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Participation Inequality
ByDerekAs a web applications developer, I often read Jakob Nielsen’s articles on usability. His most recent article deals with something of interest to the blogging world – participation inequality, or as we might say, lurkers vs. commentors. In most online communities, 90% of users are lurkers who never contribute, 9% of users contribute a little,…
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- Derek | Friday Five | Geek
Friday Five – July 22, 2011
ByDerekFriday Five is my [most]weekly technology tidbits post. #1 – Google’s ’20 Percent Time’ Will Survive The Death of Google Labs [TechCrunch] Google announced this morning that it will be shutting down Google Labs, a platform that allowed users to interact and give feedback on experimental products produced by Googlers in their 20 Percent Time. While…
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Merry Christmas!
ByDerekIn this frequently hectic time of year, we all often need a reminder to sit back, relax, and soak in the spirit of the season. From our house to yours, Merry Christmas!
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All quiet on the Punaro front
ByDerekHaven’t had much to post lately. Amanda and I had a fabulous combined birthday celebration on Saturday. This year I asked everyone to just gift me cash, as what I really wanted to get was a lighting setup for my camera. Need the right gear to take photos of the baby! When it all arrives…
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Verizon FTTP coming to me!
ByDerekAwwww yeah! Business First reports that Hamburg and Orchard Park are going to be the first WNY areas that Verizon will be instituting it’s Fiber To The Premises service. Last year they ran what I assumed to be fiber to the pole on the corner of my lot, at which point the lines go underground,…
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- Blogging | Buffalo | Derek | East Side Buffalo | Geek
News from a broad
ByDerekWelcome to our good friend, Michele Johnson, to the blogosphere! Her new blog, News From A Broad, will surely be interesting reading as she details her daily dealings from the East Side (and more).
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