N.B.: this post was actually intended for my other blog, but as apparently it’s having hiccups, let’s go for backup :)
Following last week’s exciting news about the launch of FireEagle and the consequent wave of new interest in location base social networks (like brightkite) I think it’s definitely time to come to terms with rough [...]
Plenty of news these days, but not the right time to talk about those.
Just wanted to quickly point out this thing that dawned on me now, sa I was finally having a closer look at Plurk.
Plurk, you may say, is yet another twitter clone. I like to say it’s twitter with added motion sickness, because [...]
another day, somehow shorter than the first, but equally engaging.
I eventually did my small presentation, with the effect that I realized a good title for it just while presenting it. Here you can find the slides, published on google docs:
Geeky note #1: presenting in google docs is ok… for a barcamp at least. But no [...]
The first day of this first barcamplondon of the post-BBC era is over, and here I am to write down a few considerations on the experience.
The overall impression is awesome, and I think the general mood is that this event is definitely up to the standard we were used, although in the morning I saw [...]
Watched Juno last night.
You know what? I loved it.
Well done, better played.
Nice story, maybe a bit on the optimistic side…
…but hey, what’s wrong with that?
True, I said one week out :)
I’ve been spending a couple of weeks (almost non stop) kindly hosted by a client’s office in order to facilitate the launch of their new project.
Apparently there’ll be more (support, documentation, handover, other than the fun bug-squashing) so until the end of the month you’ll find me in [...]
I decided to start trying to bring some of my culture to London, other than just absorbing its own. First stop: home made pasta :)
Details soon.
Last week I participated in a conversation with Matt Biddulph (Dopplr’s CTO) here in London. Since it was set-up as an interview to allow Feba to gather material for her thesis, I joined in with a few questions and here you’ll find my personal highlights about it (for detailed notes, see Feba’s posts).
Together with us [...]
The Original Human TETRIS Performance by Guillaume Reymond.
[via Webgol]
Because it’s interesting when computer games take physical space as model and metaphor, but it’s even more interesting when gaming experiences are recreated in physical, everyday environment: think ARGs and mobile augmented reality systems for different approaches to this same concept.
A previous example was PacManhattan by Dennis [...]