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Rannie Turingan created this beautiful video slide show of 20 couples on twenty couches. He is an incredible Canadian photographer, who I previously heard about through mutual friends across the border in San Francisco.
20 x 2 : What’s The Difference? from photojunkie on Vimeo.
February 26, 2008 – 5:14 pm
On Sunday, Mozilla developers reverted a change to cookie handling that was going to make web mashup and widget developers’ lives horrible in Firefox 3 — it would likely have been a disaster for Firefox and Mozilla. Thank you team Mozilla for addressing this in such a timely manner!
By Lloyd
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Tagged Asa Dotzler, Dan Witte, Daniel Veditz, Firefox, Firefox 3, Firefox 3b3, Jesse Ruderman, Jo Hermans, Matt Mullenweg, Michael Adams, Mike Beltzner, Mozilla, Niall Kennedy, Raanan Bar-Cohen, web privacy, web security, WordPress.com
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February 16, 2008 – 11:08 am
Jennifer Hodgdon, WordPress Plugin Development Documenter extraordinaire, has written Migrating Plugins and Themes. This seems like a great resource for the WordPress plugin developer who may have been putting off updating their blogs.
As she says, “it’s a Wiki — feel free to add/clarify/edit/fix.”
Jennifer continues to provide essential contributions both to the codex and in [...]
February 7, 2008 – 2:12 pm
Down to a few few seconds after migrating China Digital Times from Movable Type to WordPress.
Go to the Scot Hacker Bird House and read Notes on a Massive WordPress Migration. Scott, the webmaster of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, and O’Reilly author knows his stuff, and backs it up with the data. Brilliant [...]
January 31, 2008 – 6:02 pm
I had lunch with the very talented and personably Jacky Zhang today. It was nice catching up with him after many, many months since we have had a good face to face chat. Earlier this month Jacky left Flock and is now working for Victoria’s Genologics.
Although, having an amazing experience with Flock this position with [...]
January 16, 2008 – 9:45 am
“This is true”, Chris Messina giggles at a minute thirty of Citizen Garden Episode 1: Winter Solstice Edition in response to Larry Halff asking him about being involved in a social networking project. If you know Chris, you know “this is true” is a chrisism. If you don’t, I’m excited that he and friends Larry, [...]
January 15, 2008 – 9:30 am
Boris Mann and Danny Robinson have started a technology startup incubator called Bootup Labs in Vancouver.
By Lloyd
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Tagged 37signals, Advice, Advisors, Bootup Labs, Boris Mann, Danny Robinson, Funding, Jason Fried, Jeff Bezos, Raincity Studios, startup, vancouver
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January 14, 2008 – 4:13 pm
I haven’t been able to influence Dennis Howlett or Thomas Otter into making clear arguments that supports their accusations, let along clear accusations, so here I will try to do that first step for them:
Scoble broke the law by sharing our personal data with Plaxo.
By Lloyd
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Tagged Accusation, Arguments, Blaine Cook, Brad Fitzpatrick, Chris Messina, DataPortability, Debates, Dennis Howlett, Dries Buytaert, European Union, European Union Law, Facebook, Kristopher Tate, law, legal, Legal Precedence, Marc Canter, Personal Data, Plaxo, privacy, responsibility, Robert Scoble, Scott Kveton, Thomas Otter, Trust
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January 12, 2008 – 5:57 pm
Dennis Howlett and Thomas Otter recently made serious accusations against Robert Scoble, explicitly stating that he has broken European Union law. They both use very strong language, no if, maybes, buts about it. Both have responded to my article. Unfortunately, to my frustration they continue to level these accusations without clear arguments and focus — [...]
By Lloyd
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Tagged Accusation, Dennis Howlett, European Union, European Union Law, Facebook, law, legal, privacy, responsibility, Robert Scoble, Thomas Otter
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