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Periscope won’t change the world – but it appeals to journalists’ vanity

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by Sindy Cator on March 30, 2015 at 10:42 am
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Insider, Meerkat, Opinion, Periscope, vine

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The more people start to get excited about an app, the more the instinct to push back starts kicking around in my guts. Last week, the arrival of Periscope kicked off a rash of ‘hot takes‘ on how live streaming is about to change news, change our lives, hell, change the whole goddamn world. But it’s not going to. Certainly not in the hyperbole-drenched way “this will change everything!” people think. It will change the way a small subset of people do their jobs and put even more sources in front of the eyeballs of the world’s newsgatherers but it won’t…

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Offline over the weekend? Read all the tech news you missed right here

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by Sindy Cator on March 30, 2015 at 10:37 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Roundups

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Monday morning is not your friend. It doesn’t want to help ease you into the week, it wants you to hit the ground running and keep going until you drop at the end of Friday. However, we’ve got other ideas. We want you to start your week with a coffee and a catch-up. So here’s all the best tech news and features you ‘ve missed over the last two days. You’re welcome. News from The Next Web over the weekend  You Can Now Play a Super Mario 64 Remake in Your Browser Uploader Lets You Send Photos to Instagram From your Mac Ellen Pao Loses Sexual Discrimination…

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Amazon’s new Home Services section lets you order anything from a plumber to a goat herder

Mar30
by Sindy Cator on March 30, 2015 at 10:13 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Amazon may be the go-to place to shop online for physical goods, but it’s not of much use when your sink is clogged and you need a plumber, or want to have your broken iPhone screen fixed. Fret no more, as the company now lets you order a professional to your home with the aptly named ‘Amazon Home Services’, accessible at Amazon.com/services. After entering your zip code, the page lists a variety of services you can book in your area such as repairs, installations and lessons. Amazon lists prices upfront, and businesses are required to offer the same prices online as they…

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I want a global feed of them there comments

Mar30
by Sindy Cator on March 30, 2015 at 9:43 am
Posted In: Around the Web

I wish more Excel blogs had a global site-wide comments feed that you could subscribe to, like this one does. (Daily Dose of Excel: http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/comments/feed/)

Comments are where the party is. Sure, you can subscribe to comments on blogs post by post, but sometimes the article doesn’t seem that relevant to you at the time, so you don’t bother. And then someone posts some gem that you wished you had known about. And you missed it, because it wasn’t in the original piece.

And on a site like this one that predates my interest in Excel by like over a decade, I find comments from the Comment Feed often alert me to helpful stuff I’ve missed. But retrospectively subscribing one post at a time in order to catch them ain’t a serious option. So a global comments feed is one of the handiest ways for people to consume great content – often NOT written by the original author – for years to come.

Here’s the site-wide comments feeds for the main sites I know about that have ‘em:
Chandoo: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/CommentsForPointyHairedDilbert-Chandoo
Contextures: http://feeds.feedburner.com/ContexturesBlogComments
ExcelXOR: http://excelxor.com/comments/feed/
Newton Excel Bach: http://newtonexcelbach.wordpress.com/comments/feed/
Bacon Bits: http://feeds.feedburner.com/CommentsForBaconBits
PowerPivotPro: http://www.powerpivotpro.com/comments/feed/
Excel & UDF Performance (Charles Williams): http://fastexcel.wordpress.com/comments/feed/
YourSumBuddy: http://yoursumbuddy.com/comments/feed/
MyOnlineTrainingHub (Mynda Treacy): http://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/comments/feed

My favorite used to be the Bacon Bits comments feed: most of those comments were as risque as Mike’ articles. But then he had to go spoil things by adding a spam filter.

Ah well…the Captcha almost makes up for it:
 
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Anyone else have any great global comments feeds on the main Excel sites out there worth sharing?

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India wants to use more open-source software to build e-governance apps

Mar30
by Sindy Cator on March 30, 2015 at 9:02 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Asia, India, Open source

The Indian government announced a policy yesterday that makes it mandatory to use open-source software in building apps and services, in an effort to “ensure efficiency, transparency and reliability of such services at affordable costs.” The new policy [PDF] states that all government organizations must include a requirement for their software suppliers to consider open-source options when implementing e-governance applications and systems. The move will bring the Indian government in line with other countries including the US, UK and Germany that opt for open-source software over proprietary tools. ➤ Policy on Adoption of Open Source Software for Government of India [Department Of…

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