2005 June

This Week In Games - TWIG - is a weekly podcast. In every episode I’ll give you the lowdown on what’s going on in the industry, and tack along my personal opinions. (…)

 

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These links come courtesy of the chat room at Where 2.0:

GoogleMappingBOF - Kwiki

Flickr- Photos tagged with where2005

API (gmaps) Demo

Google Maps API Documentation

del.icio.us-tag-where2.0

mapufacture — Where 2.0 collaborative map by mikel

GPS fun on Mobile Phones

SourceForge.net- Project Info - 93 Photo Street

Road Sage Project

gMapTrack - Your Locations, Trips and Trackers with Google Maps

OpenStreetMap

MappingHacks PPT

Whitelabel.org » London Underground accelerated time disruption map

del.icio.us-tag-geo+wms

[Observed at Where 2.0] Tim O'Reilly, in his presentation, keeps speaking to the term “hacker friendly” when referencing newer, less rigid applications: Users add value, Network effects by default, Small pices loosely joined, Software above the level of a single device, Data is the next 'Intel inside.' These bulletpoints have been pulled directly from one of his slides. (…)

[Observed at Where 2.0] We have a few WiFi-capable digital cameras, right? We have EXIF information automatically recorded with JPEGs, right? (…)

[Observed at Where 2.0] Where are we this morning? Sitting next to ubergeek, pt, at Where 2.0 - and it looks to be the most visual conference of the year. (…)

I don't have iTunes installed on my computer, largely because I don't need yet another media manager at my fingertips. (…)

We've always had sponsors at our conferences - they're quite welcome beyond necessity. However, we've never incorporated sponsorship like other conference coordinators have done. (…)

Never EVER put boulders in the washing machine… again.

We use American Express almost exclusively in our house, largely because they automatically tally and organize our spending habits (making it much easier to organize income come tax time). (…)

Exactly. No, seriously. On the heels of Gnomedex, we're flailing down to SF for a few days to cover Where 2.0 for the Show. (…)

I had forgotten about this stupid little tune that I recorded a few years ago, after hearing some folks complain about paying for anything online. (…)

I'm still reeling with excitement from this weekend's event. New articles, photos, videos, and audios are likely to keep streaming in steadily over the next few weeks. (…)

Dave Winer demonstrated his new OPML Outliner from the stage during the opening keynote at Gnomedex 2005 kicking things off Morning Coffee Notes style. (…)

 

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If you missed my opening presentation for Gnomedex 5.0, here are
the words - with the audio transcript forthcoming.
Scobull /n/ - 1. Loose
wire; 2. (…)