Monthly Archives: July 2007

Facebook Extreme Stress Test

Funny, and probably not out of the ordinary either.

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Distribution 2.0 and Notice by Association

Growing friction between the haves and have nots? Scott Karp observes that a lot of bloggers are using “web 2.0″ services to cross-post their entries – he thinks it inefficient. I agree – it is inefficient to find yourself reading … Continue reading

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IM Most Valuable Web 2.0 Tool for Enterprise

Interestingly, social networking tops the no-value category.

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RSS Mixer

Interesting. But couldn’t find the OPML importer.

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Online storage with a smile

I’ve been searching far and wide for online storage solutions, but simply haven’t had the time to compile a comprehensive list for review. That’s both the beauty and the nightmare of the new internet – plenty of choices that are … Continue reading

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Redeye VC: 53,651

Probably hasn’t changed much, even though TechCrunch now has a reported 500K+ readers.

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OpenID simplifies recalling online passwords

Simple, succinct description, although that is just one of the aspects of OpenID.

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Social Networks aren’t Identity Networks

Correct.

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My phone is tapped, and water management officials hate me

Neither is likely, but it’s fun to create conspiracy theories anyway I spent the last few days planning an excursion to the water. I had a favorite spot picked out, and folks to join me. Impending rain was not an … Continue reading

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Don’t count on Facebook to be spam/scam free either

It’s just harder for Google to find. Squidoo took a tongue (and Google) lashing for getting overrun with spammy pages/accounts. They’re open to the viewing public and efficient at generating attention from the rest of the internet – it was … Continue reading

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