For those of you interested in mindmaps, I’ve posted a tenminut.es review of Mindomo, one of several mindmapping Web 2.0 applications beginning to appear. Others I’ve come across are bubbl.us and Mindmeister (still in private beta). Reviews of those to follow. Perhaps there are more. Tags: mindmaps, mindmapping, web+2.0
Paul Graham writes an interesting obituary of Microsoft, killed off, as he sees it, by applications that sit in your browser. It’s just a matter of time, he says, before every application we need can grabbed off the server. This is the kind of established wisdom of Web 2.0 folks these days that prompts only… Read More »
A useful service for those of you who have “found a favorite girl (or boy) among the many bars, nightclubs and other of places of entertainment in Thailand” and are “thinking about starting a more serious and lasting relationship or already giving financial support.” Good luck with that. clipped from www.thai-spy.com As part of this… Read More »
I’ve never seen this properly studied, and only rarely taken into account by software developers: the opportunity cost of committing to one service or program over another. In a word: Why is it software that’s in charge, not the data itself? An obvious one is Twitter vs Jaiku. Which one to embrace? Jaiku actually has… Read More »
Joi Ito neatly sums up what Twitter really is: The U.S. dudes finally getting what has been going in the rest of the world for several years: the Internet is all around us, whether it’s the web or SMS. clipped from joi.ito.com Twitter was funny for me because it was like the whole “laptop crowd”… Read More »