del.icio.us millionth user / birthday bash

I am a huge fan of del.icio.us, so I decided to check out their millionth user / birthday bash at the Yahoo campus (many photos here). I had a chance to briefly chat with Stephen Hood (a product manager at del.icio.us), Les Orchard (del.icio.us engineer), Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield, Salim Ismail (co-founder of PubSub), [...]

Create a dynamic family photo screen saver

You might have heard about a product called Ceiva. Ceiva is a picture frame that plugs into a phone line. Each night it automatically downloads digital photos to the picture frame. It’s a great way to share photos with family members but it costs money. Ceiva charges you for the frame and you need to [...]

Is Nick Douglas the Devil?

Thomas Hawk has confirmed that Nick Douglas from Valleywag is indeed the devil.

The Devil Himself, Nick Douglas Hosted on Zooomr

1999 called…

In case anyone is wondering why I’m being credited with the title of this post on Supr.c.ilio.us, that phrase was from a comment that I made on Techdirt a few days ago…
1999 called, it wants it’s bubble back.
The comment was related to Business Week’s recent cover story hyping Web 2.0 companies.
More on the BusinessWeek article [...]

Edgeio – one week after launch

By now, most people have heard about the recently launched Edgeio. If you’re not familiar with Edgeio, here’s a good overview written by TechCrunch guest blogger Nik Cubrilovic. You can also listen to an interview with TechCrunch co-founder Mike Arrington on the Like it Matters blog. I’d really like to [...]

Web 2.0 Innovation Map

I came across this cool Web 2.0 Innovation Map on Google Maps Mania. Zoom into your part of the country to find Web 2.0 sites/services in your area. A couple of weeks ago, I created something similar to this on a much, much smaller scale (SF Bay Area only) on Wayfaring.

My Yahoo gets AJAXy

It’s good to see Yahoo making some improvements to MyYahoo. They recently added the ability to drag & drop content. This is a standard feature on most of the new AJAX homepages. I’m not so sure where these new home pages (Netvibes, Zoozio, etc.) will be a year from now. I [...]

Wayfaring Personalized Maps

I created my first Wayfaring map. Wayfarer is a new service that lets you build a personalized Google map without requiring any programming. You can annotate the map with a route, add notes, tags & photos to your map, and share the map with friends.

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