Similicio.us
Via Waxy, Similicio.us helps the discovery of related content by checking del.icio.us tags and seeing what other content (represented by a URL) has been similarly tagged. Apparently it also uses the EasyUtil engine, although it isn’t clear to me how that fits into this…I guess it uses del.icio.us tags as a proxy for similarity, and [...]
Fark it!
Classic, Ted’s been farked. Love it.
New and improved with 100% more interestingness
Cool man, we’ve just upgraded Delivr to use the Flickr interestingness API for all recent images. We’re still filtering for Creative Commons of course, but the interestingness thing returns a way higher class of photo…these are super cool, and make great digital postcards.
The image search still covers all CC licensed images (so there’s great breadth), [...]
Review of Publi.sh
Nice review of publi.sh…it’s cool that someone gets the utility of it. They also got a nice screen grab of the posting interface.
I’m lovin’ it
Vast is pretty killer aswell. Havn’t yet had time to fully grok this, but they’ve apparently got an API which allows for unlimited commercial use so it will be interesting to see what that leads to…tempted to play I am.
gabbly.com…instant back channel
Gabbly is way cool, and ought to be bought by Google (yes, that’s a prediction), or maybe Yahoo!
I’ve often thought about something like this, but always imagined users would simply link to the site and the referring url would be used to drop the visitor into the chat…but how these guys have implemented is way [...]
Baby Telemetry
I used to be in the petrochemicals business and we used telemetry alot to manage supply and demand. In that context it was all about visibility into our customers business so that we could be proactive, and it worked well, and customers loved it.
So when I first came across The Trixie Update I was pretty [...]