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Excluding Sites from Feedster Searches

Posted on March 17, 2005

Gregory Blake is one of the latest to complain about all the garbage postings coming out of blogspot.com. That issue was part of the motivation for putting up the changes yesterday to detect result sets dominated by single sources. Of course that only helps if you’re using the website for... [Read More]

Coming Home from ETech

Posted on March 17, 2005

This is my post from the plane on the way home from ETech. It was just a day trip, so we’re headed back to Menlo Park already. It would have been great to hang out for longer, but there’s feeds to get indexed and tools to get written. I wanted... [Read More]

Some Changes in the Feedster UI - Detect Dominating Sources

Posted on March 16, 2005

We pushed out some changes to the front end at Feedster. For example, take a look at this search for “slashdot”. If the results haven’t changed by the time you read that, you get a hint on the top of the results page saying that most of the results are... [Read More]

Hardare Hacks from the Farside notes

Posted on March 16, 2005

They’re here

The Easier, Faster Route to Building Mobile Applications

Posted on March 16, 2005

The Easier, Faster Route to Building Mobile Applications: Using the Best of Existing Approaches and Overcoming Current Limitations [Read More]

Introduction to Yahoo! Search Web Services

Posted on March 16, 2005

Introduction to Yahoo! Search Web Services [Read More]

Python in your Pocket

Posted on March 16, 2005

Erik Smartt about Mobile Python. [Read More]

Mobile Computing On the Edge

Posted on March 16, 2005

Mobile Computing On the Edge [Read More]

From the Classroom: Remixing Wikis with Rendezvous, Web Services and SchoolTool

Posted on March 16, 2005

From the Classroom: Remixing Wikis with Rendezvous, Web Services and SchoolTool [Read More]

From the Classroom: Phone as Platform: Lessons from ITP

Posted on March 16, 2005

The talk that Clay gave mentioned the hackability of cell phones as a platform. Good to hear in an environment like this. Having Python released is a step in the right direction, but I think for the most part people just laugh still when I talk about lowering the barrier... [Read More]