These are my shared links for 2010-10-7 through 2010-10-8:

• Unicorns, Triple Rainbows, Package Management and Lasers [Fear and Loathing]
  [shared in delicious, tags:programming .net visualstudio shared]
  Package management for .Net / VisualStudio 2010 revisited
• Ubuntu One to Offer Music Streaming to iPhone and Android, Windows Client [Streaming Music]
  [shared in Google Reader]
• Sony’s 16.41MP Sensor Shoots 1080p Video and Will Be in Phones Next Year
  [shared in Google Reader]
  Adding the other known fact that the Micro 4/3 segment is getting more aggressive is obvious that the "compact camera" segment is doomed, in a year or two the average "snapshoter" will only take photos using their cellphone. Only niche cameras may survive, like the the high-end and pro oriented compact cameras (Canon G11, Panasonic LX5, Nikon P700 and alike).
• Ubuntu One to Offer Music Streaming to iPhone and Android, Windows Client [Streaming Music]
  [shared in Google Reader]

These are my shared links for 2010-10-6 through 2010-10-7:

• Sony’s 16.41MP Sensor Shoots 1080p Video and Will Be in Phones Next Year
  [shared in Google Reader]
  Adding the other known fact that the Micro 4/3 segment is getting more aggressive is obvious that the “compact camera” segment is doomed, in a year or two the average “snapshoter” will only take photos using their cellphone. Only niche cameras may survive, like the the high-end and pro oriented compact cameras (Canon G11, Panasonic LX5, Nikon P700 and alike).
• Android 101: System Setup [Javalobby]
  [shared in delicious, tags:java android mobile development shared]

These are my shared links for 2010-10-1 through 2010-10-6:

• Blackboard mobile is another example of how mobile and location are changing everything [Scobleizer]
  [shared in Google Reader]
  “The first major movement was pages and search.
  The second major movement was social and interactivity.
  We’re seeing the third major movement now, which is the addition of mobile and location.”
• Android Task Killers Explained: What They Do and Why You Shouldn’t Use Them [Lifehacker]
  [shared in delicious, tags:android tips mobile shared]

These are my shared links for 2010-09-15 through 2010-09-30:

• HTML5: The Facts And The Myths [Smashing Magazine]
  [shared in delicious, tags:webdesign development html5 shared]
• WordPress Cheatsheet: What You Need To Know In One Sheet [Onextrapixel]
  [shared in delicious, tags:web2.0 blogging shared]
• Using .NET Reflector to Manage Complex Software Dependencies [Simple Talk]
  [shared in delicious, tags:.net tools programming c# shared]
• Microstock Unsustainable According To iStockphoto [A Photo Editor]
  [shared in Google Reader]
  “Trying to be the cheapest is a miserable business to be in.”
• How the New Twitter.com Gives Your Favorite App a Run for Its Money [Fast Company]
  [shared in Google Reader]
• Android Is As Open As The Clenched Fist I’d Like To Punch The Carriers With [TechCrunch]
  [shared in delicious, tags:mobile android shared]
  Some very good points on how Android has evolved, and how it could go wrong, a potential consequence of the fragmentation of the market (something Google is aiming with a new release schedule). But with Android you’re not bound to the apps available through the store and rooting an Android device does not break terms of service like jailbreaking an iPhone does.

These are my shared links for 2010-09-8 through 2010-09-10:

• 25 Recommended Travel & Reportage Photography Sites [Travelers Notebook]
  [shared in delicious, tags:photography photojournalism travel shared]
• 15 HTML5 Demos Showcasing Prowess of HTML5 Over Adobe Flash [Tech Drive-in]
  [shared in delicious, tags:html5 programming shared]

These are my shared links for 2010-08-26 through 2010-09-7:

• Rails 3.0: It’s ready! [Riding Rails]
  [shared in delicious, tags:programming internet rubyonrails shared]
• Is Mozilla making a huge mistake by breaking add-ons so badly on Firefox 4? [Download Squad]
  [shared in Google Reader]
  Until now the main advantage of Firefox was the massive amount of extensions. Could Google Chrome gain the upper hand on this one?

