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I’ve been thinking about job boards and discussing them with some of the others in RefreshMiami a bunch lately. I know they burst onto the scene years ago (I’m talking niche job boards). So it turns out that from my 10 minute research, these features on sites (none I know of are standalone sites), [...]

Akamai, the leading content delivery network, has an amazing visualization of network traffic across the globe. This shows how what otherwise would have been absurd mountains of data almost incomprehensible to the average person can be broken down into digestible bits everyone can understand.  Nick and I were discussing yesterday how 2007/8 are going to [...]

There has been alot of buzz lately about openID, and rightfully so, its an interesting new project that has been years in the making.  For those of you not in the know, and I don’t blame you, OpenID is a decentralized login system for multiple sites and blogs. Essentially its a non-microsoft run passport system.
Right [...]

So if you are one of the 3? 4? RSS subscribers, you’ll have to update your links today.
I added feedburner so I could track stats and hopefully promote the feed a bit more.
So point your feed readers to: http://feeds.feedburner.com/brianbreslin
thx,
Brian

After reading Karel Baloun’s post on facebook over at mashable, one thing stuck out in my mind: Karel argues that yahoo doesn’t seem to tie its properties in together. He uses 360, flickr, upcoming, and delicious as examples where yahoo has failed to integrate the sites together, but what if they just aren’t there yet? [...]

So in continuing my building web apps series (can’t remember when the last one was), I’ve decided to address the issue of why people continue to complain that most web2.0 apps are just features in a bigger picture. Here is the simple reason: web2.0 apps are cheap to build. Why are they cheap? Because when [...]