A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T.
Dirk Strauss
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Feature link: Yahoo Version YouTube
- Ready for Marissa’s Closeup? Yahoo Is Considering Creating Its Own YouTube (And Poaching YouTube Stars), Peter Kafka
Other
- Getting meaningful data from the Bing API, using C#, Lucas Moffitt
- C# Extension Methods Demystified, Pravinkumar Dabade
- How to Get the Current Location and Display it on Map using MapsTask in WP8?, Senthil Kumar
- Analysis Paralysis: Over-thinking and Knowing Too Much to Just CODE, Scott Hanselman
- Untangling the Web: How to Search the Internet Like the NSA, LeakSource
Even More
- 17 Diabolical Tech Pranks For April Fool’s Day, Alanna Okun
- Microsoft Office for iPad: Here’s what you get for free (and don’t), Mary Jo Foley
- The 58 Worst Things That Happen On Social Media, Buzzfeed
- Voyager Captures Sounds of Interstellar Space, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
A Note to readers
Over the past few weeks, I have been using a nice tool called Mammoth. I have really found it useful for curating things that matter to me. Some reviews I have read call it serious competition for Evernote. I have never gotten on to using Evernote, but somehow I find myself returning to Mammoth every day to keep track of ‘my stuff’. To me that says something as I am highly critical and quickly cast aside software which has no use to me. While I do admit that with any new tool there are always some growing pains, their whole approach to support is stellar. Thank you to Simon Griffiths for introducing me to this excellent tool. Thank you Mammoth for changing how we do things together.
For more excellent content, have a look at these great sites
- GeekLift
- James Michael Hare
- Interesting Finds by Jason Haley
- FormatException by Brian Mullen
- The Dev Box by Janes Oosthuizen
- Dew Drop by Alvin Ashcraft
- Regular Geek by Robert Diana
- chodounsky.net by Jakub Chodounsky
Clip of the day – Wireless Electricity
