Practical Uses for CueCat
A good, simple and practical idea for an analog to digital application using the CueCat barcode scanner: catalog your CD/DVD/book collection. See also the FooCat BarCode (added on 10/23/00, thru… Read more »
What is openCOLA?
openCOLA: "No software system—no matter how sophisticated—can hope to reliably find all documents that a given person would find meaningful without some human intervention. Rather than envision a future in… Read more »
Zaplet raises $90M in series D Rouns
They’ve been out of stealth mode for a few months, now comes the big money. E-mail has to go the way of the fax, one way or another. Active integration… Read more »
Lifestream: Organizing Your Electronic Life
My friend Mike Gold pointed me to this site during a chat session yesterday. We talked about the merits of blogging and concluded that time was a useful axis to… Read more »
21st century resolution #1: Research Prior Art to Reduce Thinking Duplication
I’m going to be a father in the days to come, I’ll be 30 next year and, give or take a few years, we’re entering the 21st century. So every… Read more »
Creating a Personal Web Notebook
Udi Manber:
Royal we or selfish I?
How do you express yourself on your blog, when you know you’re not the only one thinking what you’re going to express? I am posting on my blog, but “my”… Read more »
Witness corporate self infatuation thanks to Amazon Purchase Circles
Look at what these guys are buying:
Fake Internet-Enabled Democracy Watch: SpeakOut.com
SpeakOut.com, the place where you can make a difference “We take the traditional market research focus group and political polls and put them online while inviting you to tell politicians,… Read more »
Group Outlines, from Bits to Bytes
The first thing you learn when you’re taught how to write an essay, is to start from an outline. Blogs as they are now might seem so unstructured that’s it’s… Read more »