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The thriving data ecosystem in NYC – matt turck
19 days ago by chaos
May 7, 2012 By mattturck
DataScience
NewYork
government
WebServices
startups
digitalcity
19 days ago by chaos
Rachel Sterne: Using data, digital, and social in the city that never sleeps | Chief Marketing & Sales Officer Forum | McKinsey
19 days ago by chaos
New York City’s Chief Digital Officer discusses how to harness digital to build a responsive and relevant city government
NewYork
government
socialsoftware
WebServices
DataScience
19 days ago by chaos
Protect Your Content Anywhere on the Web: Privly by Sean McGregor — Kickstarter
6 weeks ago by chaos
We are Computer Science PhD candidates with an idea we are calling Privly-- a general solution to privacy across the web. In short, Privly allows you to seamlessly view and post encrypted content on any website. Read our story in The Atlantic.
How does this work
Privly extends your browser to look for specially formatted links that point to your private data. When Privly finds the special links, it places the linked content onto the page you are viewing. No one between you and the person posting the content can read the content.
privacy
cryptography
WebServices
How does this work
Privly extends your browser to look for specially formatted links that point to your private data. When Privly finds the special links, it places the linked content onto the page you are viewing. No one between you and the person posting the content can read the content.
6 weeks ago by chaos
Goodreads is no longer accepting book data from Amazon. Anyone know why? - Absolute Write Water Cooler
february 2012 by chaos
authors (or anyone?) can manually add back any data lost from their books in Goodreads
Amazon
WebServices
publishing
metadata
february 2012 by chaos
Fastly
september 2011 by chaos
Slow is bad. It's bad for your customers, it's bad for your developers and it's bad for your reputation. Slow annoys users, limits page views, kills sales and inflates bounce rates. Slow is your enemy.
Fastly fixes that. Fastly is a strategically distributed, global network of servers that allows you to speed up your site for users everywhere whilst retaining tight control over your content.
Traditional content delivery networks only serve static content such as images or css. Our technology also allows you to cache dynamic content with all the control needed to handle even highly specific and time dependent data like content feeds and APIs.
WebServices
ContentDeliveryNetworks
SysAdmin
performance
Fastly fixes that. Fastly is a strategically distributed, global network of servers that allows you to speed up your site for users everywhere whilst retaining tight control over your content.
Traditional content delivery networks only serve static content such as images or css. Our technology also allows you to cache dynamic content with all the control needed to handle even highly specific and time dependent data like content feeds and APIs.
september 2011 by chaos
ifttt / Put the internet to work for you.
september 2011 by chaos
Put the internet to work for you by creating tasks that fit this simple structure:
if this then that
Think of all the things you could do if you were able to define any task as: when something happens (this) then do something else (that).
WebServices
WebApp
productivity
if this then that
Think of all the things you could do if you were able to define any task as: when something happens (this) then do something else (that).
september 2011 by chaos
Dozuki will drag service manuals kicking, screaming into 21st century
august 2011 by chaos
"Repair is better than recycling," Wiens told Ars last year. "We can become vastly more sustainable by fixing things when they break rather than mining them for raw materials."
repair
maintenance
WebServices
manuals
guide
august 2011 by chaos
mostly365 ~ Share a photo with the world every day
july 2011 by chaos
tag on twitter #mostly365
photos
sharing
twitter
WebServices
photography
july 2011 by chaos
Google+ is the social backbone - O'Reilly Radar
july 2011 by chaos
Important and thought-provoking post by @edd about commoditization of social: Google+ is the social backbone
Google+
socialsoftware
SocialNetworks
essays
WebServices
july 2011 by chaos
Public APIs availability - uptime and down time - slow performance
july 2011 by chaos
Uptime status Public APIs
performance
status
API
WebServices
network
SysAdmin
july 2011 by chaos
Tweetmarks
june 2011 by chaos
Tweetmarks is a web service for setting and getting the "last read" tweet for a given Twitter user. It can be used to "sync" the reading position between multiple Twitter clients and platforms. It was created by Riverfold Software.
twitter
WebServices
sync
june 2011 by chaos
OpenStack - Open Source Cloud Computing Software
april 2011 by chaos
OpenStack is a collection of open source technologies delivering a massively scalable cloud operating system. OpenStack is currently developing two interrelated projects: OpenStack Compute and OpenStack Object Storage. OpenStack Compute is software to provision and manage large groups of virtual private servers, and OpenStack Object Storage is software for creating redundant, scalable object storage using clusters of commodity servers to store terabytes or even petabytes of data.
opensource
virtualization
CloudComputing
WebServices
april 2011 by chaos
On reddit's outage : announcements
april 2011 by chaos
As you probably know, reddit was down or degraded for the last 36 hours. Right now we are still a bit degraded, but we have enough servers to handle the weekend traffic (we think). We hope to be at full capacity by Monday.
