Last session of the conference. And yes, another Schill recommendation. But this one I wanted to go to as well. We always have this problem — how to let people know something is private without the fear of “unauthorised” access.
Sadly, Kellan’s slides exploded just prior to the session, so we see an Apple-like presentation sans [...]
Schill suggested I go to this one as well. Again, mostly because Schill knows the guy, but given how this is perennial problem for us as well, it couldn’t hurt to see how Flickr handles the problem.
Tags:
benchmarking,
california,
capacity,
diagonal scaling,
flickr,
ganglia,
hardware,
performance,
planning,
san francisco,
web 2.0 expo
I’ll keep this one quick (mostly ‘cuz I gotta run home ASAP), but I finally got my shipment from B&H Photo today, which included my new Lumix FX-30 (yes, I intentionally chose an older model) and an Eye-Fi card.
The ability to take a photograph and have it automatically appear on Flickr is totally awesome. I [...]
22 Dec, 2007
Posted by: Geoff In: General
Those of you reading my RSS feeds have probably noticed a wad of older articles and photo pages showing up lately. Not really a lot of new stuff. No, my blog ain’t broken — I’m just tidying up a bit.
Over the last year, I’ve found that I haven’t really set up my categories that well, [...]