ownCloud has really matured in the last couple of months. Both from a technical perspective and as an open source community based project that just kicks ass. The free software replacement of Dropbox (and eventually GoogleDocs) is fast becoming one the key pieces of infrastructure for a decentralised and open web. I love how absolutely … Continue reading Raspberry Pi, ownCloud and Ubuntu
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Is group chat making you sweat? — Signal v. Noise
Jason Fried has writen an incredible post about the benefits and the pitfalls (mostly the latter) of group chat after ten years of experience at 37signals and Basecamp. I think he is fundamentally right in giving 'attention' so much importance as a precious resource. I've come to realise that the ability to singletask is the … Continue reading Is group chat making you sweat? — Signal v. Noise
Mind Mapping Apps for the iPad: A Comparison
Unlike the Android marketplace, Apple's appstore unfortunately does not allow you try out apps for a couple of minutes and get a refund if you don't like them. After buying an iPad I wanted to have a good Mindmapping app, but I had no idea which of the six or so options would be the … Continue reading Mind Mapping Apps for the iPad: A Comparison
DrupalJam in 7 tweets (Awesöme?!)
Arjen Vrielink and I write a monthly series titled: Parallax. We both agree on a title for the post and on some other arbitrary restrictions to induce our creative process. For this post we agreed to write about DrupalJam 6 by commenting on 7 tweets that have a #drupaljam hashtag. You can read Arjen's post … Continue reading DrupalJam in 7 tweets (Awesöme?!)
Why Chromium is Now My Primary Browser
Arjen Vrielink and I write a monthly series titled: Parallax. We both agree on a title for the post and on some other arbitrary restrictions to induce our creative process. For this post we agreed to include our personal browser histories in the post. You can read Arjen's post with the same title here. If … Continue reading Why Chromium is Now My Primary Browser