Feb
08
2005
1

Folksonomylicious

Graph related del.icio.us tags. Double click on a tag to refresh.

CiteULike:

CiteULike is a free service to help academics to share, store, and organise the academic papers they are reading. When you see a paper on the web that interests you, you can click one button and have it added to your personal library. CiteULike automatically extracts the citation details, so there’s no need to type them in yourself. It all works from within your web browser. There’s no need to install any special software.

Better still, it organizes everything with tags, very cool!

Tagwebs:

What if we could tag not just photos, but also other tags? We could start to build a tagweb. When a tagweb is created from your tags, that tagweb works perfectly within the realm of what makes sense to you. The reason nobody came up with this before Flickr was because we didn’t have Flickr as a visible reference point. You can’t just imagine something out of the blue without first thinking about related things.

* A tagweb is a network of ideas that can be graphed on a computer or on paper.
* A tagweb is not built deliberately; it emerges naturally as users contribute to a system.
* A tagweb requires no external information.
* A tagweb emulates its creator’s brain.
* As a tagweb grows, it becomes more useful.
* A tagweb does not “understand” its contents; rather, it understands the relationships of its contents.

I need to think about how this relates to what Tim Berners-Lee is doing with the Semantic Web.

Matt Biddulf has an animated screen capture of what del.icio.us would look like embedded in the BBC 3’s page.

Written by jaap. Tagged with: ,
Jul
28
2004
1

Tactical Technology Collective

Tactical Technology Collective
The Tactical Technology Collective’s aim is to advance the use of new technologies as a tactical tool for civil-society in developing and transition countries.

Written by Erik. Tagged with: ,
Jan
03
2004
1

TouchGraph

TG: Development
associative link networks

TouchGraph provides a hands-on way to visualize networks of interrelated information. Networks are rendered as interactive graphs, which lend themselves to a variety of transformations. By engaging their visual image, a user is able to navigate through large networks, and to explore different ways of arranging the network’s components on screen.

Written by Erik. Tagged with: , ,
Mar
01
2003
3

debian web setup

Zoph 0.3.3 Requirements

Written by Erik. Tagged with: ,

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