Showing posts with label Planet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Planet. Show all posts

September 24, 2007

New Debian Planets

So, after http://planet.debian.org, http://planet.debian-administration.org and http://updo.debian.net, new planets started and now evolved into Debian-Community Planets [1]: a collection of Debian users planets, one for each language. What's really different about this planets, tho, is that they're built on top of an wiki, meaning that if you think you should be aggregated in any of these planets (or if you think you should create another, in any language unexistant yet), you just have to edit a couple of pages and - voilá - that's it. I really hope people won't abuse this: after all this seems to be as a great way to get an even better sense of community between Debian users.

[1] - http://wiki.debian-community.org/planets/

July 05, 2007

Planeta DebianPT

There's a new Debian Planet out there, this one for Portuguese folks: Planet DebianPT. This new planet simple aims to aggregate Portuguese folks that are in any way related with Debian. This blog is now being agregated there, and if you think that your blog should also be, just read this.

Unfortunately I don't blog about Debian as much as I wanted to (must get some more time for that...), but I have a couple of things that I want to talk about, so maybe I'll use this as an incentive ;-)

June 05, 2007

Planeta Asterisco moves to PrintScreen

This post is in Portuguese, since it refers to a Portuguese community where this blog participates.

prt.sc print screen

... mudou-se ?

Se costumava ler o antigo Planeta Asterisco, este agora tem uma cara nova e mudou de endereço. Agora chama-se PrintScreen (Prt.Sc) e compromete-se a apanhar os últimos artigos dos blogs agregados.

... mas, o que aconteceu aos endereços que usava?

O endereço http://planeta.asterisco.pt e http://asterisco.paradigma.pt deixam de existir e pode passar a consultar a mesma informação (com mais novidades em breve), no novo endereço Prt.Sc. A RSS Feed que usava para os artigos passa estar aqui: http://prt.sc/feeds.

Boa! Quero ver mais ...

Boa navegação!

February 02, 2007

Caveats in the Social Web

Web 2.0

After my last blog post where I told you that Social Web has some issues, like freedom, let me talk you a little more on the issue.

I use lots "social webapps", I even revamped my planet today (I use Planet Noori as my RSS reader, but several people also read it, and a Planet has several advantages like the fact that it is easily reachable and readable by serveral devices like my cellphone with Opera Mini). But using third-party social apps have caveats.

My planet used to be on Ning, but it didn't give me the flexibility I needed, so I changed back to my own instalation and setup of PlanetPlanet.

Yesterday Google News was messed up, as well as Blogger was (that's why I didn't write anything here yesterday).

Merankorii's webshop (Merankorii is my musical project) was made using MyShopify: an AWSOME webapp to create an e-shop really easy. The problem is that it has a considerable downtime of several minutes per day. "Jaded Pixel does not warrant that the service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free."

So, what am I talking about? Well, simply that it is easy to agree on start using some services and rely on them without having any "insurance" on the availability of the service. It's basicly the same problem that you have on relying on 3rd-party API's. Have you ever read Google's Privacy Policy? Doesn't bother you that all the operations you do on blogger, including authentication, is being have in plain text (http instead of https)?

This isn't to be a big post talking about the Social Web, but simply aims to make YOU think.

January 23, 2007

This blog on Planet Geek

Earlier this morning I got an invite and, from now on, this blog is being aggregated into Planet Geek: a feed aggregator of blogs from Portuguese speakers (yes, Brazilians included), even if the bloggers can write in English, as is my case. For those familiar with Planeta Asterisco, as I know some of you are, the concept is the same.

So, I can just recommend those two aggregators (or their feeds) to my Portuguese readers, and hope that, for those that are going to start reading this blog for the first time, via Planet Geek, that you enjoy it.