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Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
Offline Gmail comes out of the labs
Newspapers - the slow death continues
Microsoft breaks IE8 interoperability promise | The Register
Lab Soft News: Service-Oriented Architecture in Healthcare: The End of Hierarchy
Internet Faxing / Virtual Fax - Send Only Plan
enterprisesocialgraph - Google Code
Use the current Google hosted version of ESS here A simple, open source GAE project to allow enterprise users to maintain one single social graph. The goal is to explore and learn how Google App Engine can enable enterprise cloud computing. All work will belong to the community that contributes to this project.OpenID-LDAP / Home
Enterra Solutions
Ruby
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 Martin Aumont has released Harmony, which "provides a simple DSL to execute JavaScript and DOM code within Ruby." This enables you to do very cool things such as unit test JavaScript in the same area as your Ruby tests: PLAIN TEXT RUBY: require 'test/unit' require 'harmony' class JavascriptTest Thursday, November 19th, 2009One of the biggest criticisms of Google's App Engine have been cries of lock-in , that the applications developed for the platform won't be portable to any other service. This morning, Chris Anderson , the Portland-based cofounder of the Grabb.it MP3 blog service, just released AppDrop — an elegant hack proving that's not true. AppDrop is a container for applications developed with the Google App Engine SDK, running entirely on Amazon's EC2 infrastructure. Just like Google's Appspot, anyone can use a modified SDK to deploy their App Engine apps directly to Amazon EC2 instead of Google, and they work without modification. This proof-of-concept was built in only four days and can be deployed in virtually any Linux/Unix hosting environment, showing that moving applications off Google's servers isn't as hard as everyone thought.
Exclusive: Google App Engine ported to Amazon's EC2 - Waxy.org
SMOB - Semantic MicroBlogging
Längst haben viele Unternehmen ihre Chance erkannt und nutzen Facebook & Co. für die wohl treffsicherste Werbung, die es je gab. Die vielen angemeldeten User geben gerne Informationen über ihre Interessen preis, jeden "Gefällt-mir-Klick" verwertet Facebook in wertvolle Information, die durch Werbung Geld bringt. Lokale Kleinbetriebe, die bisher von Mundpropaganda lebten, können durch ihr Profil auch auf die Bildschirme der Region kommen.ruby+on+rails
Apple
web2.0
Web2.0
security
google
Singularity
tv
usability
Chris Lynch sold Vertica to HP last year and has since gone on to invest in big data start-ups. 'It's bigger than one company. It's a movement,' he says. more Ingram's new Mobile Business Unit is part of the distributor's Specialty Solutions Division and includes all mobility-related products and services for the Santa Ana, Calif.-based distributor.

