Hierarchy of a Technology Freak

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As I was taking a picture of all my travel gadgets and writing my inaugural post in litratista.org about Photo Backup , I was scared that I was a gadget technofreak but I also realized that there is a higher level that one transcends to.
…I’ve seen a lot of these in the corporate setting where an executive even refused to use a laptop or delegates all his technology-related activities to his admin assistant.
…You start to explore to keep your ideas in a moleskine journal instead of a PDA, you start to backup your digital photos by printing photo arts / mosaics, you start to value antique technology (Nokia 2100, toy cameras, old photographs ) and you are attracted to film based photography like lomography.

How much are the pinoy blogs worth?

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Just for the fun, I was curious to know how much the popular pinoy blogs would be worth based on Tristan Louis’ valuation methodology using the AOL-Weblogs Inc. allegedly $ 25 Million deal and technorati metrics. Nathan Weinberg also made a benchmark value of his favorite blogs based on $564 per inbound link (based on technorati )
… Check out How Much is your Blog Worth?

Anton’s Awesome Planet — BLOG-O-RAMAed :)

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At some point in your blogging career, you know that somehow you have touch some people’s lives and your voice is worth listening to if you get Blog-a-rama-ed by AJ (Annalyn Jusay) blogging @ www.annalyn.net for Manila Bulletin. … Check out AJ’s appreciative inquiry on Anton’s Awesome Planet in MB’s technews both online and on print this week (10/17/2005). I did not realize that the blog-o-rama’s printed edition would contain half a page of MB’s technews.

I love Ecto — my new blogging client

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What I love about it is the WYSIWIG and html editors that you won’t have it available on the typepad web interface version if you use a mac browser.
… Also, I started to post a summary short version of the post and people who wants to read more, can just click on continue.
…Also, now I can blog for all my other group blogs litratista.org and www.pinoytravelblog.com with one easy interface.

Flickr+Qoop and Blogcards Experience

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I finally got my orders and you will be surprised that our Phil Mail system still works 🙂 Qoop.com is a digital to print web service currently running beta printing products to two of my favorite online photo service: Flickr and Buzznet . Streetcards.com offers a service of innovative business cards and I use it for ordering blogcards with gapingvoid designs.
…It is too expensive though at about P56 or $1 per blog card so I had to use it and give it to people that matters 🙂 Would I order again, maybe not because it is way too expensive if not for the copywrited gaping void cartoons I would have not ordered it.

WordPress.com Golden Ticket

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“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away you entered your email address on http://wordpress.com/
… While you’re on a string of good luck it might be a good day to buy a lottery ticket .
…Thanks wordpress.com and my 40 days search for this coveted golden ticket has ended (which started on my blog post last Aug.

The Coolest Town in Singapore

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If you look at the center of the prototype above, the LCD screen acts as both mirror and the TV which is a very neat architectural execution (which gave me an idea for my condo).
…On 3d virtualization, there was an interesting demo on virtualizing a physical space (in this case, the lobby of cool town) in a tablet PC and as you move it, it changes views to where you are physically oriented or looking at.
…Hmmn, lets see if people will start working isolatedly in a bike or spaceship type of mode where it promotes two screens, one for business applications and one is for personal/ games so that you can work life balance 🙂 We’ll see about that.

Can you resist not to click?

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Interesting proof-of-concept on “zero clicks” user interface. I thought this cannot be done, but this website have been able to achieve the dream of most users to have a simplified web application interface. Although, after some time, I can’t resist clicking 🙂 can you?

My Latest Awesome Stuff on the Web

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I’ve been reading alot of blog feeds lately (190+) and here are some of the awesome stuff in the web that interests me over the last few days:
…Simply awesome 🙂 Paparazzi photos of Jessica Alba in bikinis in these posts Jessica Alba White Bi k ini and Jessica Alba wears bikinis to beaches via theSuperficial.com
…I created one here –> aidan.slide.com and you can download a slide desktop client and I use it to get feeds from engadget and gizmodo.