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Учимся на своих ошибках. Новый мир: как выбирать в пространстве с измерениями «важное», «интересное», «красивое» и «простое». Дать себе мастер-класс по целеполаганию?
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«Не отправь комментарий!» Народная забава. Также см. http://b23.ru/nrf и http://b23.ru/nri
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“Над всеми ними навис призрак отсутствия любви, леденящий душу своей нелепостью.”
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У меня новый жанр. Написанные и неотправленные комментарии. Самым разным людям. Сейчас вот был комментарий для shane tracey. Дурацкий, угу.
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Time went on and things were hunky dory, until we got an email from Google a few months ago. (As an aside, this is a pretty unusual for us to hear from Google—we have contacts from both Microsoft and Yahoo, and they send us press releases and invite us to events on their campuses, but we rarely hear from Google.) But the Gmail Product Manager, Keith Coleman, was writing to say that they were working on some major Gmail code upgrades that would break the Better Gmail extension. That was the bad news. The good news, however, was that they were also releasing a Greasemonkey API for Gmail.
Which basically means that Google’s INVITING Greasemonkey user script developers to add to the app. The API itself provides hooks to the web interface for developers to address certain parts of the page. Like, to add a box in the sidebar, your code could call an available method on the page versus start manually manipulating the DOM. This was huge news, and a big step forward for Greasemonkey developers. Because, like we talked about earlier, HTML is not an agreed-upon, permanent way to represent data in a web application. But an API is.
To tell you the truth, I thought that If I were to get any contact from Google regarding Better Gmail, it would be some sort of hostile lawyerly thing demanding that we stop messing with their product. But it was exactly the opposite: by introducing the API, they’re opening up the door and rolling out the red carpet for developers in to add to and modify the frontend of the webapp.
Better Gmail: “Crowdsourcing a Better Gmail” Presentation Slides and Notes - Lifehacker.com
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Just like last year, I have been able to find most of the Oscar nominated Animated shorts online. I have been generally happy with the Oscar nominations this year. However, I think Atonement deserved a best picture nomination (update: it did get nominated, what was I smoking?) and I think Kate Blanchett did NOT deserve a nomination for Elizabeth. The animated Oscar shorts nominees are quite strong. Certainly, a lot stronger than last year.
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Попробовал найти что-то почитать на fictionbook.ru через оперу мини. Не вышло. Пример того, как не надо замусоривать страницы рекламой и прочим трешем. Пошел на либ.ру.
http://bash.org/?831195
(@Dreki): I just realized something. (@Dreki): A is the 1st letter of the alphabet and H is the 8th letter, right? (@Dreki): 9/11=0.8181818181=HAHAHAHA.
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deplorableword: A while ago I posted a link to my Tumblr town, the idea is that the more visitors you get, the more it grows.
It reminds me a lot of PMOG | The Passively Multiplayer Online Game, a game built on top of the web, it rewards you for browsing or doing missions that are embedded into on top of regular pages.
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Отличная идея с пассивной многопользовательской игрой, когда одни только события в существующем вебе (в рамках сайта или всего веба вообще) приносят участникам какую-то прибыль. Отчасти напоминает blogshares и, если ещё дальше смотреть, всякие prediction markets, вроде Yahoo Buzz.
А мне ещё вспоминается старая идея с виртуальной карточной игрой (CCG), построенной вокруг активного сообщества и интеллектуальной системы управления контентом.
