Entries from December 2005

December 31, 2005

Pando starts a blog

Finally Pando has started a blog, based on WordPress. A good way to communicate with their users in a friendly way. Yaron wrote the first three post to introduce Pando team and talk about the Digg effect (you don’t expect).
Nice start. Enjoy.
Link: Official Pando blog.

December 31, 2005

Glosoli from Sigur Ros

A great visionary video from Sigur Ros. The song is Glosoli.
[via Fusebox]

December 30, 2005

Happy New Year 2006

You can see some very nice views of my Italian region, “Le Marche”, in a beautiful 2006 calendar by Gomarche news site. Just click the month name (gennaio, febbraio and so on) to download the pics.
I wish You a very happy new year!!
Link: 2006 Gomarche calendar.

December 30, 2005

New feed aggregator from Dave Winer

It is out of the box, ready to be tested
My main reason for doing this work is to help bootstrap some new
features in the market, specifically in two areas: Podcasting and
Reading Lists. But first, I need to get a basic release out, get it
running on some servers and desktops, and get feedback from users.
Link: News [...]

December 30, 2005

Funny chinese babies

You must view this funny post, found in a chinese blog.
Technorati Tags: baby, china, fun

December 27, 2005

Digg effect

Seventh position on WordPress.com thanks to Digg. I comment a Digg story about Pando.

December 26, 2005

Syriana, a good soundtrack

This is not the kind of score that you will listen to again and again. But as an example of an important composer working in harmony with a film’s aim to deliver an important message, you will be hard pressed to find a more effective score this year.
Soundtrack.net did a very good review of Syriana [...]

December 26, 2005

Falling Sand Java Game

Great game to spend free time
read more | digg story

December 26, 2005

Stop smoking campaign

December 23, 2005

Guerrila X-mas time

Ten good ideas.
1. Decorate a tree in public. In a park, on a street, outside your workplace, places you would least expect it.
2. Leave tiny anonymous gifts with notes that say “something for you”.
3. Put fortunes written on paper into people’s pockets when you go to parties.
4. Write letters telling [...]