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6 months ago
in VD: o pós natal on alt.prt.sc
Confirma-se, é a 3000. Tem os botões redondos e junto ao logo da PSP tem o microfone. Tens mais links para as diferencas de ecra ?
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7 months ago
in blog.cpinto.net: What mobile app should I build? on blog.cpinto.net
PS: as you may have noticed I'm doing low text, ugly links, kind of
posts. I'm actually using the mail2blogger feature, but I'm not happy.
Need to cook up something that understands the most basic of markups.
mailman (kickass mail list & weblist ) + your rss script parser = profit
get over it, even Calacanis uses a mailing list.
posts. I'm actually using the mail2blogger feature, but I'm not happy.
Need to cook up something that understands the most basic of markups.
mailman (kickass mail list & weblist ) + your rss script parser = profit
get over it, even Calacanis uses a mailing list.
2 replies
7 months ago
in Episódio 4: Alt.Prt.Sc no Fórum de Segurança Digital on alt.prt.sc
Obrigado, mas estamos ambos nela já há algum tempo :) O objectivo era haver mais partilha de experiencias do que propriamente mera troca de contactos.
1 reply
Manuel Lemos
Ok, porreiro, não sabia que já lá estavam, mas penso que se o StarTracker é apenas visto como uma rede para troca de contactos, penso que de certa forma os objectivos dessa rede estão a ser mal-entendidos e portanto a rede está a ser sub-aproveitada.
Nesse caso recomendo que usem os próprios forums dessa rede social para buscar pessoas interessadas a partilharem o tipo de experiências que procuram.
Nesse caso recomendo que usem os próprios forums dessa rede social para buscar pessoas interessadas a partilharem o tipo de experiências que procuram.
1 year ago
in "If you're going to BarCamp ..." on webtopmania
Dude you completely miss the point of barcamps. It's not about self promotion, business or plain shameless pub. It's about knowledge, sharing and ideas.
And yes, wizi pitch was useless, unprepared, out of timing and plain useless. It was just like those commercials what we get on TV when we zap.
And yes, wizi pitch was useless, unprepared, out of timing and plain useless. It was just like those commercials what we get on TV when we zap.
1 reply
Guillaume Riflet
Barcamps, for me, are all about pitching ideas, early-stage projects and
sharing cool hacks and doing cool demos. Barcamps unavoidably self-promote
the pitcher, you can't take that away from Barcamps. Personally, I'm looking
for doers and wanna-doers, rather than just thinkers. I like an idea or a
concept, if next you present me with an action plan to do it.
However, it's true that Miguel and Maria weren't informed enough on the real
spirit of Barcamps when they presented us wizi. That's my fault in part,
since I "persuaded" them to come to Barcamp and expose wizi on a *very*
short notice. Thus they didn't know their real audience and they did what
they usually do in fairs and expositions, and that was "pitching" their
product (hey, I learned all that from João Rico :) ).They're not necessarily
"in tune" with barcampers, but hey, I'm not elitist. Hell, myself am
probably not in tune with the mainstream barcamper, but what the heck, I
still feel I can contribute to the whole. I just need a chance. So you can
blame all that on me. Fine.
But look at the bright side: First, I totally feel it's a really cool app
that it's worth sharing around, and second, it's a portuguese app, (like
tarpipe)! So I really get excited about that, because they can rival anybody
in the world (I'm kindof megalomaniac I reckon, but I don't think I'm the
only barcamper who is ;) ). Also, their successful experience as
entrepreneurs that Maria shared with us was *really* nice and very
*valuable* to every wannabe or experienced entrepreneur (ok, so maybe it was
a bit long-ish in the end). I learned quite a lot from that day.
Finally, they were the kind of unexpected event you might get at a barcamp
AND they posted open-jobs proposals on their site just for you Barcampers,
in case you didn't noticed! So come on, give them a break.
sharing cool hacks and doing cool demos. Barcamps unavoidably self-promote
the pitcher, you can't take that away from Barcamps. Personally, I'm looking
for doers and wanna-doers, rather than just thinkers. I like an idea or a
concept, if next you present me with an action plan to do it.
However, it's true that Miguel and Maria weren't informed enough on the real
spirit of Barcamps when they presented us wizi. That's my fault in part,
since I "persuaded" them to come to Barcamp and expose wizi on a *very*
short notice. Thus they didn't know their real audience and they did what
they usually do in fairs and expositions, and that was "pitching" their
product (hey, I learned all that from João Rico :) ).They're not necessarily
"in tune" with barcampers, but hey, I'm not elitist. Hell, myself am
probably not in tune with the mainstream barcamper, but what the heck, I
still feel I can contribute to the whole. I just need a chance. So you can
blame all that on me. Fine.
But look at the bright side: First, I totally feel it's a really cool app
that it's worth sharing around, and second, it's a portuguese app, (like
tarpipe)! So I really get excited about that, because they can rival anybody
in the world (I'm kindof megalomaniac I reckon, but I don't think I'm the
only barcamper who is ;) ). Also, their successful experience as
entrepreneurs that Maria shared with us was *really* nice and very
*valuable* to every wannabe or experienced entrepreneur (ok, so maybe it was
a bit long-ish in the end). I learned quite a lot from that day.
Finally, they were the kind of unexpected event you might get at a barcamp
AND they posted open-jobs proposals on their site just for you Barcampers,
in case you didn't noticed! So come on, give them a break.
1 year ago
in blog.cpinto.net: One for the Jabber/XMPP community on blog.cpinto.net
Recipient's server determines that if the server can store offline messages on behalf of the intended recipient; if not (e.g., because the recipient's offline message queue is full), the server returns a <service-unavailable/> error to the sender.
Best Practices for Handling Offline Messages - http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0160.html
Flexible Offline Message Retrieval - http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0013.html
You don't need one server, but rather a decent bot that (should) re-route the messages back to you.
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-developm...
Best Practices for Handling Offline Messages - http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0160.html
Flexible Offline Message Retrieval - http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0013.html
You don't need one server, but rather a decent bot that (should) re-route the messages back to you.
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-developm...
1 reply
cpinto
ok, just clearing up that particular question: how would you scale offline message storage? :-)
1 year ago
in blog.cpinto.net: Top 10 Stallman jokes on blog.cpinto.net
aghk! pfiu! better than words are videos and this one is truly priceless:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pube5Aynsls
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pube5Aynsls
1 reply
cpinto
LOL
http://www.slashgear.com/psp-3000-vs-psp-2000-s...
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/2...