- http://j.mp/y4VgND – For those that are interested: this is kind of technology I use in my day job. Tens of millions of records per day… http://t.co/ebMpRB7w
- http://testflightapp.com – @ellenich http://t.co/cTkoDDuE
- http://instagr.am/p/H66l8hyQmV/ – Groovy. http://t.co/DcuOQldA
- http://lanyrd.com/2012/lidg37/ – Hopefully making it to my first London iOS Developer Group meeting of the year tonight. http://t.co/NbKIMnTT #lidg
Tag Archives: twitter
My delicious.com bookmarks for March 5th through March 6th
- http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2012-03-06/ – "Our lawyer has instructed me not to listen to your product idea." http://t.co/jDWArMa6
- http://www.etsy.com/listing/91617431/upcycled-apple-computer-pet-bed?ref=cat_gallery_10 – Heh, for @krider2010 and @shabba1973. “@CMoz: Niiiice http://t.co/Tm2wIvmT Cat & mac lovers will love this!! :D”
- ZX81.org.uk – Photography, opinions and other random ramblings by Stephen Darlington – I'm moving zx81.org.uk to a new server, so if things are a little glitchy there for a while, that's why.
My delicious.com bookmarks for February 25th through March 5th
- http://yfrog.com/nxqygvp – Thanks Xcode, very helpful. http://t.co/sYay95eo
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLfghLQE3F4 – Re. the privatisation of the Police… Fry and Laurie got there first in the eighties… http://t.co/VmYwnb20
- http://m.vanityfair.com/culture/2012/01/hitchens-201201 – @pdparticle Not necessarily. http://t.co/wnaNlFaj
- http://www.macworld.com/article/165587/2012/02/yahoo_facebook_in_intellectual_property_dispute.html#lsrc.rss_main – I guess this means that Yahoo! are officially on their way out. If you can't compete, sue over vague IP rights. http://t.co/jCcILiUS
- http://instagr.am/p/HtVldeyQoU/ – Donkeys of Greece calendar: March 2012 http://t.co/UQe7wGzO
- http://bit.ly/ycpIfz – Unite Leader calls for competency on ‘a day of actual action’ http://t.co/OdrDQDjL
- http://geekpanic.com/post/18376086580/the-2-0-paradox – Interesting post on "The 2.0-paradox." Thinking through this exact problem now. http://t.co/cqLqd2Ni
- http://pinboard.in/talks/biz.pdf – Interesting talk by the founder of @Pinboard. http://t.co/UwAHIHP6 [PDF]
- http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Scoopertino/~3/ntGLHzoJc6U/ – Apple takes the wraps off OS X Cowardly Lion http://t.co/9wM2DYVt
- http://j.mp/wW9h2u – “Apple’s share value hit an unprecedented $500bn… this morning, making the company worth more than Poland.” http://t.co/lkNP7zFY
- Cycling from the Czech Republic to Germany – I've updated all the images on my Prague to Meißen cycling trip blog. I'm better with Aperture than I used to be… It was a good trip; can't believe it was in 2008!
- Rant: I Love Photography – Well said. Plus some great pictures!
My delicious.com bookmarks for April 2nd through April 5th
- Average App Store Review Times – Displays the average app review time by pattern-matching tweets. Clever. (Currently around seven days, apparently.)
- Osborne! – Nice article about the Osborne-1 and the man behind it.
My delicious.com bookmarks for March 9th through March 12th
- Twitter tells third-party devs to stop making Twitter client apps – "More significantly, it demonstrates the vulnerability of building a business on top of a Web platform that is controlled by a single vendor." This is exactly the lesson I found with my Delicious.com client.
- Illinois scrubs death penalty – Another step in the right direction.
- NYT and "torture": Searching for a justification – Apparently the definition of torture depends very much on who is doing it.
My delicious.com bookmarks for October 20th through October 24th
- Deliberately uninformed, relentlessly so [a rant] – "Many people in the United States purchase one or fewer books every year. Many of those people have seen every single episode of American Idol. There is clearly a correlation here." Wholeheartedly agree with this post. Not knowing stuff is fine. Being proud of not knowing stuff? Not so much.
- Twitter Can Predict the Stock Market – "Mao compared the national mood to the Dow Jones Industrial Average. She found that one emotion, calmness, lined up surprisingly well with the rises and falls of the stock market — but three or four days in advance."