Monthly Archives: July 2005

Bye bye!

I’m leaving to go to Peloponisos, the south part of Greek mainland, I really need some time off. I will not be able to have any connection to the Internet during my vacations so do not be surprised if comments … read more →

Creating an Audio Bookmarks podcast

Much like I bookmark web pages I find interesting, I thought it would be nice to bookmark specific audio content, podcasts, songs, interviews I come accross. What’s more, I found that there is an easy way to transform this list … read more →

Visacast+iTunes+iPod = advanced podcasting

Visacast is one of the most interesting tools I’ve seen around for some time. It allows you to “split” an AAC file (alternative to MP3 for podcasts) to chapters. Each chapter has its own photo and URL link. iTunes allows … read more →

Hacking Google Toolbar

Dimitris changed the default pagerank icons, so that he gets a numeric representation of pagerank. Dimitris Giannitsaros – Blog: Google toolbar code.

A CV microformat -does it make sense?

I’ve been thinking a lot since I posted yesterday on Yahoo! HotJobs crawler. Does it make sense to have a CV microformat [1]? What most recruiting engines do is that they ask you to enter your resume, your personal info. … read more →

Yahoo HotJobs Crawling

From Yahoo! Search blog: So here’s the scoop… Much like My Yahoo! started knocking down walls a couple years ago by inviting anyone with an RSS feed to the aggregation party, HotJobs is using Yahoo! Search to do something quite … read more →

Integrating Google Maps into MetroFreeFi.com

Especially good reading for anyone interested in hacking GoogleMaps by Ryan MacCarthy: Integrating Google Maps into MetroFreeFi.com

Remix Planet

Wired Magazine Issue 13.07 has “REMIX NOW! The rise of Cut & Paste Culture” as its main theme. Of course it’s all about remixing music and movie scenes and corporate logos… Then I realized: Hackers are also part of the … read more →

How do you sell a website?

Regular visitors of this blog know that I am the developer of g-metrics.com. It is an interesting idea: a script makes use of Google WEB APIs to keep track of the number of results Google returns for a query. The … read more →

Entrepreneurs, angels, and the cost of launch – Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals)

Nice reading: Entrepreneurs, angels, and the cost of launch (@ signal vs. noise)