Being a passionate photographer and a happy Asus EEE owner, I sometimes would like to take a photo and post it immediately in this blog. I tried to do that last week, at QCon, and it turned out it isn’t exactly a smooth process. In fact, I had to:
Change my camera settings to create JPG […]
Before reading the linked story, please, check your GMail filters! Do you see anything unusual?
What would you do if a criminal stole something very personal, and very valuable from you?
What if they were able to target your business and criple your income?
You wouldn’t be too happy now, would you?
What if you also discovered that […]
I used to filter comment spam in this blog using a homegrown “Comment blacklist”, and it worked very well… in the beginning. However, in the last few day I had no time to regularly check my daily dose of spam and feed the blacklist, and as a result I had some spam published in my […]
Thanks to Tris I’ve discovered a great tool for RSS organization, Lektora. It is completely free (as beer, supported by ads), and integrates smoothly with Firefox (and IE but…. who cares? The nice thing about Lektora is that it creates a sort of newspaper containing all the new feeds; the UI is cool (as […]
Philip Greenspun’s Weblog hosts an an interesting debate on immigration, workers and salaries in the USA. Problems are similar here in Europe, and a solution is very far away.
Other great articles are appearing on the Web in these days. Joel Spolsky is publishing a series of articles explaining his experience during the development of his product, FogBugz.
The Road to FogBugz 4.0: Part I
The Road to FogBugz 4.0: Part II
The Road to FogBugz 4.0: Part III
Tonight, during one of my usual surfing sessions through blogs and websites, I first met the home page of Paul Graham. Paul’s biography is noteworthy: some books, one of the first studies on Bayesian spam filters and, first of all, the creator of the first web-based application.
Anyhow, the most interesting part of his site is […]
del.icio.us has a new (though hidden) user interface. To try it, simply open your broswer to the page http://del.icio.us/new/your_account.
There are two visible new features: the ‘tags’ index adopts the same style of 43Things, and the popularity of a link is now represented visually with a bar.
Feedhacks has just published an interesting Wordpress plugin called rssInclusion Plugin.
It provides some additional tags to incorporate contents retrieved from various search engines and aggregators. Very nice.
You have a few days left to submit your Wordpress theme to The WordPress 1.5 Themes Competition Blog.
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