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Home Archives for May 2010

Hilary Mason: How to Replace Yourself with a Very Small Shell Script

Posted By: Christineon: May 25, 2010In: About Smarterware

Just stumbled upon a YouTube clip of one of the best Ignite presentations I’ve seen, by Hilary Mason, a computer scientist at Bit.ly. Mason wrote a series of scripts that auto-respond... Read more

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Android 2.2 Screenshots: My Favorite Features in Froyo

Posted By: Christineon: May 23, 2010In: Android

Android 2.2 (code-named “Froyo,” the next alphabetical installment of dessert-named releases after Cupcake, Donut, and Eclair) is now rolling out to Nexus One handsets. If you... Read more

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Better Gmail 2 and Better Flickr Updated

Posted By: Christineon: May 21, 2010In: Add-ons

Released a few fix-it updates to the Better Gmail 2 and Better Flickr Firefox extensions this week, which you can get by pressing the “Find Updates” button in your extensions dia... Read more

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Google Gives HTC EVO Phones to Google I/O Attendees

Posted By: Christineon: May 20, 2010In: Android

Not only did Google pre-mail Droid handsets to I/O attendees, today they gave the Sprint HTC EVO 4G out to conference attendees at the Moscone Center, with a 2GB Micro SD card filled with mu... Read more

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Live from Google I/O: Waving Thursday’s Keynote

Posted By: Christineon: May 20, 2010In: Google Wave

Yesterday’s live wave coverage of the Google I/O keynote was so much fun we’re doing it again today. The Day 2 keynote starts at 8:30am (in less than 20 minutes), and Adam Pash,... Read more

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Live from Google I/O: Waving Wednesday’s Keynote

Posted By: Christineon: May 19, 2010In: Google Wave

Google kicks off its annual two-day developerfest Google I/O today in San Francisco, and no doubt there are goodies in store during the opening keynote this morning from 9 until 10:30am Paci... Read more

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Online Privacy: Check Yourself (Before You Wreck Yourself)

Posted By: Christineon: May 17, 2010In: Bylines, Webapps

Maintaining your privacy online isn’t as simple as Pirillo puts it, but his tweet made me laugh, because it’s such an important point. Awareness and prudence are more critical th... Read more

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From Facebook to Diaspora

Posted By: Christineon: May 17, 2010In: Webapps

Diaspora is a distributed, open source alternative to Facebook that a few NYU graduates want to spend this summer building. They set out to raise $10,000 on Kickstarter, and on the strength... Read more

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Introducing Todo.txt Touch: An Experimental Android App

Posted By: Christineon: May 13, 2010In: Android

Yesterday’s post generated some interest in an Android application that manages a todo.txt file, and I’ve got an itch to try my hand at a mobile app. So, I’ve just created... Read more

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Happy Birthday to the Shell Script That Runs My Life

Posted By: Christineon: May 12, 2010In: Command Line

On May 12, 2006, I hacked together my first bash script that was more than a dozen lines and published it on Lifehacker. todo.sh manipulated a todo.txt file at the command line using grep, t... Read more

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How to Hold Virtual Office Hours in Google Wave

Posted By: Christineon: May 11, 2010In: Google Wave

The best use of Google Wave’s new anonymous access feature is public group chats on a specific topic that anyone can watch or refer to on a vanilla web page, no Wave login required. La... Read more

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Spokeo is the New Creepy People Search Engine

Posted By: Christineon: May 07, 2010In: Webapps

Spokeo is the new people search engine that’s freaking users out, because when you “spokeo” yourself there’s a good chance you’ll find your home address, phone... Read more

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Disable Google’s Search Results Sidebar

Posted By: Christineon: May 06, 2010In: Add-ons

I don’t mind it so much, but a few people have told me they hate the new icon-studded search options panel that appears on the left side of Google search results by default now. To kil... Read more

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How Networks Transform Culture

Posted By: Christineon: May 06, 2010In: About Smarterware

In the past three months Anil and I have been to events in six different cities talking about Expert Labs and how the White House used ThinkTank to compile feedback on the Grand Challenges i... Read more

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Embed Waves on Your Web Site That Anyone Can See

Posted By: Christineon: May 03, 2010In: Google Wave

Google just released an easy way to embed waves on your web site. The Google Wave web element puts a wave on any web page–with anonymous access. That means even people not signed into... Read more

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