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AF-Design Blog- OS X Lion vs. Windows 7 AdoptionHave you ever seen an info graphic or a chart and wondered if you could trust the information? This post grew from a discussion on Twitter about that very thing. Specifically a chart from the recent iPhone 4S launch that … Continue reading → […]
- iPhone 4S – A glimpse into the futureYesterday, Tim Cook introduced the world to a new and improved iPhone 4S. It’s been met with luke warm reviews and many jokes about how little it has been improved. I think most of the industry is wrong and here’s … Continue reading → […]
- What Happened at F8?Facebook came, it saw, it conquered and for those who were there (or watched the livestream) we saw the future of social networking and perhaps more accurately the semantic web. To paraphrase Mark Zuckerberg, the first iteration of Facebook provided … Continue reading → […]
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Category Archives: AF-Design
Egg Mentioned in NY Times
The New York Times is running a fluff story about Honesty Box today (something I’ve done a little work on ). The short piece by Joanne Kaufman, touches briefly on some of the important questions surrounding anonymity online but doesn’t … Continue reading
Rackspace – Ha!
Rackspace, the less than fantastic, albeit fanatical, web hosting provider is trying to buy support. They have had an incredibly bad last few months. Recently a major datacenter outage in November took many customers offline. Additionally, very public technology failures … Continue reading
OpenSocial is Getting Better
Some folks will recall back in November I wrote how OpenSocial was irrelevant as a platform for social networking applications. I’ve been working with it for the last three days on MySpace and have to say, over the last few … Continue reading
Posted in AF-Design, Technology
Tagged api, code, google, myspace, oauth, opensocial, rant, social network, Technology
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It’s called LAMP Stack for a Reason
FAMP != LAMP, Use Linux! Continue reading
Web Hosting Support Nightmare
What exactly is wrong? Continue reading
Did I Mention You Should Make a Backup?
It only took 6 short hours to re-install Windows Vista on my Mac. I recommend you backup any virtual disk images for Parallels you have now – because that took FOREVER! It was an oversight of mine from the hard … Continue reading
Posted in AF-Design, Technology
Tagged apple, backup, microsoft, parallels, upgrade, vista
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Adonomics Now Values Honesty Box at Over $6M
For those of you who don’t know, for the last 6-7 months I’ve been working on a Facebook application called Honesty Box. Honesty Box lets users on Facebook send each other anonymous messages and replies knowing that there’s a level … Continue reading
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Tagged adonomics, code, facebook, honesty box, opensocial, platform, value
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SimpleDB – Outsourced Database Software
TechCrunch broke this to me this evening. I am very excited about a pay per drink service for relational databases. Amazon has released a product called SimpleDB and it’s going to shake the small to mid-level web hosting realm to … Continue reading
Free teleconference provider
Yesterday I had the need to host a conference call. Being a one person shop, it’s cost prohibitive for me to pay money to have an on demand conference bridge (especially when most of my clients have their own.) Back … Continue reading
