Moonlit Minds

Today’s collection of our (my, my family’s and my FriendFeed friends’) links from around the Web:

	hania shared 6 links. How to Turn a Dull Shot Into Something Exciting (via feedly) 20 Spectacular Macro Photography Examples (via feedly) Improve FriendFeed for your friends by recommending subscriptions Flash security vulnerability exploited in PDFs (via feedly) 2009-07-24 Spike activity (via feedly) 13 Fast And Furious Stick Figure Animations And Tutorials (via feedly)
	FFMinds shared Hanna: TED Blog: Brother Paulus Terwitte at TEDGlobal 2009
	hania shared 4 links. What Do Urban Sounds Do to Your Brain? | Senses | DISCOVER Magazine (via feedly) 20 “Really Cool” Tux Icons for Sports Enthusiasts (via feedly) Download and install Ubuntu faster with a Minimal CD (via feedly) New Microsoft Proposal About Windows 7E (via feedly)
	FFMinds shared Myrna: The Little Prince – ““One only understands the things that one tames,” said the fox. “Men have no more time to understand anything. They buy things all ready made at the shops. But there is no shop anywhere where one can buy friendship, and so men have no friends any more. If you want a friend, tame me…”” – Hanna Wiszniewska

This is yet another experiment around life-streaming. Below you will find my and my friends activity on FriendFeed.

This post will be here all the time (as the “sticky” one) because it will change in real time.

You can join us here and comment, if you have an account on FriendFeed. I recommend wholeheartedly joining the service. Not only that you can learn a lot on any subject you are interested in but you can also meet some very interesting personalities there.

Enjoy!

PS. Big thanks to Svartling for the inspiration

Thanks to Svartling, I came across interesting and feature-rich web application today – Springpad.
Actually it’s much more than notebook and it’s very easy to use. It’s refreshing to find so user-friendly application with plenty possibilities (only your imagination sets the limits – see below: in comments of Svartling FF entry)

On aside note – Springpad is in beta and, as Svartling writes, one can have small problems at the beginning during registration process (my husband encountered this, too…). I had to repeat registration twice but at the end it worked – I’ve got confirmation e-mail. The application has the calendar, to-do lists, reminders and integration with fi. Google Calendar – well, I just started to play with it…

I suppose that next I will try the mobile interface of Springpad and possibility of publishing (I mean blogging, of course) notes. Perhaps one could also integrate it with FriendFeed…? Well, it’s just a vague idea.

Some excerpts from FriendFeed on Springpad:

• Svartling note on FF
• And two videos you can watch to get you started on Springpad

I hope you will enjoy this little web application as much as I do – especially, if you were searching for Google Notebook substitute – it seems to be a decent replacement option…

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