Archive for August, 2008

Another Artifact from the Future

Artifact from the Future, originally uploaded by jeffmcneill.

August 31, 2008 • Posted in: flickr • No Comments

Artifact from the Future

Artifact from the Future, originally uploaded by jeffmcneill.

August 30, 2008 • Posted in: flickr • No Comments

Last.FM – Pandora – ITunes – Shoutcast – Library – Songbird

I have been spending some time on Last.FM, and it is really a delight. Allow me to explain. Background I generally listen to shoutcast radio stations such as Digitally Imported, SomaFM’s Groove Salad, and The Buzzout Room. I connect with the excellent Songbird player, now at the 0.7 release. Besides the radio I listen to [...]

August 28, 2008 • Tags: , , , , • Posted in: audio, internet • No Comments

Designing the Moment – Robert Hoekman, Jr. – Book Review

Designing the Moment: Web interface design concepts in action by Robert Hoekman, Jr. There are many useful concepts illustrated in this book, including: Gutenberg diagram–Primary optical area and terminal anchor Ambient signifiers by Ross Howard – color, size, transparency level The goal to create positive moments, with a great example of the use of autocomplete [...]

Curious Kitteh Meets Learning Experience

Curious Kitteh Meets Learning Experience, originally uploaded by jeffmcneill.

August 26, 2008 • Posted in: flickr • No Comments

Four Levels of Community Engagment

Four Levels of Community Engagment, originally uploaded by jeffmcneill.

August 25, 2008 • Posted in: flickr • No Comments

Twitter to Laconica Bridge for Identica / army.twit.tv / etc.

Hello folks, I am new to the bridge thing, which essentially are one way feeds of dents from identi.ca or Leo Laporte‘s army.twit.tv or any other laconica installation. From what I can tell there are currently three ways of doing this bridge, though I am sure this will multiply very soon, and I likely have [...]

Source Code Management Project Management in the Cloud

There are various websites which perform various project management functions, but the latest offerings from the cloud (or software-as-a-service) which are most compelling are those which start with a solid distributed source control system and add additional features. Github using Git (wikipedia) Launchpad with Bazaar (wikipedia) Assembla — my favorite and the most full-featured — [...]

Experience Map

Experience Map, originally uploaded by armanz.

August 21, 2008 • Posted in: flickr • No Comments