#dopplr (12 links)
- Making “Social” Social Again ev.medium.com
Announcing Mozi
New Dopplr-like social network from Ev and friends.
- The slow death of Dopplr | Technology | guardian.co.uk guardian.co.uk
Boo. True. Sad. Can't blame people for selling, mind.
- russell davies: datadecs russelldavies.typepad.com
This is wonderful.
- Code: Flickr Developer Blog » extra:extra=extra code.flickr.com
To date, we’ve only had machine tags “extras” available for upcoming:event= and lastfm:event= tags but starting today we’re adding support for three new projects: Dopplr, Open Plaques and the Open Library.
- The New Negroponte Switch slideshare.net
Talk from Matt Jones. Spimes!
- Exporting the past into the future, or, “The Possibility Jelly lives on the hypersurface of the present” « Magical Nihilism magicalnihilism.wordpress.com
"My attitude to most Location-Based Services [...] has been hardened by sitting through umpty-nine presentations by the white-men-in-chinos who maintain a fortune can be made by the first company to reliably send a passer-by a voucher for a cheap coffee as they drift past *bucks." This post is not that.
- Code: Flickr Developer Blog » Things I’m Standing Next To code.flickr.com
It is difficult to overstate how impressive, and important, tools like Google Earth and PhotoSynth are visualizing geographies and in pushing the boundaries of what is possible both technically and conceptually. But both do so at the expense of what Scott McCloud calls “the magic in the gutter“.
- FT.com | Tech Blog | Silicon Roundabout: Is this the heart of the UK’s new dotcom boom? blogs.ft.com
Heh, funny.
- AMEE - The world’s energy meter amee.cc
AMEE is designed as a neutral platform to aggregate and distribute all the CO2 data in the world. It combines measurement, profiling and transactional systems to enable this.
- Do you want to broadcast your location? - WhatPC? whatpc.co.uk
In early October, Yahoo’s Tom Coates presented Fire Eagle, a geographic service now in alpha testing that will provide data to location-based internet applications.
- Dopplr Blog » In rainbows blog.dopplr.com
"We take the MD5 digest of the city’s name, convert it to hex and take the first 6 characters as a CSS RGB value." Smart.