Archive For July, 2011
I watched Matt Cutts do an amazing TEDx presentation recently, which was inspired by Morgan Spurlock’s TV series, 30 Days. The idea is to try something new for thirty days. While the concept is pretty simple, the real challenge is finding things that you will try that may be past your comfort level. On August [...]
Would you hand over your house keys to a stranger if they promised to leave you something fun or useful? No, right? The following is one thing you need to know to stop Twitter spam and phishing schemes. Every time you authorize a third party service to access your Twitter account (or Facebook, or Gmail, [...]
This morning’s commute to work sucked. Traffic was at a standstill for much of my drive to the office. It was stop and go, stop and go… very annoying. Had I known about the jam, I would have selected an alternative route. This won’t happen again. Here’s an easy way to create a crowdsourced Twitter [...]
I was awestruck when I came across Sam Biddle’s Gizmodo post which shares visualizations of geo-tagged Flickr photos and Twitter tweets across the world. He wrote that ‘the data from North America is pretty surprising! Twitter use is heaviest on in the Southeast and Eastern Seaboard, with much less action on the typically tech-heavy west coast. [...]
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