Lifestreaming is cool. The last time I check, I was active on close to 15 social media sites. True, ping.fm brings a lot of those together, but it isn’t perfect yet!
I came across AmpliFeeder in my Twitter stream the other day and thought I’d share it. It seems pretty solid but I don’t like that I can’t install it on my PHP/MySQL server..
- Combine and archive your activity from lots of different services. Adding new services is a complete breeze. It’s easy.
- Easy to style and personalize. AmpliFeeder is built to make theming and personalisation as simple as possible with standard XHTML & CSS. Be unique.
- Pull yourself together. Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Google Shared Items, Tumblr, Digg, Reddit, LastFM, Stumbleupon, Delicious, Upcoming, Mixx & more
- Open Source and AGPL Licensed. Runs on industry standard ASP.NET 3.5, SQL Server Express and IIS: A rock solid foundation for exceptional web applications
What are your favorite lifestreaming apps? I personally use WordPress plugins for anything I do, and I’ve played around with SweetCron, but what about you?

Job boards are definitely cool things. I once had a client call me looking for one and was willing to pay up to $10K for it. He was a pain in the ass so I never went through with it, but I did find some cool open source apps to get the job done.


One thing I have always looked at trend-wise is emerging technology. As everyone last one of us knows, social networks are here to stay. They’re fun. They’re informative. And you can meet some really cool people on them.





Server apps are awesome. What better way to recycle on old PC than to hook it up to the network, install a couple applications, and make it work for you! 







