Monthly Archives: December 2009

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Posted on December 25, 2009 by jessestay

In these hard economic times, we all need a little reboot on what’s really important.  Christian, Jew, Muslim, or none-of-the-above, this video produced by my church, while from a Christian’s perspective, really sets things straight – it’s the little things!: … Continue reading →

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A Christmas Story: OpenID, OAuth, My Home, and Your Privacy

Posted on December 24, 2009 by jessestay

Here it is, Christmas Eve, almost time to celebrate Christmas in all the traditions it brings in our household.  We usually go visit my wife’s family, and then follow it up with telling the Christmas story out of the Bible … Continue reading →

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FriendFeed Turns on the Twitter Firehose (Again)

Posted on December 23, 2009 by jessestay

It seems that some time today, the FriendFeed team has just re-enabled their live Twitter stream (using Twitter’s “Birddog” API) for real-time updates from Twitter.  I noticed the update when posting a cool bookmarklet by Kynetx, and re-tested it again … Continue reading →

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Cinch Enables On-Site Recording of Audio for the Stream

Posted on December 22, 2009 by jessestay

Early this morning Rob Blackin posted a Cinch, debuting finally the ability to record audio straight from CinchCast.com’s own website.  Until today users could post photos and status updates on the micro-podcasting network, but its core service, audio, could not … Continue reading →

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Tuesday, December 22, 2009 5:47 PM

Posted on December 22, 2009 by jessestay

Cinch Enables On-Site Recording of Audio for the Stream

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JesseStay

Posted on December 22, 2009 by jessestay

Cinch Enables On-Site Recording of Audio for the Stream

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JesseStay – 22-Dec-09 17:47

Posted on December 22, 2009 by jessestay

Cinch Enables On-Site Recording of Audio for the Stream

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JesseStay – posted on 12/22/2009

Posted on December 22, 2009 by jessestay

Cinch Enables On-Site Recording of Audio for the Stream

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Make Your Facebook Page Fly With the FBFoundations Facebook Chicklet

Posted on December 22, 2009 by jessestay

Most guys (and girls) who love Facebook like I do probably have a Facebook Page where those wanting to get a scoop of the latest in our professional lives can come learn, chat, and converse with each other.  I consider … Continue reading →

Posted in chicklet, Downloads, Facebook, facebook chicklet, facebook page, fan count, fan count chicklet, fan count widget, fans, fbfoundations, fbfoundations facebook chicklet, Howtos, http://schemas.google.com/blogger/2008/kind#post, social, Technology | 9 Comments

Kynetx Launches Chrome Extension Support for Their Platform

Posted on December 20, 2009 by jessestay

Editor’s note: Kynetx is something you have to use to fully understand!  If nothing in this article makes sense, please skip down to the bottom and at least try out the extensions these guys have built in their app directory … Continue reading →

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