del.icio.us- What Colour are your bits? - Ansuz - mskala's home page
- spruce
- Redis persistence demystified
- A List Apart: Articles: Application Cache is a Douchebag
- Appcache Facts
- Email Testing and Email Marketing Analytics - Litmus
- Guide to CSS support in email - Articles & Tips - Campaign Monitor
- Business Insider
- Meet the latest answer to Facebook burnout: Everyme
- css - Hidden scrollbars in Firefox (allows scrolling but just no scrollbar) - Stack Overflow
- The Story of Everyme's Shift in Focus
- HTML5 Video not working in IE9 - Some tips to debug - thebeebs - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
- Everyme for iPhone review: what happens when you blend Path and Google+? | The Verge
- Ruby on Rails Screencasts - RailsCasts
- Browser Size
- Review: Everyme app | Some Random Bloke
- peter petrovski
- China's Giant Tencent Placing Bets on Small Silicon Valley Startups - Bloomberg
- Tencent-Backed U.S. Social Network Everyme Opens Doors - Businessweek
- parislemon • Rethinking Smaller, Smarter Social — Then Rethinking It Again
Monthly Archives: December 2004
Bram Cohen
Wired: The BitTorrent Effect “Bram will just pace around the house all day long, back and forth, in and out of the kitchen. Then he’ll suddenly go to his computer and the code just comes pouring out. And you can … Continue reading
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Filenames dont work
Risk Your PC’s Health for a Song? This is stupid, and once again proves that filenames don’t work when it comes to the distribution of static data files. Instead, a legitamite publisher should directly link to the file using its … Continue reading
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Dijjer
Dijjer is YAP2PC (yet another P2P cache). This is cool, a publisher doesn’t even need to do anything to support it. My suggestion is to use an HTTP proxy instead of a regular webserver. This way, all web data would … Continue reading
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