meet mixwit (via andy baio).

i'd like to be able to add a song if i can't find it online (yes, yes, i understand the legal games), but other than that it's perfect.

in my recent quest to finally get my books online, i got a cuecat from library thing. they're accepting the cuecat's encrypted output and converting it to an usable isbn on the fly, which i think is clever. partly because most people will be stuck into using their service.

i wanted to import into delicious library as well, and i'm not sure if i'll ( Read more... )

dear lazynet,

i know a lot of you are bookworms, but where do you keep that online these days? surely there are at least 319 social networks centred around books, but i'm lazy and could only remember/find goodreads (please don't insult me by mentioning a facebook app ( Read more... )

dear lazynet ( Read more... )

another zero-effort redesign.

p.s. how did they miss the london eye?

best practical, authors of the request tracker goodness, have just launched hiveminder, a todo list/task manager full of goodies.

i do all this stuff locally (using todo.sh and subversion), so won't have much use for it, but this one has something the others don't: i've used their products for years, know about their support and even looked at ( Read more... )

if you're young and one of those roll-your-own-site types, slashlinks tames your del.icio.us bookmarks, the way you want them (via jason kottke).

i am currently a paying customer of the following, which i seriously recommend if you want to spend your time with something that really matters:

• email: fastmail
• web apps and shell: textdrive
• photos' storage and sharing: flickr
• journal: livejournal
• on the road: vodafone

flickr, for your books (via mefi).
update: and another one!

if i wasn't the lazy bastard that i am, i'm pretty sure my zero-effort site project would move much faster, by fully exploring what's out there:

• bookmarks
• photos
• journal
• travel
• reading