Another cold medication induced video blog today. http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=2558674&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 Video Blog – 12-17-2008 | Track News and JustSignal Re-Launch from Brian Roy on Vimeo. Link to Steve Gillmor’s post on Twitter Track By the way… however Vimeo selects the static frame that shows before you press play… It isn’t working for me.
Category: Emerging Technology Practice
Paid Blog Posts – It is the 7th sign of the apocalypse.
Trying something new… my very first video blog post – fueled by cold medicine. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=2548305&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 Video Blog Post – 12-16-2008 | Paid Blog Posts and JustSignal IM from Brian Roy on Vimeo. As promised here is the link to the FriendFeed Conversation about Paid Blog Posts. Here is the… Continue reading Paid Blog Posts – It is the 7th sign of the apocalypse.
The myth of “everything” – Responses to my view of Track
My post yesterday – specifically regarding the Great Track Debate – received several responses on Twitter, identi.ca and friendfeed. Many of these – really all of them were positive – but the debate is far from settled. I learned something very important from one discussion in particular – that there is a myth that permeates… Continue reading The myth of “everything” – Responses to my view of Track
The evolution of FFStream and the Great Track Debate
As those of you who follow me on twitter or friendfeed know FFStream – which I began discussing in this post – has evolved into FF-Filtered. The changes are not dramatic, but they are significant. FF-Filtered is now focused on providing “your friendfeed – filtered” – and as that implies what it does is filter… Continue reading The evolution of FFStream and the Great Track Debate
XMPP, Track and the Social Media Command Line
Last Friday I created a FriendFeed Real-Time bridge to XMPP. Over the weekend I’ve had several people receiving their home feed in real time over XMPP (GTalk to be specific). I also wrote a post about what I had done and what I intend to do with this going forward. One thing I heard from… Continue reading XMPP, Track and the Social Media Command Line
54 Hours To Build A Company: A Look At Startup Weekend Phoenix
TechCrunch coverage of Phoenix Startup Weekend… Yeah – I was there working on Reserve Chute!!! Twitrratr gets a nice bump… nice job guys. Go Phoenix! It’s been some time since we last covered Startup Weekend, a series of events that bring a roomful of developers and entrepreneurs together to develop new startups in only 54… Continue reading 54 Hours To Build A Company: A Look At Startup Weekend Phoenix
What did you do last weekend?
I hope you had fun. I was at Phoenix Startup Weekend working with a team of smart, energized people to create a new company in a single weekend. The result – Reserve Chute – is sheer genius. This one time, at Phoenix Startup Weekend (http://phoenix.startupweekend.com) actually held in Chandler, AZ, a band of brothers, and… Continue reading What did you do last weekend?
Phoenix Startup Weekend – Live Feed
I’ve taken the liberty to create a FriendFeed room to live blog Phoenix Startup Weekend – starting in 29 hours. You can join the room here. Thanks to FriendFeed for the great new real-time functionality enabling the widget below – here is the live feed:
Follow the Presidential Debate right here using FriendFeed’s new Real-Time view
FriendFeed just launched it’s new Real-Time view – check out the details in the FriendFeed blog. UPDATE: To not be a traffic hound I’m posting the direct link to the Debate 2008 Real-Time feed. Watch it there if you prefer. You can check it out right here and follow the debate in real time. http://friendfeed.com/rooms/2008-debates/realtime?embed=1&title=Debate%202008%20LIVE… Continue reading Follow the Presidential Debate right here using FriendFeed’s new Real-Time view
OS X-installing EFi-X now shipping for $155
Fascinating… but not sure I’d be an early adopter on this. What is really interesting is how many companies are taking a run a Apple’s refusal to let OSX load on non-apple hardware. It appears there are several lawyers that believe there is a valid defense available. We will just have to wait and see.… Continue reading OS X-installing EFi-X now shipping for $155