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I spend a solid majority of my day, every day, online. I use no fewer than five different browsers on a reasonably regular basis, use all kinds of different web apps, and [...]
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Today will be a funky day to visit The 2.0 Life.
As content continues to grow, and readership and engagement do as well, I’m going to roll out a new way of accessing, viewing, and interacting with the site. I think it’ll serve everyone better- the site should be faster, easier, and more intuitive.
Unfortunately, that means [...]
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Every week, I share the “creme de my crema” of the blogosphere.
Here’s what I’ve loved reading this week:
Micro Persuasion- “Making Gmail Your Gateway to the Web”
NovelCritic- “Twilight (A Review for Men)”
Skidzopedia- “17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!“
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Technorati Tags: subway,metro,transportation,ipod,apple,travel
I think it’s fairly safe to assume that most people have iPods. If you don’t have one, find a buddy who does. They’ll help you realize how critical it is to the continuation of your existence.
If you need another reason to love iPods, there’s iSubway Maps. iSubway Maps is a new way to [...]
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Since it’s a holiday, and I don’t want to give you too much to read today (unlike every other day…) I’ll keep this one short.
This Thanksgiving, borrowing the idea from Lifehacker, here is the technology I’m thankful for.
Evernote- For remembering everything I’d forget otherwise.
StumbleUpon- for endless hours of enjoyment.
Windows Live Writer- For making blogging [...]
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