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Tag Archives: social networking
MemoryMiner – the ultimate photo organiser?
This week saw GroupSmarts release an interesting update to their MemoryMiner social photo organiser application. MemoryMiner is a social photo organiser for Mac OS X, allowing users to tag imported photos by who appears in them (the ability to draw … Continue reading
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Tagged application, geotagging, groupsmarts, iphoto, mac, macbreak, Macintosh, macworld, mashups, memoryminer, merlin-mann, organiser, photos, social networking, tagging, video
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del.icio.us will eat itself
I’ve been doing a bit of work using del.icio.us as a data provider so this post by Jason Kottke made me chuckle. Besides, recursion is just cool. del.icio.us will eat itself: del.icio.us. People who have bookmarked del.icio.us on del.icio.us. People … Continue reading
Rammstein and the Chipmunks
Breaking news: animated chipmunks join German industrial rock band! Exhibit A. If you listen to Last.fm radio on a Mac with its audio output sample rate set to 96Khz, you will too find that the godforsaken hellish sound of The … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, bug, bugs, chipmunks, funny, last.fm, mac, Macintosh, music, rammstein, sample-rate, social networking, software, streaming
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Social networking
I’ve been thinking quite a bit about how to provide some sort of social network service for students and alumni at universities in Scotland. The thing is, the social side of things at Scottish universities is pretty good – but … Continue reading