We want to tell you why reddit was down.
In short, Amazon had a failure of their EBS system, which is a data storage product they offer, at around 1:15am PDT. This may sound familiar, because it was the same type of failure that took us down a month ago. This time however the failure was more widespread and affected a much larger portion of our servers (and not just ours, many other companies were affected as well). Namely, most of our database slaves were disabled from this outage. Even though we are spread across multiple availability zones (data centers), it did us no good in this case, since the outage was so widespread and hit multiple availability zones.
Amazon
reddit
scalability
SysAdmin
WebServices
We want to tell you why reddit was down.
In short, Amazon had a failure of their EBS system, which is a data storage product they offer, at around 1:15am PDT. This may sound familiar, because it was the same type of failure that took us down a month ago. This time however the failure was more widespread and affected a much larger portion of our servers (and not just ours, many other companies were affected as well). Namely, most of our database slaves were disabled from this outage. Even though we are spread across multiple availability zones (data centers), it did us no good in this case, since the outage was so widespread and hit multiple availability zones.
april 2011 by chaos
High Scalability - High Scalability - Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For April 22, 2011
april 2011 by chaos
The Great SkyNet Day Amazon Downtime roundup - EC2 outages
Amazon
WebServices
scalability
links
SysAdmin
april 2011 by chaos
Greplin
april 2011 by chaos
the search bar for your life
paid and free plans
google
gmail
Facebook
twitter
search
WebServices
iPhone
paid and free plans
april 2011 by chaos
Anonymouse.org
april 2011 by chaos
Many mice surf the web under the illusion that their actions are private and anonymous.
Unfortunately, this is not the way it is. Every time you visit a site for a piece of cheese, you
leave a calling card that reveals where you are coming from, what kind of computer you use,
and other details. And many cats keep logs of all your visits, so that they can catch you!
This service allows you to surf the web without revealing any personal information.
It is fast, it is easy, and it is free!
proxy
security
privacy
WebServices
WebProxy
Unfortunately, this is not the way it is. Every time you visit a site for a piece of cheese, you
leave a calling card that reveals where you are coming from, what kind of computer you use,
and other details. And many cats keep logs of all your visits, so that they can catch you!
This service allows you to surf the web without revealing any personal information.
It is fast, it is easy, and it is free!
april 2011 by chaos
Megaproxy® - Secure, fast, anonymous web proxy
april 2011 by chaos
Finally, a reliable Web SSL VPN service that allows you to surf the web more securely and privately anywhere and at anytime from any Internet-enabled location without the complexities of software installations, third-party browser plugin-ins or re-configurations.
Innovative exclusive technology that would proactively safeguard your online privacy and identity, allow you to surf the Internet revealing neither personal details nor information about your web destinations, while protecting your browser with application-aware security against common threats such as web browser hijacking and Internet snooping.
WebProxy
proxy
security
privacy
vpn
WebServices
subscriptions
Innovative exclusive technology that would proactively safeguard your online privacy and identity, allow you to surf the Internet revealing neither personal details nor information about your web destinations, while protecting your browser with application-aware security against common threats such as web browser hijacking and Internet snooping.
april 2011 by chaos
Proxify® anonymous proxy - surf the Web privately and securely
april 2011 by chaos
Proxify® is a web-based anonymous proxy service which allows anyone to surf the Web privately and securely. Unlike other proxies, there is no software to install or complicated instructions to follow. Just enter a URL (website address) in the form above. Through Proxify, you can use websites but they cannot uniquely identify or track you. Proxify hides your IP address and our encrypted connection prevents monitoring of your network traffic. Once using Proxify, you can surf normally and forget that it is there, protecting you.
