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Flock rocks (or Chris Messina is a demo god)! From Roland “At OSCON 2005, I was lucky enough to get a demo of Flock, the new “social web browser” based on Firefox, from Chris Messina, Flock CSS and design guru, at their launch party. I was blown away!”
Rebel This lone man on the streets somewhere in America is a rebel. Rebelling against authority and the structure of society.
Event blogging with Drupal From Alex Samuel “This is Information Society Week in Capetown, and one of the events taking place is the first telecentre.org workshop to use the new Drupal-based event platform that I’ve helped develop.”
Bootyliscious West Coast Style Sam runs around SF talking fasion and taking sniper photos of some of the city’s worst dressed women.
Canon 5d There are a couple rumors floating around this morning about a new Canon dSLR, the 5D.
Booty Call…Should I Answer? Seriously…should I? Should I give in to the tempation that everytime I pass a mirror I have to turn my head ever so slightly to make sure the same booty that poured in to the Serfontaine jean in the morning was still able to pass the “other woman test.”
The other day I blogged about the Canon 5d buzz I had been seeing on the web. Today Dave sent me a link confirming the rumor. Here’s the specs for the Canon 5d (in espanol). Anyone wanna buy my Canon 20d? I’m keeping my lenses though. 🙂
Jason just finished and released his new book “Just Another Soldier: A Year on the Ground in Iraq“. His stories are awesome. You should buy a copy. Here’s a couple great excerpts I blogged while he was in Iraq still. The Tao of Soldiering Just Another Soldier Three Days of Combat – Day Two – Read More …
10 Hours In The Life Of Andy Mad Rampage Through Vancouver
I’ve been telling my friends, family and various other photogeeks I hang with that Canon will be putting out a full-frame sensor upgrade to the Canon 20d in time for Christmas. The 1d is just too expensive, but all us prosumers are drooling over the idea of a full-frame sensor. I also guessed that it Read More …
Choosing a Platform For The Telecentre.org Distributed Network This document outlines the process we followed for choosing a telecentre.org web platform; the platform we ultimately selected was Drupal.
Choosing Drupal With a fast-growing user base in the non-profit sector, Drupal’s strong online community focus made it an appealing prospect. Nonetheless we were concerned about documentation and interface issues and its wiki support.
Evaluating Specific CMS Options
Our Goal: A Platform With Community DNA
Envisioning A RSS-Based Distributed Network
OSCON Aggregator at EventBlogging.com
Here’s a few photos from the informal DrupalCon we pulled together down here at OSCON in Portland. Plenty of geekery to go around. If your not here, it’s not too late… interesting (and free) Bryght and Drupal training taking place this Saturday too. Get in touch. Drupal Geek Photos on Flickr
kk Clusters on Flickr Tags on Flickr just became a whole lot more usable and interesting.
Interestingness! Besides being a five syllable word suitable for tongue twisters, it is also an amazing new Flickr Feature.