- My lastest post: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-12-27 #
- RT @aplusk: computer fights back http://bit.ly/890FBi #
- woman calls 999 emergency because her cat is playing with string http://bit.ly/7eDtbj (in fairness, it was doin' 'er 'ead in) #imbeciles #
- noticed that Alfresco blog is powered by WordPress … ^_^ http://blog.alfresco.com #
- thinking that Facebook could *massively* reduce it's server load by using google gears (or just browser caching data in javascript files) #
- @NeilRobbins wow, worth knowing … principle remains the same though even if different solution is used to shift work to browser … in reply to NeilRobbins #
- @NeilRobbins html5 doesn't have offline sql support – which is gears most compelling feature? gears still 2b supported http://bit.ly/7x5SwI #
- @NeilRobbins link was to an article on couchdb
?? in reply to NeilRobbins # - @bengoode can't see the benefit in html5 for typical websites right now. maybe if you're building a "wave like" application … in reply to bengoode #
- @NeilRobbins ah ok, interesting. will think about that … in reply to NeilRobbins #
- @NeilRobbins i'm a "couchdb sceptic" in reply to NeilRobbins #
- RT @cmsreport: Recent Post: http://cmsreport.com/node/40667 — CMS Report's Top Ten Stories of 2009 #
- RT @Adventureskope @highsteph: "when it comes right down to it, what gives me the most satisfaction is the feeling of progress." #
- RT @cbensen: AdAge has a good article on being a Community Manager as a 2nd career http://bit.ly/4zqz4k #
- @NeilRobbins beginning to see the benefit of couchdb and javascript – not very "accessible" though ? in reply to NeilRobbins #
- @CouchDB but then you would need to do html rendering on server. curious idea of a javascript / couchdb only app ? in reply to CouchDB #
- @jchris serverside javascript has always appealed to me too – will look in to Sofa in reply to jchris #
- have been working on this site all night :~ http://www.dhiyi.co.uk (most of the update is visible to paying members only – sorry ) #
- @cmsreport the site already has about 150 members paying for offline content / services. website is a "self service portal" to members in reply to cmsreport #
- @cmsreport the challenge is that a) the users have a *very* low level of web literacy b) i'm working on a volunteer basis on this site in reply to cmsreport #
- just counted, I currently have 88 browser tabs open ^_^ #
- @CouchDB how does couchdb handle the html rendering. i had assumed it was just a data store (ie no inbuilt scripting or logic) in reply to CouchDB #
- RT @earthXplorer: I wasn't smarter, stronger or faster, I just wanted it more! ~jd andrews #
- @Doodlemac a mix of firefox and chrome about 75 of them in firefox in reply to Doodlemac #
- @Doodlemac pretty big but with multiple browser windows and a couple of virtual desktops, 80 odd tabs isn't *that* many in reply to Doodlemac #
- RT @Doodlemac @nonprofitorgs For every person that follows @DrewFromTV, Drew Carey will donate $1 to @LIVESTRONG: http://bit.ly/5T25kr #
- really about how Drupal is good for marketing projects … RT @acquia: Blog post: Waking up the Brand http://bit.ly/62U2pI #
- recognise the truth in this video … http://usedwigs.com/video-stop-sign-designed-by-committee/ #
- RT @barefoot_exec: When planning 2010, Remember "Your only limitation is how much action you are willing to take." Carrie Wilkerson #
- @JPBarlow "uh-ohs": ugly? measured by what yardstick ? compared to say 1810's?1900's? 1940's? in reply to JPBarlow #
- good basic personal computer security for internet users http://www.lifehack.org/articles/technology/8-keys-to-internet-security.html #
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