The Tribeca Film Festival will start in three weeks in NYC and I hope to attend parts of it. However, there are wonderful festivals around the world that I would love to attend but can’t. For example, I’ve wanted, but been unable, to attend Sundance for the past couple of years.
I am sure this is [...]
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Film festivals and the online audience
Published by March 29th, 2008 in Film, Tatvam and Technology.If you are interested in photography, add the PhotoShelter blog to your feed reader and to your must-read list.
But first, let’s talk a bit about PhotoShelter1. If you are a serious amateur or a professional, this has to be a service that you get very excited about.
PhotoShelter has two parts to it. The Personal Archive [...]
I wanted to play around with the colors of my Wordpress K2 theme (the presentation layout that you currently see). Stuff that should be easy - the header colors, the background of the overall page (currently grayish), the white body background, the color of the text, the links etc.
The only way to do this, however [...]
Tumblr has an incredibly easy user interface. Right from the signup process on, things are very simple . In addition to working great, it looks wonderful - clean and elegant. And there are a number of cool features that make re-blogging something very easy.
For example, the “Share on Tumblr” bookmarklet allows you to quickly share [...]
When I lived in California, I listened to music all the time when I was home. Moved to NY, married someone with overlapping but different tastes in music, combined our music collections and put it all on a shared server. In concept a great idea, but the damned thing never worked properly and connecting from [...]
Facebook doesn’t want my money or “No gift for you!”
Published by November 14th, 2007 in Technology.Update: check the bottom of the post for an update. In a nutshell - glitch. They know about it and are working on it.
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I am trying to buy a friend on Facebook a gift. It’s his birthday.
So, I click on his profile and say “Send <name> a Gift”. I get to a screen which requires [...]
Charlie and his partner Alex are taking a very open the kimono approach to their startup, Path 101.
I’ve always believed that if you have an idea, there is bound to be someone else who’s also had a similar idea. So execution is nine tenths of the battle1. Given that, their approach makes a lot of [...]
NY Times does a great job with the debates
Published by October 4th, 2007 in Politics and Technology.I missed the Democratic Debate on September 26th. So, I decided to catch up on it on the NY Times website. They have really done a great job.
The visuals are accompanied by a transcript on the right hand side. The visuals and the transcript are synced together - moving the video along automatically adjusts the [...]
So far, the only option was to pay to unlock your phone. Now, the open source team has done it! The iPhone can be unlocked for free without paying anyone, without sending it anywhere… This version is still for the tech-savvy. A GUI version will be coming out shortly.
And yes, I know this blog has [...]
This morning I was in a meeting and finally held a real iPhone and played around with it, but told the group that no, I wouldn’t be getting one quite yet. BUT…
It is here!! The UNLOCKED iPHONE! Yes, it was just a matter of time.
Engadget reports that the iPhone has been unlocked. And they’ve used [...]
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