Confesso che per un po’ di tempo ho etichettato l’OPML come quella cosa che piace tanto a Paolo e a Dave. In realtà so bene che si tratta di un altro utile formato per aggregare feed in forma gerarchica o generare ogni tipo di outline. E’ utilissimo per esportare i propri feed e [...]
Google Spreadsheets Launches: “
Another week, another Google product launches. Or almost launches in this case. Google hasn’t opened up Google Spreadsheets, an Ajax spreadsheet, to the general public yet but they have published a tour of what the product will look like once it actually does launch, and you can request an invitation to try [...]
Come annunciato nei giorni scorsi e confermato dall'accendersi di quasi 20 news nella mia smart list Mozilla Family.
La segnalazione più esauriente quella di InfoWorld, la più appassionata quella di Zbigniew Braniecki su Aggregate, il blog comunitario degli sviluppatori di Flock.
Firefox è una garanzia, il browser di riferimento con cui sviluppo e controllo pagine web (imperdibile [...]
Parola di Mark Pilgrim:
My name is Mark Pilgrim, and this is my personal home page.
From July 2001 to October 2004, I published a weblog here. (You can still browse the archives if you like.) Now that everyone and their dog has a weblog, I've gone retro and converted it back to a home [...]
OS trends?: “
At the CSS Working Group meeting on the Microsoft campus today there were 10 of us, with 11 laptops. Five of the laptops were Macs, all running MacOS X. Four of the laptops were running Linux variants (two Debian, one Fedora Core, one Gentoo). The last two laptops were running Windows XP.
Monopoly? What [...]
Ma ce lo racconta Yahoo! News:
By introducing blog services, Microsoft has entered a new front in its battle with Google, which got a head start by acquiring the Blogger platform last year. The two already have competing Web-based e-mail services and are about to lock horns over search technology. Later this year Microsoft plans to [...]
As many of you know, Daring Fireball is one of the hottest sites of independent Mac journalism. In late june DF has started a sort of premium subscription program. By paying some dollars you get extended feed, exclusive content and a kick-ass t-shirt; last but not least, you are supporting a great Mac blog!
I'm [...]
W3C Semantic Tour, Europe 10-24 June. 2 April 2003: W3C holds a series of one day events in Rome, London, Munich, Athens and Brussels from 10-24 June. The W3C Semantic Tour promotes W3C technologies that bring to the Web more effective discovery, automation, integration, and reuse of data. Organizers come from the W3C Italy, UK [...]
Safari to Drop Table Support.
The next release of Safari will be fully embracing Web standards by dropping all support for tables. From now on, any pages that use tables will cause Safari to play a very loud raspberry sound and refuse to display the page.
[Surfin' Safari]
E io che mi auguravo che fosse vero…
A long article by Clay Shirky about Power Laws, Weblogs, and Inequality has been creating a great buzz in BlogLand these days (see insteresting reactions by Dave Winer or Mark Pilgrim)
While I find interesting the observation about power laws on a wide range of community as BBSs, mail-list, newsgroup and websites compared to weblogs I [...]
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