Jono DiCarlo of Mozilla Labs explains what’s up with Weave this week, and the exciting changes coming in Ubiquity with “Overlord” verbs.
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“Overlord” verbs +1
lok at this aza:
http://chosr.com/user/login.php
could be interessant for ubiquity
i know it would be asking much, but it would be nice to see your videos also be in theora+htmlvideo to really show off the upcoming technology
cool video nonetheless
I agree with Corey. Many of us have 3.1b2 running, I imagine.
@athan: I’ve been watching Chosr. Fun stuff — although I’m not exactly sure why they are doing it as a web-site.
@Corey: Good point. As the tools get better, I’ll try to do that.
@Aza Raskin
Using the Ogg.js Script and Cortado.jar, etc players is a step in the right direction in regards to better tools. Please take a look at these examples:
http://dublab.com/?id=1910
http://braydon.com/design/
http://www.gnu.org/fry/happy-birthday-to-gnu.html
Aza gave his first talk on user interface at age 10 and got hooked. At 17, he was talking and consulting internationally; at 19, he coauthored a physics textbook because he was too young to buy alcohol; at 21, he started drinking alcohol and co-founded Humanized. Two years later, Aza founded Songza.com, a minimalist music search engine that had over a million song plays during it's first week of operation. After Humanized was sucked into Mozilla, Aza became Head of User Experience for Mozilla Labs. In another life, Aza has done Dark Matter research at both Tokyo University and the University of Chicago, from where he graduated with honors in math and physics. When not working (ha!) Aza enjoys playing music and punning.
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