What is Flock?
Flock is a cross platform browser meaning you can install the browser on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines. Flock is build on another favorite of mine from Mozilla called Firefox. Since Flock comes from the Open Source movement you don’t have to pay a dime for it, remember nadda, nothing. [...]
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Download Wednesday: Flock
June 11th, 2008
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Posted in Applications, Download, Download Wednesday, Free Stuff, Social Networking, Web 2.0, software | Tags: flock, flock browser, flocking, social browsing, social media, social sites, surfing the net
Twitter Badges
June 6th, 2008
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Everyday I learn something new on this thing they call the internet. I wanted to make a couple of tweaks to this blog by adding some graphics and badges.
Badges are used by bloggers to showcase the different social networks they are on with your screen name so others can join or follow you. [...]
Micro Blogging site Plurk is ready for the big show.
June 2nd, 2008
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These days Micro Blogging sites are popping up week by week every since twitter has had their most recent meltdown. Don’t get me wrong twitter still has love in my heart, but that is fading fast with all the issues they keep having read more about that here.
To my surprise this morning around 7:30 [...]
Not like you didn’t know this but, another story of Twitter’s slow demise…
May 6th, 2008
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I got wind of a story about twitter today while I was viewing some articles in my google reader (da bomb btw). The story stated that the company Pingdom.com has been monitoring the up-time of social networking sites. Well it should come to no one’s surprise that Twitter.com is the worst out of [...]
Twitter is always slow, could Ruby on Rails be the culprit or Management?
May 2nd, 2008
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I ran across an article on Crankygeeks.com about Ruby on Rails. Warning this post might get a bit technical and thus not really interest you, but hear me out for a moment. I heard about ruby on rails, oh 2 or so years ago. Just like some of the other programming [...]
Posted in Applications, Social Networking, Web 2.0, twitter | Tags: reliability, ror, ruby on rails, scaleability, twitter
