11 de November de 2009
From some weeks ago Barcelona is decorated with advertisements of this initiative: How will be Barcelona in 2159?
Ildefonso Cerdà designed a structured city, embodied in the structure of the Eixample district in Barcelona, 150 years ago. Now we are intended to participate and be present through our personal messages at Barcelona from within 150 years, Barcelona 2159. Read more…
10 de November de 2009
Some days ago, in different blogs, I’m finding jokes in the spam comments, and some of them are a little bit funny. I find it curious that someone takes time to insert jokes in the comments of any post.
These jokes are short, question and answer, based on word games or in occurrences. Some of them lose all their sense when translating into Spanish.
I’m going to start a compilation of this jokes, perhaps in 3 or 4 years I could edit the book of the image. Read more…
9 de November de 2009
For the last days, Google is honoring the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street, that educational TV series with which many grow and learn, and its characters: Cookie Monster, Count von Count, Bert & Ernie … and all the others.
Google does this, as usual, in the form of custom logos with different characters. From 6 days ago they are showing us those logos and I don’t know for how many more will, but it lacks some essential characters, don’t you think?. Read more…
7 de November de 2009
Yesterday I found a very interesting plugin: it inserts a web toolbar to increase web site usability and offers tools to “enhance” community on Flickr, Facebook and Twitter.
You can see fully working on Phylosoft, is the bar that appears at the bottom. Read more…
Categorías:
Free Software,
Internet,
Tools,
Usability
Etiquetas:
Community,
Facebook,
Flickr,
Toolbar,
Tools,
Twitter,
Usability,
Wibiya
6 de November de 2009
Yes, everybody knows, I know and and the statistics will show, in June 2009 the share of users who use Google to find “anything” on the Internet was more than 80%, while Yahoo and Bing fans stayed with a 9% and 5% respectively.
So it is no wonder that Marco, which more than 30 years after beginning his search, with no result so far, tries now this method: Google, don’t you think? Read more…