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  • Custom Lifestream Gallery #17

    Custom Lifestream Gallery #17

    This is a series where I highlight some of the unique Lifestream sites that I come across. You can view previous galleries here. If you or someone you know has a unique custom Lifestream, be sure to let me know. Site: Renaud Euvrard Code: Custom (click on Accueil for slideshow version) Site: Tanner Moehle Code: SweetCron Site: Apollo Lemmon Code: Custom Site: Tom [...]

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  • Lifepress – an Open Source Multi-User Lifestreaming Platform Written in Django

    Lifepress – an Open Source Multi-User Lifestreaming Platform Written in Django

    I discovered a new open source Lifestreaming platform written in Django that comes to us from Krzysztof Klinikowski of Poland. He describes it as Lifestreaming Platform, multilanguage and multiuser. Written in Django, using modern technologies, microformats friendly. Clean and beautiful. Here is a screenshot of a user profile (click to visit) This is an alpha release but you can [...]

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  • Self Hosted Lifestream Gallery #9

    Self Hosted Lifestream Gallery #9

    Site: Andreas Lanjerud Code: SweetCron (custom theme) Site: Matjaz Crnko Code: Custom Site: Leu Mund Code: Custom Site: Sean McGrath Code: Custom (using Django) Site: Kristin Pishdadi (custom theme) Code: SweetCron Share

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  • Lifestreaming News Roundup for November 20th

    Lifestreaming News Roundup for November 20th

    Using Friendfeed as a Lifestream within WordPress – A nice guide providing details just as the title suggests Using CouchDB with Django – Info on creating a Lifestream using Django and a schemaless database using CouchDB Feedalizr Review: Lifestreaming on the Desktop – Review of Air app that supports several services including Twitter, Jaiku, and FriendFeed Charles’ Tumblelog [...]

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  • Chris Messina Explains DiSO and Discusses Initial Wordpress Integration

    Chris Messina Explains DiSO and Discusses Initial Wordpress Integration

    I came across an interview with Chris Messina today in which he discusses DiSO (pronounced DeeeeeeSoooooooo) in detail. Along with the primer he goes on to say that he is currently working on the initial implementation to be done via Wordpress Plugins. Some initial functions include: OpenID Authentication Use your blog as an OpenID source Discover friends services advertised [...]

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