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راستش رو بخایید من 1 آرمان رو فقط برای آی تی راه ننداختم و برای چیزای دیگه هم بود.حدود یه هفته پیش موضوعات «آی تی» مطالب من به پارسیش منتقل شد،ولی این دلیلی بر این نیست که من هنوز در رابطه با بقیه موضوع ها اینجا ننویسم…

مدت ها دنبال یه پست جالب بودم که به لطف خدا پیدا شد.من به تبلیغات علاقه بسیاری دارم،شما چطور؟

تبلیغ ها بدون هیچ توضیحی در زیر!

Against Abuse Inc

National Air Cargo

Animal Planet – Authentic wildlife documentaries

چون دیروز متوجه سرعت بسیار بالا در دایال آپ شدم،باقی در ادامه…

Seiko

Burger King

Lexus LX 570: Safety

World Aids Day

Vanish – Daddy, if mommy still doesn’t know of Vanish, you better wear this

Reef n Beef

Volkswagen – Relax while working

Obesity is Suicide

Dove – Unstick your style

Nintendo – GameBoy Advance

Small screen, small movie

World Heart Federation

Museum of Natural History Stuttgart

McDonald – Wake up with the premium roast coffee

Fiat – Uncover life. Fiat stilo with sky window

National Geographic Channel

Career Junction – Put your skills to better use

Brandt – Don’t let smells mix

Mitsubishi Refrigerators – Keep them fresh, not miserable

Traveller Magazine – Discover a whole new world at your fingertips

Healthier Scotland

Nejma Sunflower Cooking Oil

Paws For A Cause

Braun – Why work when you can create?

KitKat – Have a break, Have a KitKat

Nissan

Dunkin’ Donuts – America runs on Dunkin

NSW Police Force – Watch for cars when wearing headphones

Kellogg’s – Hello delicious!

Nintendo – GameBoy Advance

BAD Charity Challenge

Heineken

WWF – Save your forests

ADESF – Stop consuming your body

RSS works as a content aggregator, piped into special programs and filters updated information such as blog entries, news, headlines, and pod casts. Along with the updated Web 2.0, content aggregators make the internet way less complicated when it comes to keeping up with the topics of your choice. In my case, I keep up with CNN and the news. By subscribing to Netvibes.com, I am able to keep up with my favorite topics and continue blogging all in the same site.

MUDGE’s Musings

Stanley Bing of Fortune is one of my favorite guys. His The Bing Blog has been part of the Left-Handed Complement blogroll from the early days.

Today’s post discusses the latest news of the tug-of-war now entering what is probably its final phase: Microsoft’s intention to take over Yahoo.

Yahoo thoughts and Microsoft dreams

The Bing Blog | Monday, April 7, 2008 at 1:00 pm

I thought I would begin the week here by taking a moment of silence for all the good folks at Yahoo (YHOO), now under assault by the great and powerful conquistador from Redmond (MSFT).  Today Yahoo management found it necessary to combat comments made by Microsoft top pate Steve Ballmer to the effect that the company was in serious trouble and would probably tank in the very near future without the timely rescue now under consideration. This could be seen by some cynics as a blatant attempt to lower the value of the property Mr. Ballmer and team are looking to acquire, but you won’t find any cynics here. Just sympathetic skeptics who have been there and done that.

Few topics among we who toil in the vineyards we call “IT” are more likely to elicit a curling lip than the subject of the Ogre of Redmond, “Micro$oft.”

I’ll have a few thoughts about that attitude, as well as discouraging words regarding the maiden whose chastity is under attack, Yahoo, after you read Bing’s post.

[Please click the link below for the complete article -- but then please come on back!]

The Bing Blog Yahoo thoughts and Microsoft dreams «

I don’t love Microsoft, any more than I love Toyota or General Electric or any other giant of business whose products I use and take for granted daily. But I don’t hate them.

In the information profession, Bill Gates and Paul Allen came out of a garage with a sharp (borrowed?) idea or two and an absolutely rapacious business style and mowed down the traditional powers. Have to respect that.

I am not such a bits and bytes artiste (although, there was a time…) that I am affronted by Microsoft’s often derivative, frequently expensive approach to the way my PC works.

If family MUDGE ultimately replaces the Sony desktop PC with which tonight’s screed is written with a Macintosh, that will reflect more the influence of the lovely Mrs. MUDGE, a professional electronic compositor who has happily used Macs at work for most of the past 20 years. Equal time, don’t you know? And it would likely be a new dual-boot system anyway, if I can’t bear to part with Windows.

Then, there’s Yahoo.

In its own way, Yahoo was a pioneer of a new generation of computing: the Internet. Long before there was such a thing as a google, except I think in the field of rarified mathematics, Yahoo was the search engine, later the home page of choice, for millions of new citizens of the web, yr (justifiably) humble svt included.

