by Paul Robinson

Posted
10 May 2008 @ 2am

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Vidnik

Handy for those quick videos you want to put on YouTube, like, right now! Vidnik lets you record video from your ISight and immediately upload it to YouTube. David Phillip Oster:

“To use Vidnik, run the app, then click the record button to start recording. Click it again to stop. Trim to just the golden moments you want to keep, as in the screen shot above. Fill in the required title, description, and so on. Click the upload button. That’s it.”

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Posted
9 May 2008 @ 6pm

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Cocoa is My Girlfriend T-Shirts

Now THIS is going to make an impression when I go out clubbing.

Get your Cocoa Is My Girlfriend T-Shirt now.

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7 May 2008 @ 12am

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Television is the New Gin

Clay Shirky:

“If you take Wikipedia as a kind of unit, all of Wikipedia, the whole project–every page, every edit, every talk page, every line of code, in every language that Wikipedia exists in–that represents something like the cumulation of 100 million hours of human thought. I worked this out with Martin Wattenberg at IBM; it’s a back-of-the-envelope calculation, but it’s the right order of magnitude, about 100 million hours of thought.

And television watching? Two hundred billion hours, in the U.S. alone, every year.”

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5 May 2008 @ 8pm

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Cocoa Camp Toronto

On Saturday I had the pleasure of attending the first ever Tacow Cocoa Camp. This was a BarCamp style gathering of Cocoa enthusiasts and professionals from every corner of Toronto.

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The big idea of a BarCamp is that it is highly unstructured. The sessions are not decided on until that day, and all attendees can present, listen or do, well, do whatever they please. The Toronto Cocoa Camp spawned sessions that were all over the map. From DTrace/Instruments to QTKit to NSOperation, concepts were talked, code was hacked, and pizza was consumed.

A big thanks to Rick Innis and Karl Moskowski for organizing this and to Peentoo Patel and the guys at MDialog for providing the space (and paying for the pizza - we owe you guys pizza!)

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Me in my brand new Panic Tee

Photos by Austin Ziegler

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Posted
3 May 2008 @ 9pm

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Posted
1 May 2008 @ 5pm

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Iphone Wireframes

For mocking up your IPhone app to be in OmniGraffle, some very nice IPhone stencils:

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Posted
30 April 2008 @ 9am

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sapiosexuality

sahil:

sapiosexuality is defined as:

  1. (n.) A behavior of becoming attracted to or aroused by intelligence and its use.

Origins: From the Latin root sapien, wise or intelligent, and Latin sexualis, relating to the sexes.

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Posted
30 April 2008 @ 12am

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Hillegass Cocoa Programming 3rd Edition Available Now

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It’s been a long time coming, but the sequel to the greatest Cocoa programming book is now available to read online.

Available in paper May 16 but available now through the Safari online book service.

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Posted
29 April 2008 @ 11pm

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Summize - The Google of Twitter Search

If you are on Twitter (and if not, then why not, join and follow me!) you might want to search for certain topics to find new people to follow.

Since Tweets are here and gone in a flash, searching has still been pretty lame. Until now.

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Summize is the way to search Twitter. It’s fast and it works. Try it today.

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Posted
29 April 2008 @ 6pm

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That’ll Teach Them Pirates

Ken Humbard’s Yummy Soup app has a particularly entertaining shut down message when it detects that it has been cracked (via the MacSB list).

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