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140 magazines for five bucks
Now this is something I’d pay for: a service that allows you to search and access over 140 publications online [linked off Ben Hammersley’s weblog]. The price? Less than five American dollars a month. No ads, no dead trees. And it comes with a seven-day free trial that doesn’t require your credit card number. You…
Sitings
As of time of writing, this UK computer magazine poll indicates that Firefox is the second most-used web browser with a respectable 17% out of 537 votes (including one from myself). Sleeping in the public library? Another New Yorker deals with high costs of living by staying in a 27-foot camper van. Nullsoft have done…
Infinite loop
This dude did something awesome with his Second Life house. Technorati Tags: Second Life
Learning environments in Second Life
I have been visiting various campuses in Second Life to learn how visitors can be engaged and learn new things using this medium. Worthy of mention is the Second Life Planetarium (Slurl:Second Life Planetarium) where you can view the constellations moving around you, with a guided voice tour. It felt like I was in an…
Drink and be merry
If you’ve been wondering why you don’t meet any good-looking people at the pub, this may be why. A round for the house! >:-)
Rojo loses its Mojo
To think I was celebrating the acquisition of Rojo by Sixapart in a recent post. A few days ago I logged into Rojo for my daily fix of geek news and was surprised to find that the tag cloud was gone. Gone! When I first used Rojo I found it a bit overwhelming but soon…
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An assess-Mint
Over the past two days, it’s been hard not to notice the excitement around the world of weblogs about Mint, Shaun Inman’s new web stats app. I’ll admit that after reading some of the posts by Mint’s beta testers, I…