I read about FriendFeed’s new search functionality on their blog today. Then while roaming around my friends page I found this item from FriendFeed developer Sanjeev Singh. I then left a comment stating that adding an RSS feed for the…
I’ve been meaning to do a post on this for a while and as is the case lately, I was propelled to do so based on chatter heard on Twitter. You will hear quite a bit about services supported on…
I just saw this message posted by Scoble to Dave Winer on Twitter So I decided to check and see if the current format used to get RSS Feeds for all user data would also work to specifically get Comments…
Today IÂ created a sequence of events that gives one example of how Lifestreaming can facilitate acts of Serendipity. I was pretty busy today but was finally able to sit down at the comp and catch up on stuff. I headed…
Dan Taylor has written a great post providing reviews for 15 Lifestreaming Services. For each service he provides a brief overview, screenshot, pros & cons, and star ratings based on several categories. He has also created a a matrix of…
This is a new feature here at the Lifestream Blog. As the Lifestreaming concept proliferates across the web, I am seeing more people using scripts, plugins, and other code to create some unique Lifestreams that are self hosted. I plan…
Dirk Olbertz notified me about a preview to the new version of NoseRub at their blog today. For those of you not familiar with NoseRub it’s basically an open source protocol/application written in PHP/MySQL that allows you to create a…
In my attempt to filter out all the SXSW and Scoble Tweets I managed to see one posted by Pras Sarkar about a new WordPress plugin released by Stephen Paul Weber. This plugin seems to have been inspired by Chris…
Lifestream Posts & Pages for February 29th 2008 through March 3rd 2008: Positive Interference | everwas – Post from MyBlogLog Product Manager Ian Kennedy about Lifestreaming services hosting comments around content pulled in from 3rd party services Creating an online…
I came across this photo today while visiting this page at Somewhatfrank.com (photo courtesy of Frank Gruber) The photo was taken at the Future of Web Apps (better known as #FOWA on Twitter) Conference. It was at a panel discussion…