While access is free, subscribers receive a much higher level of service including access to special features. For more information, please see the FAQ. Try Proxify now by typing a URL in the form above or by clicking on a quick link here: DMOZ, Reuters, Hotmail, Snopes, SpamCop, Fark, Yahoo, Yahoo Mail, More...
proxy
privacy
security
WebServices
WebProxy
While access is free, subscribers receive a much higher level of service including access to special features. For more information, please see the FAQ. Try Proxify now by typing a URL in the form above or by clicking on a quick link here: DMOZ, Reuters, Hotmail, Snopes, SpamCop, Fark, Yahoo, Yahoo Mail, More...
april 2011 by chaos
DISQUS - Discover your community
april 2011 by chaos
DISQUS is a comments platform that helps you build an active community from your website's audience. It has awesome features, powerful tools, and it's easy to install.
comments
blog
WebServices
API
april 2011 by chaos
rstat.us
march 2011 by chaos
There are two things that make rstat.us special: simplicity and openness.
Simplicity is a core 'feature' of rstat.us. We pride ourselves on saying 'no' to lots of features. Our interface is clean, and easy to understand. We give you just enough features to be interesting, but not enough to be complicated and confusing.
If you're a software developer, you'll probably want to check out our Open Source page. If that's greek to you, here's the deal on Openness: the programming code that makes up rstat.us is available for anyone to download, free of charge. Programmers can use that code to run their own websites just like rstat.us, and you can subscribe to your friends on any site that supports the OStatus protocol, like identi.ca. This also means that you can own your data, we'll never stop you from having full access to everything you've put into rstat.us.
microblogging
opensource
WebServices
socialsoftware
Simplicity is a core 'feature' of rstat.us. We pride ourselves on saying 'no' to lots of features. Our interface is clean, and easy to understand. We give you just enough features to be interesting, but not enough to be complicated and confusing.
If you're a software developer, you'll probably want to check out our Open Source page. If that's greek to you, here's the deal on Openness: the programming code that makes up rstat.us is available for anyone to download, free of charge. Programmers can use that code to run their own websites just like rstat.us, and you can subscribe to your friends on any site that supports the OStatus protocol, like identi.ca. This also means that you can own your data, we'll never stop you from having full access to everything you've put into rstat.us.
march 2011 by chaos
Postmark – Email delivery for web apps
march 2011 by chaos
Simple Pricing
Only $1.50 for 1,000 emails sent
Stop wasting money and only pay for what you use. No monthly fees or setup cost.
email
WebServices
business
marketing
statistics
API
Only $1.50 for 1,000 emails sent
Stop wasting money and only pay for what you use. No monthly fees or setup cost.
march 2011 by chaos
Placehold.it - Quick and simple image placeholders
february 2011 by chaos
How does it work? Just put your image size after our URL and you'll get a placeholder.
Like this: http://placehold.it/350x150
You can also use it in your code, like this:
<img src="http://placehold.it/350x150">
WebDesign
WebServices
WebDevelopment
Like this: http://placehold.it/350x150
You can also use it in your code, like this:
<img src="http://placehold.it/350x150">
february 2011 by chaos
Apigee | Free and Enterprise API Management Products and Infrastructure
january 2011 by chaos
Apigee is for a new internet of APIs - where billions of mobile, tablets, and set-top apps connect in a web that has moved beyond the browser. Over 150 enterprises and thousands of developers use Apigee technology to make their APIs better.
API
WebServices
business
WebDevelopment
january 2011 by chaos
Erlang Web
december 2010 by chaos
The Erlang Web is an open source framework for applications based on HTTP protocols, giving the developer better control of content management. With Erlang Web's simple but extensible concept of including dynamic content in pages, libraries of reusable components can be built. Currently it supports INETS and Yaws webservers, but others are planned in the future.
The Erlang Web platform has been developed by Erlang Training & Consulting Ltd. for the past three years and is being used in many commercial and high profile projects.
Erlang
programming
WebDevelopment
WebServices
The Erlang Web platform has been developed by Erlang Training & Consulting Ltd. for the past three years and is being used in many commercial and high profile projects.
december 2010 by chaos
StatusNet | Your Network
december 2010 by chaos
StatusNet is the open source microblogging platform that helps you share and connect in real-time within your own domain.
