Uber-design-hound Wolfgang Bartelme investigates the people’s preferences in RSS readers. Looks there’s no real concensus… huh… a real mix of NetNewsWire, Bloglines, NewsFire, Vienna, Firefox, Safari, Thunderbird, FeedDemon… Wow. And most people tracking between 100-200 feeds.
Category: Asides
Sociable: Quick Social Bookmarking Plugin for WordPress
Need more giblets for your blog? Check out Sociable, the easiest way to get your blog post on Delicious, Fark, Digg… etc… etc…
Flock Ewe Competition
Now that’s one I hadn’t heard before. Flock Ewe. Ha! Those crazy farmer dudes.
Reveal: like exposé for the browser!
A very cool extension created for the Extend Firefox contest… “Reveal allows you to see thumbnails of pages in your session history and quickly find the page you want.”
See? The internet does connect people!
…or at least a new study claims as much. According to a report, entitled The Strength of Internet Ties, found that e-mail supplements rather than replaces offline communications.
iClip Lite? Totally hot!
Wow. I want our topbars to look like this. Yowza! The iClip Lite widget is booteeful. And seems to have won something for it, too!
MemoryMiner: who, when, where for photos
Heard about MemoryMiner from buddy Blake over at CocoaRadio. Looks very interesting — especially the person-tagging feature and linking them to a specific time period or place and seeing overlaps between people.
Know your type
Red Labor has penned an excellent introduction to typography that’s well worth a read and the looksee.
OpenRAW – Digital Image Preservation Through Open Documentation
An effort to open up the proprietary RAW formats used by digitial camera manufacturers. Open source for digital media; a very welcome cause.
technorati tags: openraw, photography
Joe Hewitt releases Firebug
Check it out. Firebug, the brainchild of Joe Hewitt, has been released. Asa‘s got more details.
Factory Joe 