It’s fun to get the echosphere to play together, isn’t it?
So when Chris gets up to kick off Gnomedex and asks us to link to this post to upset the TechMeme robots, well, I have to call party foul and mention that this party trick isn’t exactly new.
In fact, it was done last year, and [...]
Monthly Archives: June 2006
TechMeme hacked… again!
Jun 30th – 10am
What’s next for Firefox advocacy?
Jun 29th – 7pm
I can’t help but notice that not much has happened with Spread Firefox since I left, even though my good friend Jamey continues to feed me mockups and possible redesigns of the site (note: the photo at right isn’t Jamey’s work but an early redesign attempt between me and Josh Jarmin).
And though the Firefox [...]
Identity Twenny is the new cross-platform
Jun 29th – 2pm
I’ve been spending a lot of time working over the idea of identity representation and validation over the past couple weeks… a topic that is both deep and wide and includes many players.
For the moment, I’m partial to OpenID, as it seems lightweight, decentralized and championed by my buddy Scott Kveton at JanRain (who is [...]