– – Here’-s the Google Reader announcement about this new functionality. (My thought: it’-s “-cool”-. ) Robert Scoble thinks it’-s lame. – – – To share items with me (Chris Masse) within Google Reader, go to GMail, and under “-Chat”- … Continue reading →
UPDATE: Following my protestation published in the post below, LinkedIn has just fixed the problem I described and its network update feeds do now output both a title and a body (a.k.a. description). The body contains information and links, as … Continue reading →
I have searched the BetFair blog feed for traces of Professor Leighton Vaughan-Williams’- feed items, and couldn’-t find any. He wrote two stories for their so-called blog, but those stories were not transmitted in the general site feed. Weird.
Why were the political prediction markets so wrong about Barak Obama and Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire? …-asks Slate’-s Daniel Gross —-via Mister Usability (Alex Kirtland), who needs to go and get his own gravatar. So, I’-ve been watching the … Continue reading →
The Best External Web Links – Collective Intelligence Collective Intelligence @ Wikipedia MIT Center For Collective Intelligence Wisdom Of Crowds @ Wikipedia Computer & Internet Technology Apple FaceBook Google E-Mail Google Reader Google Translate LinkedIn MediaWiki Mozilla FireFox Open Office … Continue reading →
Information Technology – Operating Systems iOS Mac OS We recommend that you get rid of MicroSoft Windows. – Personal Computers Apple iPhone Apple iPad Apple Macintosh – Content Management Software WordPress is the best. – Midas Oracle Feeds – For … Continue reading →
Authors Of Midas Oracle – Good Authors Are Foxes. Here is the definition of a fox (as opposed to a hedgehog): a thinker who knows many little things, draws from an eclectic array of traditions, and is better able to … Continue reading →
The List Of The Last 1,000 Midas Oracle Posts – Technical Tip: To search this archive page within your browser, go to “Edit” and “Find”, and type your query. – Tim Harford: Trial, error and the God complex — [VIDEO] … Continue reading →
Brian Caplan tweeted that the GMU prof was wrong and the MIT prof was right. Is that your personal view? I am not impressed by the futuristic MIT gadgets, as they won’-t necessary correspond to people’-s needs. Hence, I don’-t … Continue reading →
