Malcolm Bastien

~ Monday, December 14 ~
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Let PyRoom Do The Talking

Let PyRoom Do The Talking


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~ Sunday, December 13 ~
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What’s Your Flavors? – Web.AppStorm

This site is amazing. I want an account now!


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My New Gelaskin

My New Gelaskin


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~ Saturday, December 12 ~
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davesenior:

davidkaneda:

Outside is an upcoming weather app for the iPhone with a beautiful UI and push notifications.


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(※) tools you should use

mnmal:

mrtoto:

…to simplify how you create and consume content on the web. These bookmarklets sit in my browser’s bookmarks bar; in fact, they’re the reason I display the bar in the first place.

things

  • tumblr — the best ‘blogging’ platform out there when it comes to sharing and the quick and simple creation of content
  • pinboard — bookmarking the way it should be (simple, effortless)
  • instapaper — read things later (on your iPhone or by subscribing to your own feed); remove the cruft around The Content
  • readability — removes everything but the content, and gives you nice typography and formatting to make reading that much easier
  • printliminator — trim sections off webpages that you don’t want printed
  • quietube — shows only the videos from Youtube, nothing else; Greasemonkey script also available to automate

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“ I don’t use Twitter for friends. I use it for participating in the communities I’m interested in.
— Anonymous

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Who Are You Unfollowing?

  • Anon: bam look at my following count
  • Anon: and its still dropping
  • Me: well done
  • Anon: down to 170
  • Anon: I feel awesome
  • Me: like, who exactly is it that you're unfollowing?
  • Anon: people who's tweets I don't like or care about anymore
  • Anon: people that promote their own shit too much
Tags: twitter unfollowing chats
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“ However, in the long term, I am still of the opinion that articles that generate discussion and thought amongst the community are more beneficial. You build a better reputation, you become memorable and your site begins to develop a community. If you are looking to make money, it is hard to beat a great reputation and a strong community, the money almost makes itself in those scenarios.
— The Drawar Blog

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~ Friday, December 11 ~
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Smashing Magazine Killed The Community (Or Maybe It Was Me)

This is the best thing I’ve read on the internet in all of 2009.

‘nuff said.

Tags: design
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iUofT

Wow. UofT acutally has a real iPhone application, that looks pretty feature rich to boot. Again for reference, Ryerson’s mobile offering is only a web interface. I mean… It’s ok… http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/iuoft/id330251012?mt=8


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