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: February 2005
Textstreaming Defined
Teststreaming / Textcasting (Verb): To stream plain or XML text at a variable bit rate, defaulting to 0 b/s when no text is being sent. This can either be done via an agent trying to provide live information, or via … Continue reading
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Peercaching Defined
Peercaching (Verb): To use P2P Caching solutions like Dijjer to download files from the web faster, all while saving the original host’s bandwidth. This will happen automatically without any user awareness or intervention. This is going to be the next … Continue reading
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Peercasting Defined
Peercasting (Verb): To use P2P Streaming solutions like Peercast to stream a live TV channel, most likely in Ogg Theora+Vorbis format. This will be possible with said P2P Streaming solutions. This is going to be the next big thing, and … Continue reading
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