I’ve been using Google Analytics on my site for a while and it is really great. Recently my good friend Mark de Lange, who designs and owns web sites such as drukenbestel.nl (in Dutch) for a living, pointed out that Google also has a great web masters section with lots of useful tools and goodies. [...]
Tagged google, webdevelopmentLast month a European funded research project I’m in kicked off: SENSEI. The official project website is still under construction but somebody was kind enough to blog about it at least.
Sensei will be a lot of work and hopefully also very interesting and fun. It’s a so-called integrated project in FP7 which means it [...]
One of my colleagues, Cristiano di Flora with whom I’ve written several articles over the past year, is co-organizing the second workshop on Adaptive and DependAble Mobile Ubiquitous Systems (Adamus) that will be co-hosted with this years WoWMoM symposium in California this summer.
He asked me to do a bit of promotion on my blog, [...]
Before leaving for San Francisco a few weeks ago, I also spent Christmas with my parents in France. Of course I took lots of pictures and I was a bit more lucky with the weather there than in California. Since I’m visiting my parents tomorrow (flying home for my sisters wedding), I figured I should [...]
Tagged photography, travelingOK, straight to the core. I assume you got your news elsewhere.
Link 1:outgoing links (as expressed on my blog using xfn): link.
Link 2: outgoing links from outgoing links (as linked on my blog): link.
Link 3: incoming links (using xfn): link (thanks Christian, others use XFN already ….).
Thanks Google! So simple, so nice to have.
Tagged google, microformatsI’ve just started uploading my new photo site. It’s 150 MB so that is going to take some time. It should be back up in about two hours (I hope). Basically one of the changes is that I’m now using rsync for this as well and no longer rely on clumsy ftp. The big advantage [...]
Tagged java, photography