With StatusNet you can encourage collaboration, build and engage your community, and be in command of your brand.
microblogging
collaboration
socialsoftware
WebServices
WebHosting
StatusNet
With StatusNet you can encourage collaboration, build and engage your community, and be in command of your brand.
december 2010 by chaos
ScribTeX online LaTeX editor
november 2010 by chaos
Create and edit your LaTeX projects online with ScribTeX. Our online LaTeX editor has everything you need to get started straight away, whether you're new to LaTeX or experienced and looking for an easy way to share your work with others.
LaTex
TeX
TextEditors
WebServices
freeware
pdf
collaboration
math
science
writing
WordProcessor
november 2010 by chaos
PDF2Word Online: Convert PDF to Word for Free
november 2010 by chaos
may only convert first 100 or so pages
pdf
conversion
RTF
freeware
shareware
WebServices
november 2010 by chaos
Google Web Elements
october 2010 by chaos
Google Web Elements allow you to easily add your favorite Google products to your website. Custom Search Element – Add the Custom Search element, and let visitors search your site and other sites you choose using the power of Google Custom Search. If you like, earn revenue from your site with AdSense for Search.
google
search
WebDevelopment
WebServices
october 2010 by chaos
historious - your personalized search world
august 2010 by chaos
Have you ever read an interesting article online and then wanted to come back to it days later but couldn't find it any more? Bookmarks are not very effective because the sheer number and variety of websites we visit makes bookmarking a logistic nightmare.
historious is here to help with that exact situation. It is basically a search engine for sites you like. Add (we call it "historify") a site using our bookmarklet (it works with all browsers, even your phone's!), our browser extensions or manually, then come back to the site and search your historified sites just by entering some keywords!
bookmarks
search
history
WebServices
historious is here to help with that exact situation. It is basically a search engine for sites you like. Add (we call it "historify") a site using our bookmarklet (it works with all browsers, even your phone's!), our browser extensions or manually, then come back to the site and search your historified sites just by entering some keywords!
august 2010 by chaos
Filevo - Filesharing Evolved
july 2010 by chaos
Torrent seedboxing and Rapidshare leeching now live - Free 1 month coupon code available at Reddit!
FileSharing
BitTorrent
WebServices
july 2010 by chaos
Support Details | Tech Support Management
july 2010 by chaos
"Visit web site Support Details and it'll quickly round up your system information, including operating system, browser, IP address, and more." lifehacker.com
SysAdmin
WebServices
support
july 2010 by chaos
FlightCaster
july 2010 by chaos
FlightCaster predicts flight delays. We use an advanced algorithm that scours data on every domestic flight for the past 10-years and matches it to real-time conditions.
We help you evaluate alternative options and help connect you to the right person to make the change.
travel
airline
prediction
WebServices
We help you evaluate alternative options and help connect you to the right person to make the change.
july 2010 by chaos
Skulpt
june 2010 by chaos
Skulpt is an entirely in-browser implementation of Python.
No preprocessing, plugins, or server-side support required, just write Python and reload.
WebServices
python
javascript
programming
opensource
No preprocessing, plugins, or server-side support required, just write Python and reload.
june 2010 by chaos
OpenLike is a protocol for sharing the things you like on the web.
may 2010 by chaos
OpenLike is a simple way to tell other sites about the things you like and dislike on the web. Instead of having all of your preferences stored by a single company, OpenLike gives you a way to send your data where you want it.
WebServices
opensource
API
programming
forums
may 2010 by chaos
XAuth
may 2010 by chaos
XAuth is an open platform for extending authenticated user services across the web.
Participating services generate a browser token for each of their users. Publishers can then recognize when site visitors are logged in to those online services and present them with meaningful, relevant options.
Users can choose to authenticate directly from the publisher site and use the service to share, interact with friends, or participate in the site's community. The XAuth Token can be anything, so services have the flexibility to define whatever level of access they choose.
authentication
identity
WebServices
OnlineIdentity
security
Participating services generate a browser token for each of their users. Publishers can then recognize when site visitors are logged in to those online services and present them with meaningful, relevant options.
Users can choose to authenticate directly from the publisher site and use the service to share, interact with friends, or participate in the site's community. The XAuth Token can be anything, so services have the flexibility to define whatever level of access they choose.
may 2010 by chaos
Prezi - The zooming presentation editor
april 2010 by chaos
I like the movement and zooming in and out to show context. I don't really like their presentations, too many bullet points.
presentations
WebServices
visualization
april 2010 by chaos
ThinkTank - Ask your friends
march 2010 by chaos
ThinkTank is an installable web application that captures and organizes replies to your status updates on Twitter.
twitter
socialsoftware
WebServices
aggregator
API
opensource
GPL
march 2010 by chaos
Soup - Publish, collect, share.
february 2010 by chaos
Too creative for just a profile?
Way too busy to blog?
Soup is easy personal publishing.
tumblelog
WebServices
aggregator
socialsoftware
Way too busy to blog?
Soup is easy personal publishing.
february 2010 by chaos
Ibis Reader ™
february 2010 by chaos
pure web app ePub book reader
Ibis Reader™ is the ebook reader for your smartphone, netbook, or computer that focuses on helping you find the best books and then getting out of your way.
ebooks
iphone
WebServices
Ibis Reader™ is the ebook reader for your smartphone, netbook, or computer that focuses on helping you find the best books and then getting out of your way.
february 2010 by chaos
William Vambenepe — Square peg, REST hole
february 2010 by chaos
*** check out the comments ***
For all its goodness, REST sometimes feels like trying to fit a square peg in the proverbial round hole. Some interaction patterns just don’t lend themselves well to the REST approach. Here are a few examples, taken from the field of IT/Cloud management.
REST
WebServices
WebDevelopment
For all its goodness, REST sometimes feels like trying to fit a square peg in the proverbial round hole. Some interaction patterns just don’t lend themselves well to the REST approach. Here are a few examples, taken from the field of IT/Cloud management.
february 2010 by chaos
DandyID: Universally Portable Social Identity!
february 2010 by chaos
DandyID lets you easily collect all of your online profiles in one convenient place and allows people to discover the real verified you across the web. Powerful social analytics let you track how people are engaging you online.
socialsoftware
SocialNetworks
aggregator
WebServices
february 2010 by chaos
Flavors.me
february 2010 by chaos
Flavors.me allows anyone
to create an elegant website using personal content from around the internet
Ideal for personal homepages, lifestreaming, splash and microsites, celebrity fan pages, commercial promotion, brand marketing – and everything in between.
WebDesign
WebServices
aggregator
twitter
blog
flickr
photos
video
lifestream
to create an elegant website using personal content from around the internet
Ideal for personal homepages, lifestreaming, splash and microsites, celebrity fan pages, commercial promotion, brand marketing – and everything in between.
february 2010 by chaos
Who Moved My Buy Button?
february 2010 by chaos
Who Moved My Buy Button? is a project of the Authors Guild.
Our goal is to allow authors to become immediately aware of when their buy buttons are removed. Publishers are often too fearful of antagonizing Amazon to say anything publicly about such incidents. Authors needn't have that fear (we can keep your identity anonymous), however, and publicity is probably our best collective defense.
So please keep track of a few of your books. Sound the alarm if you find Amazon's removed your buy buttons (but make sure your book isn't just out of stock: review Buy-Buttonology: A Field Guide to Amazon's Book Pages). We'll do our part -- we'll monitor thousands of titles from many publishers.
Amazon
Macmillan
ebooks
publishing
business
#amazonfail
WebServices
book
amazonfail
Our goal is to allow authors to become immediately aware of when their buy buttons are removed. Publishers are often too fearful of antagonizing Amazon to say anything publicly about such incidents. Authors needn't have that fear (we can keep your identity anonymous), however, and publicity is probably our best collective defense.
So please keep track of a few of your books. Sound the alarm if you find Amazon's removed your buy buttons (but make sure your book isn't just out of stock: review Buy-Buttonology: A Field Guide to Amazon's Book Pages). We'll do our part -- we'll monitor thousands of titles from many publishers.
february 2010 by chaos
The Data Liberation Front (the Data Liberation Front)
october 2009 by chaos
Users should be able to control the data they store in any of Google's products. Our team's goal is to make it easier for them to move data in and out.
Google
gmail
backup
security
WebServices
API
DataPortability
october 2009 by chaos
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