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- Great post by @jonhassell Web accessibility myths - a call for #accessibility advocates to be more business-minded: http://t.co/P3jEQhGi 1 day ago
- I support @thetimes Cities fit for cycling campaign and their eight point manifesto http://t.co/jYAfprJn #cyclesafe 2 days ago
- “Shelter From The Storm” by Bob Dylan is my new jam. ♫ http://t.co/kd9B6Xmt #thisismyjam 3 days ago
- Great comments thread "And what do we do when all work is automated?" Mick Mountz: The hidden world of box-packing #TED http://t.co/Li4ejjbR 4 days ago
- Last throes of a dying spambot? Just received this by email (Subject: #SUB#)... #GREET# Nic Price #P1# #P2# #P3# #URL# #P4# #P5# 4 days ago
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Monthly Archives: December 2008
What is Twitter?
Twitter is used in many different ways. As @dulwichmum says, its nearest equivalent that people are familiar with is Facebook status updates. Twitter updates, or “tweets” as they are sometimes called, are limited in length to 140 characters. Apart from … Continue reading
Robin Good at leweb: 12 things we must learn to do really well
Thanks to Peter Bihr aka thewavingcat on Twitter I was able to sit in on some of Loic Lemeur‘s Leweb this week via Berlinbase.de, a livestreaming mashup of video and text updates. One talk that caught my attention was by … Continue reading
Double espresso – Wesabe
Things I’ve been getting excited about recently over a double espresso… Wesabe I’ve been looking for easy ways to track what I’m spending. Mint.com comes highly recommended but wouldn’t let me in without a US zip code (at the time … Continue reading
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Double espresso – Last.fm
Inspired by Tom Coombs’s recent “Have you seen…?” post, here are some of the things I’ve been banging on about recently over a double espresso. First… Last.fm Last FM Last.fm plays you music while you’re online. It can create your … Continue reading
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To do: switch on Labs features in Google Apps
I recently switched over from standard google mail, calendar etc. to make more use of and get my head round Google Apps. The first thing I noticed was that I’d lost some features I’d enabled on the standard gmail. I’d … Continue reading