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Janos Haits

Mozilla Persona - an identity system for the web - mozilla.org - 11 views

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shared by Janos Haits on 11 Apr 13 - No Cached
  • Janos Haits on 11 Apr 13
     
    A better way to sign in At Mozilla, we believe that your online identity should belong exclusively to you. With that in mind, we created Persona to improve the way you sign in to websites. Persona allows you to sign in to sites using an email address you choose. So, instead of having to manage multiple usernames and passwords across your favorite sites and devices, you'll have more time to do the important stuff. We'll manage the details!
  • anonymous on 13 Sep 13
     
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Janos Haits

Keepio: manage personal belongings, share with friends - 7 views

www.keepio.com

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shared by Janos Haits on 02 Aug 11 - No Cached
  • Janos Haits on 02 Aug 11
     
    The safe and easy way to catalog what you own privately or publicly, and sell or share it with your friends.
Janos Haits

Keepio: manage personal belongings, share with friends - 0 views

www.keepio.com

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shared by Janos Haits on 15 Dec 10 - No Cached
  • Janos Haits on 15 Dec 10
     
    Keepio provides a fast and easy way for you to track what you own with complete control of your privacy. You can also share and swap items and collections with your trusted friends on Facebook and Twitter.
Eloise Pasteur

Second Life®, First Person: Throwing in the Web 2.0 Towel - 0 views

kitmeredith.blogspot.com/...throwing-in-web-20-towel.html

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shared by Eloise Pasteur on 23 Jul 08 - Cached
  • I started uploading my photos into Picasa because it’s run by Google, just like Blogger is. And now I think I’m stuck. I certainly don’t want to move everything I’ve got in Picasa over to Flickr, and I don’t want to just start putting the new stuff on Flickr because the idea of scattering my photos across two hosting sites just bothers me.
  • There are too many people to follow, and it just got sort of overwhelming. I had a hard time following conversations between people, and before long I was spending huge chunks of my workday just trying to catch up on friends’ Tweets. On top of all that, I also had a hard time coming up with things to say in my own Tweets. Frankly, I can’t imagine why anyone would find the daily minutiae of my life to be worth reading, and the 140-character limit on each Tweet seemed to prevent discussion of anything more deep.
  • I never got into thesixtyone. I think it’s a neat idea, and I like how artists can theoretically become “discovered” if enough people bump them, and how the users who are good at picking popular artists are rewarded. But it just doesn’t work for me. I can’t listen to music at work because my brain tends to focus on the music instead of the work at hand.
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  • All of a sudden, it seemed like everyone moved over to Plurk. This was about the time I took my little summer vaca from SL, and so I haven’t even given a serious look to Plurk, but my superficial examination has left me thoroughly confused. I guess it’s like Twitter on steroids, with all the pressure to microblog and keep up with other folks’ microblogs, but with the added pressure of a reputation rating called “karma”! No thanks.
  • I don’t Skype, for the same reasons I don’t use voice. I’m not much into machinima, so I don’t post videos to YouTube. I’ve given Lively a quick try and it crashed for me about ten times in half an hour, and besides I’m not happy about the fact that you can hit and slap (assault) other avatars without their consent. I still use Google chat occasionally to talk with Lanna when we can’t be in-world, but as I’ve noted before it’s a sorry substitution for SL. I belong to a few Ning groups, such as SL Bloggers and Fashion Finds, but to be honest I rarely use them.
  • Then there’s Facebook. I will admit, I have two Facebook accounts, one for RL and one for SL. (And no, my Second Self is not friends with RL me, so don’t bother checking!) I enjoyed using Facebook as Kit at first, but what I’ve since realized is that what I really enjoyed was using the Scrabulous application on Facebook to play Scrabble with friends, and that’s it. Which, besides being a time-waster and a huuuuuge copyright infringement, really doesn’t have anything to do with Facebook as a platform in and of itself. And the platform just started to annoy me, with all the invitations to install new applications, half of which I don’t understand and don’t really care to. (Why do I care to be a zombie? Or buy and sell my friends?)
  • Eloise Pasteur on 23 Jul 08
     
    Blog about web 2.0 and why it's unsatisfactory for one user. She goes on to say that Second Life, although it doesn't do any of the jobs as well as specialist sites, overall does all of them well enough.
lanasmith001

Introducing ChatGPT and why developers are backlashing it? - 0 views

quokkalabs.hashnode.dev/-developers-are-backlashing-it

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shared by lanasmith001 on 30 Jan 23 - No Cached
  • lanasmith001 on 30 Jan 23
     
    Chatbots belong to the same domain, going the presence of everyone for exclusive accessibility. It can manage numerous things, from customer support to campaign management, by fusing AI.
magneticholders

Rare Earth SmCo Magnets - 1 views

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shared by magneticholders on 30 Jul 24 - No Cached
  • magneticholders on 30 Jul 24
     
    Rare earth samarium cobalt magnets, shorted as SmCo rectangular magnet, are a type of powerful permanent magnet made from the basic elements samarium and cobalt and other metal rare earth materials by mixing, melting, grinding, pressing and sintering. They come in various sizes and shapes, like disc,bar, ring, arc,block, etc.,. Similar to neodymium strong magnets, they belong to the rare earth magnet category, and tcan be classified as SmCo5 and Sm2Co17 according the composition ratios of samarium and cobalt.
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