Friends must be free to choose whatever software and service they want
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Like of: bridge all the things by Beko Pharm
This rant is great!
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This is a collection of links I stumbled across and found worth sharing. Also see the blogroll for links to blogs I regularly read.
Is Having an RSS Feed Just Giving Content Away for Free?
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Chris Coyier is thinking in an article on CSS-Tricks about RSS:
LibreLingo
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LibreLingo is a relatively new open-source project that seems to be inspired by Duolingo. The demo already looks great, I learned the Spanish words “pan”, “pasta”, “leche” and “pareja”.
Make music with Excel
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Through this article by The Verge, I discovered this YouTube video by musician Dylan Tallchief. He used Microsoft Excel to create a DAW (a digital audio workstation) called xlStudio. With that you can create entire songs in Excel spreadsheets and even export them to use them in the software suite Ableton. I don’t know much about music or music production, but this looks pretty awesome.
CO2 emissions on the web
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Danny Van Kooten wrote an great article. He wrote how he tries to reduce the environmental impact of his WordPress plugins:
Google Maps Hacks
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The Berlin based artist Simon Weckert has hacked Google Maps in a creative way: