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The Blog Phenomenon A recent overlooked Web trend?overlooked by the mainstream media, at least?is the proliferation of public diaries, generically referred to as Blogs. The term originated from “WeB log” and was further promoted by pyra.com as a Blog at its www.blogger.com site, although www.pita.com is considered the original source of easy-to-use Web logging. People […]
A List Apart - How to Write a Better Weblog THERE?S BEEN A RECENT retread of the weblogging phenomenon following a few articles at PC Mag, Time, and The Morning News. After posting my own short list of things that ought to be banned from weblogs, I realized that a list of things to be […]
We have our blogs, like to read each other’s and it would be cool to discover blogs from people living next to us. But there isn’t a good seach engine for that.
Geeks have one. So do hairy gay men and their admirers. Isn’t it time bloggers have a code to describe themselves as well? (OK, so maybe not, but we charge forward nonetheless). Answer the following baker’s dozen questions. Select the answer in each category that best describes you. The code will only be as accurate […]
A Truly Remarkable Effort John!! Considering that you have to run the country and all, to get time for this web log is gratifying - - - “Anyway, so the ALP are obviously not top-shit, they’re like, bottom-shit. And Crean has boobies.” John Howard: P.M.
Weblogs and the Mass Amateurization of Publishing A lot of people in the weblog world are asking “How can we make money doing this?” The answer is that most of us can’t. Weblogs are not a new kind of publishing that requires a new system of financial reward. Instead, weblogs mark a radical break. They […]
Modeling the Internet’s Large-Scale Topology Network generators that capture the Internet’s large-scale topology are crucial for the development of efficient routing protocols and modeling Internet traffic. Our ability to design realistic generators is limited by the incomplete understanding of the fundamental driving forces that affect the Internet’s evolution. By combining the most extensive data on […]
What Does the Internet Look Like? It is less random than people thought FEW questions are simultaneously so baffling and so significant as: ?what is the structure of the Internet?? Baffling, because the thing has grown without any planning or central organisation. Significant, because knowing how the routing computers that are the net’s physical embodiment […]
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Welcome to Blogarithm.com! Here’s how this works: 1. You enter your email address and your favorite blog’s URL above and click the “Watch this Blog” button. 2. You’ll soon get an email that will include a URL for you to visit. Click on this URL or enter it in your favorite browser. 3. A page […]
In a sign that content is once again king, one of the Web’s earliest and most interesting publishing activities—weblogging—appears to be undergoing a huge surge in popularity. Thanks to new easy-to-use software, the number of weblogs on the Net seems to be growing at an unprecedented rate. A weblog, or blog, is a regularly updated […]
weblogs: a history and perspective 7 september 2000 In 1998 there were just a handful of sites of the type that are now identified as weblogs (so named by Jorn Barger in December 1997). Jesse James Garrett, editor of Infosift, began compiling a list of “other sites like his” as he found them in his […]
What are weblogs? Posted by Dave Winer, 11/16/01 at 9:43:34 AM. This is a perennial debate—everyone wants to know what a weblog is, and how to compare the tools used to make weblogs, and how to understand what makes weblogs different from journals, newspaper websites, and directories. What are weblogs?
if you want me, you can find me left of center, off of the strip… WHY? WHY? What is this? We’re in the lab and there are two consultants and two users…. and we close at 2AM—and suddenly some new user walks in. Who the hell GOES to the computer lab at 1:40AM? WHO, dammit?
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Wedding photographers could be put out of a job by a robot developed by scientists at Washington University in St Louis in the US. The machine, called Lewis, looks like an upside down dustbin with a digital camera on top. It is programmed to wander around a room, picking out people’s faces and taking photographs.
A day in the life of… kottke.org :: home of fine hypertext products A Day I awoke at around 8:30am this morning. A little early considering the late night last night. I put on my glasses and stumbled to the bathroom, number one only. The right lens of my eyeglasses is scratched to the point […]
