Catching up and getting behind
Just popping in for a rare visit to my blog. Taking a few minutes to catch up (read: I'm having an epic battle with procrastination on an actual project.). I've removed the Podcamp Ohio 2 badge from the sidebar, now that Podcamp Ohio 3 has passed (in my defense, I was going to at least switch it to an badge for Podcamp Ohio 3, but there weren't any for this year).
Glancing at my most "recent" posts, I have to laugh that Google Wave was new, as was iOS3 (as it is now called). iOS4 is here now, and I'm not even going to bother writing a post about how I feel about having that installed on my iPhone 3G (there's a video that sums up my feelings almost perfectly). Google Wave has fallen from favor in a big way, so much so that its real merits go unappreciated by most. Google Buzz has come and, for most of us, gone. It's been over nine months since my last post. New humans have come into being, start to finish, in that time. I'll not try to sum up all that has occurred in the intervening time, whether technologically or personally.
After a few other rabbit trails that caused me to forget I was even writing this post, I really must be finished. Maybe I should start a blog on time management? Below is the iPhone video I mentioned above. Enjoy!
2 comments:
I still use Google Buzz to catch up on a select number of people whom I don't want to miss.
Google Wave has changed since about 4 months ago when I'd last checked it. There are some templates that groups can use. I think Google Wave works best for small collaborative efforts.
Hi Daniel, thanks for commenting!
I tried to keep Buzz around, but started mostly seeing Tweets there from people I already follow on Twitter, so I grew weary of it. :)
Wave is definitely useful for certain things. I've recently convinced a couple of people to give it another look.
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