A trail of random code
Here’s my minekey widget.
There’s no magic here. I added my Stumbleupon favorites stream, Boing Boing and TechCrunch, and a nice cheery widget was created for me. These guys want to host a Lunch 2.0. I was looking for something like this.
If you already have POW installed on your browser, you can use this.
I created a secure proxy for POW. Mac and Linux users can now use a
personal secure server. Windows is not yet ready. Here’s how to
install it.
Download and install openssl.
Download spow.
tar zxvf spow.tgz
cd release/
# For PPC Mac users
./spow
# Or for all other *nix users
make clean
./configure
make
./spow
Go to https://localhost:6674/ in Firefox.
I included a test certificate. Generate your own certificates using
release/gen3/genkey.sh included in the source.
If you like the animation during the mouseover of the links above, visit Scrollovers.
Rumors galore showed up about Plaxo via the Lunch 2.0 event at Facebook. The ball keeps rolling for our little lunch hour.
Scoble talked to the vice president of marketing, John McCrea, about
Plaxo’s upcoming social network. This is a good move for Plaxo in an obvious direction. I’m glad to hear they found a way to make the leap.
I love leaks. I always see them as well-planned, intending to produce a good buzz. In this case the leak occurred at the number one live social network in Silicon Valley, Lunch 2.0.