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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 2 days 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 4 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# 5 days ago
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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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Tagged accounts, double espresso recommendations, money, personal finance, social networking, wesabe
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Social networking – worth the wait?
Two things struck me when reading this article about Google’s Orkut being bigger than Facebook in India and Brazil. First, that people are prepared to wait up to five minutes for a page to load. Orkut – 1.5 minutes Facebook … Continue reading
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Tagged bloatware, Brazil, download speeds, Facebook, India, internet, myspace, orkut, social networking, software
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Intranet content management remixed
Ever since I saw them and started using them I could see that if we had Delicious, Technorati and Bloglines on our intranet it would change the way we work and our perception of what an intranet is. It’s something … Continue reading