I’m not Spacy
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 - 2:16 pm
I’m not Spacy connects your online calendars (Google, Yahoo!, etc.) to Twitter. It tweets you your appointments, helping you remember when needed.
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I’m not Spacy connects your online calendars (Google, Yahoo!, etc.) to Twitter. It tweets you your appointments, helping you remember when needed.
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These documents were originally created for YC-funded startups to use when raising angel rounds. They seem to have worked well in trial runs so far, so YC is open-sourcing them.
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The key to making a site builder for end-users is to make software that lets people with no design ability produce things that look good — or at least professional.
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With Adobe’s help, Google can now better read the content on sites that use Adobe Flash technology, helping users find more relevant information when conducting searches.
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If you register with any of the OpenID Providers mentioned above, you can login with it on any website that supports OpenID. You can also use your existing accounts from a humungous number of services as an OpenID login – AIM, Bloglines, WordPress, et al.
Read the article 3 CommentsSunday, September 16th, 2007 - 2:56 pm
Adobe will not allow third party streaming servers to stream H.264 video or AAC Audio into the Flash Player? One would need an appropriate license from Adobe to do so! So, for the future high quality Video on Web, will Adobe have the last laugh?
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I firmly believe in keeping things simple, easy for users and I envison pushing the technical envelop
time and again for the betterment of viable commercial and practical applications. More about me.
Since its inception on 11th June, 2001, "Brajeshwar" has 980 Articles and 6,660 comments, contained within 17 categories and 1,593 tags.