As promised by developer Yongfook, self-hosted lifestreaming service Sweetcron launched a public beta yesterday, opening its doors to throngs of aggregation enthusiasts. At the beginning of the month, I wrote about why I was excited for Sweetcron’s release, and I’m happy to say that my recent dabblings in the brand-new service have met my high expectations.
When time is limited, human beings have a tendency to go for the biggest bang for their buck. Whatever can provide the biggest return on a minimal investment of time is reinforced with each passing experience.
Uh-oh. There’s trouble over on FriendFeed. Hailed lately as one of the hottest new technologies to come out of Silicon Valley, the service has been gaining more and more momentum– and dedicated users– day after day. But is the hype about to come to an end?
Observations on social media compression
When time is limited, human beings have a tendency to go for the biggest bang for their buck. Whatever can provide the biggest return on a minimal investment of time is reinforced with each passing experience.