Month: June 2005
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Google Earth (It’s Free!)
📁oldGoogle’s latest release is Google Earth. After aquiring Keyhole last October they put their aquistition to use immediately. You may remember hearing about Google released Google Maps, and later added satellite imagery to Google Maps. Now they’ve released a very powerful tool. Google Earth is an interface to satellite imagery and Google’s vast information about… ➡️
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MIT Weblog Survey
📁oldThat’s right. I made science. Or rather I’m a statistic. If you have a weblog, whether it be Blogger, Livejournal, Xanga, or whatever you can participate in this survey for MIT. MIT Weblog Survey ➡️
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Web Service Roundup #2
📁oldIt’s time for another session of my web service roundup, so go ahead and giddy up.Audioscrobbler Keep track to what your listening to, and get recommendations based what you’re listening to. Discover new music defined by your tastes. And find new people with the same music tastes. Audioscrobbler uses a plugin in your media player… ➡️
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Interesting… But Stupid… Maybe
📁oldI’m all over the Internet trying new things, and experimenting as I go. Here are some “projects” I’m working on.Geotagging My Photos I’ve started an account at Geobloggers.com which is linked to my Flickr account. I’ll occasionally “geotag” photos, which essientially means I’ll add latitude and longitude data of where I took them. I’m not… ➡️
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Web Service Roundup #1
📁oldI thought it would be good to post a few web services that are worth taking a look at. Upcoming.orgThis service allows you to view concerts, gatherings, and other major events based on metro areas. You can sign up for multiple metros and even add events yourself. Includes feeds, tags and more.All ConsumingKeep track of… ➡️