They were my window to the Internet for many long years. Beginning in 1998 when I made the switch from whatever long gone home page I had used to My Yahoo!, I steadily built a splendid and useful home base for whatever computing, recreational or business related, I was up to.

Had modules with the stock prices of my laughable nanoholdings; had weather reports in several cities I care about; news general and technical, from several sources; a window to my Yahoo Photo site (R.I.P.) that flashed a rotating thumbnail of one of the hundreds of pix in our on-line family album.

A beautiful thing.

One morning, it was gone.

A few, generic bits and pieces to tantalize, but all of the cool stuff built up over years was apparently fried.

Asked for, but received no help (or any response at all) from Yahoo support. Sigh.

So, time to find somewhere new to call home (page). Landed at Google for a while, but, for all of its technological wizardry, they’ve never really figured out, or obviously wanted to figure out, what I had grown to believe classic home page should be. And I didn’t admire their vision of one.

Eventually, Netvibes and Pageflakes came along.

Not bad, and in many ways they are definitely improvements over Yahoo or Google. Both have useful features, and now it’s an age of tabbed browsing, so I don’t really have to choose between Netvibes and Pageflakes, and I have both.

Netvibes, my preferred tool with its huge number of tabbed pages, wants me to update to their newest version, but the process seems weirdly intrusive, so I’m not sure they’ll be useful to me much longer. Pageflakes has fewer features, but it’s useful, and when it scrapes my blog’s feed, it picks up the first graphic it finds — very cool.

It’s been close to four years since that morning Yahoo went missing. I’ve never looked back.

So how do I feel about Yahoo now that they’re about to pay the price for developing a model that apparently didn’t care enough about a paying customer (and yes, I was paying $60/year, their going rate at the time for enhanced email) to even acknowledge his polite requests for assistance?

Ballmer, what took you so long? And, be careful not to overpay. Two cents should about cover it.

It’s it for now. Thanks,

–MUDGE

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Dear Netvibes.com:

Thank you Netvibes.com , you have really changed my life.  I no longer have to go through my list of bookmarked sites I check daily in hopes that there is new information posted.  Netvibes.com, with you I just have to make one click to you and like magic, I know which of my favorite sites have been updated and which not to waste my time on.  Oh, and Netvibes.com, you save me even more time when you list what is new on your page so I don’t even need to go to the individual websites, of course unless I have the time.  Netbvibes.com, you really know how to rock RSS feeds.  Without you, RSS feeds are nothing, and I am not just saying that.

Netvibes.com, I am sorry I did not give you a chance earlier, when I was first introduced to aggregators.  I was ignorant and thought bookmarks was where it was at.  There are so many perks to having you in my life, I can’t even imagine being online without you.  Netvibes.com, you provide me with so many options; I would like to list a few here, so you begin to understand how much I really do appreciate you.

Netvibes.com here are just a few of the things that you do to complete me:

1.        Provide a link to facebook.com.  Netvibes.com, you are one of the few that really know how much time I spend on facebook.

2.       Let me know what the weather is like, even though I don’t go outside because I would rather spend all of my time with you.

3.       Provide me with the latest news; obviously I need to know what Brittany is doing right now and how much Barak has fundraised this month.

4.       Let me know when my classmates update their blogs so I am not the last one to update mine and when it is time to make comments.

5.       Provide direct access to google.com and flickr.com.  I no longer have to waste my time typing their direct urls.

Netbives.com, there are so many more reasons why I totally digg you, but that is for later.  Before you, netvibes.com, some may have considered me slightly antisocial.  But now netvibes.com, I am able to participate in so many different online communities and efficiently with you.  Netvibes.com, you make it so easy to check up on all my friends, and they don’t even know. I am so glad you save me time with direct access to all the blogs I stalk, you leave me with more time to stalk.

This, Netvibes.com is why you have changed my life.

Forever yours (unless something better comes along),

Wanda

Es ist möglich, Flickr rssfeeds in netvibes zu abonnieren und man kann so die aktuellen fotos von einem bestimmten Account anschaun. Damit sparrt man sich den Umweg über die Tags. Zum Testen als rssfeed http://www.flickr.com/photos/funkyfire/ eingeben
Ach ja und ich hab mal einen meiner iCal Kalender veröffentlicht, wenn ihr ihn einbauen wollt, dann mit der url: http://home.arcor.de/funkyfire/Geburtstage.ics

Wer auf www.30boxes.com angemeldet ist, kann auch seinen Kalender per rssfeed austauschen, zB:feed://www.30boxes.com/rss/54381/FelixVolkheimer/fae107ac6dd6837ddce49dd557887acb/0/

@dex: um die feeds zu aktualisieren, musst du auf “Meine Feeds” klicken. das hat zumindest bei benni funktioniert.