I am rediscovering the podcasting world as I write this. Although I’ve been listening to a couple of podcasts for the last nine month or so, and even produced three episodes of my own podcast, I just realized that I am a total newbie to podcasting. You see, most of my podcasting experience was around … Continue reading More on podcasting
BloggerCon is on. This time there is a whole lot of ways to participate. And the best part is – you don’t even have to be there. There are mp3 podcasts, webcast, and even an IRC channel, where you can communicate with people while listening to the conference online in real time (for free). Getting … Continue reading Technology conferences in Europe
I’ve just considered how conservative keyboard manufacturers are. Look at your keyboard right now. At every key. And think when was the last time you used it. Letters, numbers, ESC, Enter, and spacebar are about the most used ones. Ctrl, Alt, Shift are too. Backspace and Delete get a share of their usage. That’s about … Continue reading Keyboard conservatism
According to Read/Write Web, Digg website will be re-released as version 3 on coming Monday. Apart from the better interface, I find it interesting that they are going beyond Technology section. Science, World & Business, Entertainment, Video, and Gaming sections will be added with many more topics inside those. While I personally don’t use Digg … Continue reading Digg is getting wider
Whenever I use my LiveJournal account, I miss all the comfort and flexibility of my WordPress installation. But whenever I blog with WordPress, I miss the feedback from the LiveJournal community. The only solutions seems to be to use WordPress for blogging and automatically broadcasts posts to LiveJournal. Some people are doing it already.