These are my shared links for 2010-08-24 through 2010-08-26:

• When Free Is No Longer Free
  [shared in Google Reader]
  "There’s a difference between a service that’s free as long as you stay within its limited parameters (two users, or three clients, or two workspaces, etc.) and one that suddenly announces that it’s implementing fees in order to stay afloat."
• 100 Helpful Photography Tutorials for Beginners and Professionals [Photo Tuts +]
  [shared in delicious, tags:photography tutorials shared]
  A very good resource with lots of useful tips!
• Is Mozilla making a huge mistake by breaking add-ons so badly on Firefox 4? [Download Squad]
  [shared in Google Reader]
  Until now the main advantage of Firefox was the massive amount of extensions. Could Google Chrome gain the upper hand on this one?

These are my shared links for 2010-08-11 through 2010-08-23:

• Bestseller Seth Godin to No Longer Publish Books Traditionally [Galleycat]
  [shared in Google Reader]
• Travel Photography: The Fuzzy Area Between Iconic and Cliché [Uncornered Market]
  [shared in delicious, tags:photography travel shared]
• MonoDroid Installation and “Hello World” [Falafel TV]
  [shared in delicious, tags:programming dotnet android mobile shared]
  Building Android applications using C# and Mono Framework
• The Tragic Death of Practically Everything
  [shared in Google Reader]
  The announced deaths of Linux, Apple, email, iPod, Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft, Firefox and many others apparently throughout the years…
• Facebook Dislike Button Is Fake (WARNING!) [Mashable]
  [shared in Google Reader]
  Beware third-party apps on any platform…
• PayPal Payments Coming To The Android Market
  [shared in Google Reader]
  Could this mean paid apps are finally coming to all Android markets? (http://royal.pingdom.com/2010/08/16/why-android-developers-are-losing- money/)
• Convert EXT2 or EXT3 to EXT4 Without Reformatting Your Hard Drive [Lifehacker]
  [shared in delicious, tags:linux shared]
• Why SEO Doesn’t Matter Anymore and What You Should Do Instead [instantShift]
  [shared in delicious, tags:internet socialmedia seo optimization business shared]
• Convert EXT2 or EXT3 to EXT4 Without Reformatting Your Hard Drive [Lifehacker]
  [shared in delicious, tags:linux shared]
• Why SEO Doesn’t Matter Anymore and What You Should Do Instead [instantShift]
  [shared in delicious, tags:internet socialmedia seo optimization business shared]
• Tilt-shift: A DIY Guide [cow.mooh.org]
  [shared in delicious, tags:photography lenses shared]
  An alternative to buying expensive tilt-shift lenses or simulating the effect in post-processing.
• Tilt-shift: A DIY Guide [cow.mooh.org]
  [shared in delicious, tags:photography lenses shared]
  An alternative to buying expensive tilt-shift lenses or simulating the effect in post-processing.
• Canonical Begins to Track Ubuntu Installations [Tech Drive-in]
  [shared in delicious, tags:ubuntu linux privacy shared]
  I’m always afraid of these kind of “no worries, we’re tracking you but your data is secure” solutions…
• How Starbucks Plans to Capitalize on Free Wi-Fi [Mashable]
  [shared in delicious, tags:internet shared]
• Canonical Begins to Track Ubuntu Installations [Tech Drive-in]
  [shared in delicious, tags:ubuntu linux privacy shared]
  I’m always afraid of these kind of “no worries, we’re tracking you but your data is secure” solutions…
• How Starbucks Plans to Capitalize on Free Wi-Fi [Mashable]
  [shared in delicious, tags:internet shared]
• How Starbucks Plans to Capitalize on Free Wi-Fi
  [shared in Google Reader]

These are my shared links for 2010-08-11

• IoC patterns – partitioning registration -[Devlicio.us]
  [shared in delicious, tags:programming .net c# dependencyinjection ioc shared]
• A Guide to Organizing Your Android Home Screen [Lifehacker]
  [shared in delicious, tags:mobile android shared]
• The Future of the Internet [Smashing Mag]
  [shared in delicious, tags:internet trends shared]
• The consistent failure of Linux to grab even 1% of the desktop OS market [Royal Pingdom]
  [shared in delicious, tags:linux shared]
  O Linux mantém-se ternamente no 1% de quota de mercado.
  Fragmentação, fragmentação, fragmentação… Demasiadas distribuições, demasiados ambientes. Aquilo que é a sua vantagem é também o Calcanhar de Aquiles.