilton Verissimo, aka hammett, founder of the Castle Project, is joining Microsoft (7)
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Long time readers of this blog (all four of you) wont find it difficult to remember my usual posts on my birthdays. Always a time to stop, reflect and setting goals. Well, another birthday came, I’m 29 now, and starting a new chapter in my life. I’m joining Microsoft and relocating to the North hemisphere. I’m sure you have many questions. I’m going to put some effort in answering the ones I can anticipate. Why? ...
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David said:
This is the guy who is over the Castle Stronghold open source project (includes Windsor, MonoRail, etc) so this is interesting.
Delver Launches Social Search (23)
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Information overload is a topic that keeps coming up, especially among users of social media services. As you add more friends and more services, the amount of content produced can become overwhelming to keep up with which leads to quality items being lost amongst the "noise." Noise-reducing apps like AideRSS or Moopz (both of which we love) highlight the best content, but their one drawback is that they determine relevance based on what the community ...
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patarakin said:
Визуализация отношений в Delver
Build Agnostic Map Mashups with Mapstraction (5)
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If you’re getting ready to get create a map mashup, but you can’t quite decide on which mapping API to use, you may want to check out Mapstraction. Mapstraction is described as: A library that provides a common API for various JavaScript mapping APIs to enable switching from one to another as smoothly as possible. In essence, Mapstraction allows you to build a map mashup that is not bound to any one mapping API and ...
Tech Crunch: AppLoop Tracks iPhone Users, Advertises Accordingly (1)
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With the launch of the new competitively priced 3G iPhone just around the corner, there has been a lot of speculation about the effect it will have on the mobile market. Since the iPhone has released its SDK, and added GPS capability, it is an opportune time for third-party companies and developers to take advantage of the possibilities that GPS offers. Throughout it all, venture capitalists have been pouring money into mobile-based solutions and analytics, ...
Google Goes After the TV with Google Media Server (7)
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Google just announced its odd Google Media Server, a Windows app that finds photos, music, and video and makes it available to DLNA devices like the PlayStation 3, XBox 360, and most Media Center PCs. Google Media Server is a Windows application that aims to bridge the gap between Google and your TV. It uses Google Desktop technology such as Desktop gadgets for the administration tool and Google Desktop Search to locate media files. All ...
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That Kid from Omaha said:
Excellent. Lot of iTV action happening here in '08 now. Just looking forward to this for the Mac, too.
GPS op je mobiel: Top 10 diensten op een rij (2)
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Vorige week maandag was het zover. De specificaties van de nieuwe iPhone werden bekendgemaakt, met GPS! Gelukkig, want hoewel de Iphone 3G al lang op mijn verlanglijstje staat, als er geen GPS in zou zitten was ik erg gaan twijfelen. Want de mogelijkheden van GPS zijn gigantisch. Er komen steeds meer toepassingen gebaseerd op GPS, de zogenaamde location bases services (LBS). Tijd voor een overzicht. Lees verder
ASP.NET MVC: Script Registration Helper (1)
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While building out the MVC Storefront, I find that I'm creating quite a large "Helper" library for doing common things, like registering script tags and CSS sheets. I decided to tighten this up a bit and created a helper I kind of like. The NeedI want to try and reduce repetition as much as possible throughout the application, and to that end I put as much logic as I can into "Helpers" so I can ...
Richard MacManus: iSofa.tv - Next Generation TV or Youtube Alternative? (1)
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Online video sites are cropping up all over the web. Yet the majority seem to be Youtube copycats in one way or another. Innovation is low and the space is becoming crowded. iSofa.tv is a new online video service that has a great concept and visual interface. Here's a better look at the service to see whether it has what it takes or if it's just another Youtube clone. The Good The Portuguese online video ...
SubSonic: Using Migrations (1)
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I've spent the passed few weeks polishing up some features for our 2.1 release (aka Pakala), and I've been paying particular attention to Migrations - something I promised would be ready to go a few months back. As of changeset 452 (made today, just now), Migrations are reasonably solid. As Always, There's a VideoI like blogs with code, but singalongs are more fun. I made a quick video today (about 15 minutes) of how you ...
Microsoft Source Analysis for C# Released (1)
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From post: "Source Analysis is similar in many ways to Microsoft Code Analysis (specifically FxCop), but there are some important distinctions. FxCop performs its analysis on compiled binaries, while Source Analysis analyzes the source code directly. For this reason, Code Analysis focuses more on the design of the code, while Source Analysis focuses on layout, readability and documentation."