The Nearest Neighbor News Network is a collaborative filtering RSS aggregator recently created by Jacob Lee and Ben Hodes, students at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. I submitted my feedburner feed for my site but it's noted as invalid in the NNNN system. Looks like that might be a bug to send their way. ...
I'm conspiring with someone on a project and one of the things we are working on is a list of people we'd like to invite to the first event. The list is 99% men. Are there any women in the Boston area who are tech/internet related innovators such as developers and founders of ...
The board of the Apache Software Foundation passed the resolution to make Apache Lenya a top-level project.
[Via Gregor.]
Marche Movenpick at the Prudential Center in Boston has been offering free WiFi for a few months and I finally had a chance to try it out. I'm typing this down at Caveau, their cozy wine bar/bistro and it reaches here, too. Fun!
So, as of late last night, I thought my iBook was dead. After only having purchased it on May 30th, this was quite sad. I went to the Apple Store tonight with a sigh and a hopeful smile. Surely they'd just give me a replacement since it had been less than two ...
I added an additional RSS feed for geek pals who requested that full entries of sooz.com be available in their newsreaders. So, if you want to read everything I've said in a particular entry, add the index.xml feed to your reader. If you want the introductory snippet, add excerpts.xml to your reader. ...
Matt is boycotting Lockergnome because they are taking a step back to the mid-1990s with the HTML code on the Lockergnome.com website, foregoing standards such as CSS for layout. I always got the impression that Lockergnome's content was intended for tech hobbyists -- not so much for people who work for a living ...
Even IRC bots can have a weblog. [Via Gregor.]
The cool humans at Feedster have launched my Feedster, a web-based news (RSS) aggregator. Very nice! It's free to create an account which allows you to save posts and searches, import OPML Urls, etc. It's so nice to be able to access the feeds/websites I read without having to be at ...
This is the website where I've documented life and work adventures since 2001: concert and food photography, music recommendations, events I'm hosting and attending, etcetera.
