September 2010
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August 2010
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October 2009
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April 2009
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Google App Engine
So Iv’e gotten a few minutes to mess around with the Google App Engine for Java. so far my thoughts are as thus:
it’s very cool but there is ALOT of room for improvement though
I like their free quota/billed model
I like how easy it is to build local and deploy via the eclipse plugin. the less I have to leave my unified IDE to build and deploy, the better.
the datastore is pretty...
Aliens Cause Global Warming →
January 2009
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September 2008
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Chrome
So everyone is going nuts for Google Chrome right now. Like everything else, I refuse to download it until at least a 2nd iteration.
I’ve 1 reason to like Chrome and number of reasons not let’s start with the nots 1) it’s webkit. I mean come on…. srsly…. come on…. 2) ok, processes for each tab? not to give IE props but IE had separate processes for windows...
May 2008
5 posts
Google IO: App Engine Code Lab link →
Tweets
LOLz. twitter is down again
Google IO: Open Social code lab →
Android
Google to use Android to grow the mobile pond -CWD www.lazybeardesigns.com
GoogleIO
At the conference in San Fran. This is going to be cooooooolz -CWD www.lazybeardesigns.com
April 2008
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Solid Web Dev Needed
Trying to scale my biz and I’m in need of some web dev support. I’m looking for a longer term, contract relationship with a solid developer who’s up to speed in the Web2.0 and social net space. Most of the work coming in entails some php, java, javascript/AJAX, etc and some regular ol’ SQL. no .NET nonsense. We’d be working closely together on projects and hopefully...
Hero of the Day →
Google Awesonenesses
I can haz PaaS plese?
bigscreen lappy. scotch. my deck. what’s better than that?
Google & Salesforce →
they continue to amaze…
Google I/O
Registered for Google I/O in may. This sounds TOTALLY awesome. can’t wait… -CWD
wii wee →
omg
March 2008
5 posts
Most used CSS tricks | StylizedWeb.com →
(via poortaste)
I don’t know anything about money. I don’t mean that I’m not a financial expert....
– A Financial Moron Explains the Wall Street Crisis — New York Magazine (via peterwknox) (via poortaste)
SubPrime in Graphics →
Gators of News
ok so I’ve been playing with Newsgator’s Editor’s Desk. Love it. Newsgator has yet again amazed me in their foresight and quality of execution. Newsgator has long been a leader in the RSS and information aggregation space and now their foray into the widget areana has proven that they still have their finger on the pulse of information and technology. We all want our content and...
Move faster than everything else around you and you won’t get hit. -Joe Wagner
February 2008
4 posts
The whole dream of democracy is to raise the proletarian to the level of...
– Gustave Flaubert
JumpCut →
very nifty
Don’t try and snow the snowman
– my Wife
Newsgator's got widgets! →
long time fan of newsgator. now they’re jumping in with both feet into widgeting -CWD
January 2008
26 posts
Really truly sorry. →
— david
more WIDGETS
so I’m testing out http://www.widgetbox.com/ . It’s pretty neat. you can widgetize alot of content and even wrapper it into a Facebook or Mebo app. will let you know how it turns out -CWD
How can someone who’s so socially awkward make a social networking site?
– Amy on Zuck’s 60 Minutes segment
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Everybody's wacky for Widgets, and of course,...
Surprisingly enough, there were several conferences on the topics of social networks and widgets at CES. I attended the following: Widgets as a Platform: Content, Advertising, Communications Social Networks and User-Generated Media as a Technology Challenge: The Platform, the Content and the Network The Next Generation inf Mobile and Broadband Platforms: Social Networks, Widgets, Search,...
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Don't be fooled, size IS everything
One thing to notice at CES is size. While the venue itself is massive that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about the size of the products. Mobile devices are shrinking rapidly. TVs/display units are expanding in width (and shrinking in price) all the time. With the OLEDs beginning to enter the market, everything is getting thinner as well. With this means for the...
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Mobile is a prong, not the entire pitchfork
Everyone has a mobile device of some sort these days. Be it a cell phone, crackberry, pda, navigation device, etc. The list is ever growing as we as consumers desire to consume everything, in every possible way, everywhere. Mobile is an interesting and only partially saturated area of the electronics market. Because it is still so new to so many consumers the potential of mobile devices is still...
Nothing new but that's not a bad thing
Nothing here at CES is anything that I haven’t seen before. There were no personal jet packs, x-ray vision goggles or pocket teleportation devices. This is only slightly disappointing however. What I DID see was an amazing VARIETY of vendors. All the things we’ve been buzzing about for quite some time now are here and they’re here en masse. There were TONS of TV/display...
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Observations
After visiting almost every possible booth at CES I’ve noticed a couple key things. Nothing really new is coming up Home Integration is EVERYthing Mobile is not turning out to be all it’s cracked up to be… yet Size is driving everything. Smaller phones. Bigger TVs I’ll elaborate on each one of these points in separate posts. What they all indicate, however, is that the...
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Avatars
www.bigstage.com creates avatar from 3 images -CWD
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Sony Rolly
Wow
This audience in this social networking talk is rather behind us in terms of vision and understanding. It’s sort of funny to me since I think a lot of this stuff is a no brainer but to all these other ppl its big news. Is it just bc I’ve been so deep in this stuff for a while now? Hmmmm -CWD
Panel discussion: Social Networking & User...
In the panel right now. Interesting mix of panelists. They’re discussing how and why social networks exist and what makes them sustainable. Core conversation with user generated content built on top of it is key. More later… -CWD
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Home is where the media is
The BIG theme here at CES, I’ve noticed, is home media and home integration/automation. Everyone and their electronic brother is pushing in to this space in a big way. And to tell you the truth, it’s about time. When I was at my former employer I worked closely with our AV vendor on world class video conferencing systems. We had Lutron lighting, Crestron touch screen control panels,...
Day 1 at CES
Day 1 was great. Andrew and I saw a ton of interesting product vendors and we sat in on a discussion about Disruptive Technologies. I also sat in on panel discussion about widgets as a platform. I’ll give a full report later with my notes from the talks and details on some of the interesting stuff we saw. Off to day 2! -CWD
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Under Bed TV