Tag Archives: facebook

IRC: #joiito Channel Revival (Or At Least Reunion)

[fr]Le retour du canal IRC #joiito, et quelques pensées sur ce qui différencie Twitter et Facebook (même les groupes) d’un canal IRC comme celui-ci.[en]So, let me tell you what happened last night. You know I’ve been reading Here Comes Everybody, … Continue reading

Posted in Connected Life, Thinking, Tools | Tagged #joiito, bots, community, facebook, freenode, groups, IRC, twitter | 21 Comments

Photos Online on Flickr, Facebook, and Google+ With Lightroom

[fr]Comment je fais pour publier mes photos sur Flickr, Facebook et Google+ depuis Lightroom, avec les plugins de Jeffrey Friedl.[en]I like Lightroom a lot and have been using it for a few years now to manage my photos. I don’t … Continue reading

Posted in Photography, Tools | Tagged facebook, flickr, google, google plus, jeffrey friedl, jffacebook, jfflickr, jfpicasaweb, lightroom, online, organising, photos, publish, sharing, uploading | Leave a comment

Les chats des autres

[en]Musing on other people’s cats and how they send us back to our own.[fr]Hier, en me connectant sur mon groupe de mamies à chat à la fin d’une longue journée de jours (#SMSCL), j’apprends que Zad a disparu. Zad, je … Continue reading

Posted in Animals | Tagged angoisse, chats, deuil, facebook, missing cat, zad, zadkine | 3 Comments

Anil Dash Writes About The Web We Lost

[fr]Le web qu’on a perdu. Nostalgie.[en]Yes, there are people who have been blogging for longer than me. Quite a few of them, actually. Anil Dash is one. You should read him. His most recent article (found thanks to danah, who … Continue reading

Posted in Thinking | Tagged blogs, facebook, history, lock-in, nostalgia, openness, rss, twitter, web | 2 Comments

Pseudonyms on Facebook

[fr]Vrais noms, faux noms, Facebook. Oui, je suis un peu crispée là-dessus.[en]I have to admit to a bit of a hang-up: I don’t like pseudonyms in real-names-only spaces.The first time I realized I disliked them in that context (and in … Continue reading

Posted in Connected Life | Tagged anonymat, anonymity, facebook, fake name, identity, name, nick names, pseudonymity, real names | Leave a comment

Facebook: on s’est pris une machine à remonter le temps dans la tronche

[en]Musings on the Facebook “private message bug” hysteria.[fr]Hier soir, vous avez peut-être entendu qu’il y avait un “bug” Facebook qui faisait apparaître des messages privés dans la timeline. Rassurez-vous, jusqu’à nouvel avis, il n’en est rien: allez vite lire ce … Continue reading

Posted in Social Media and the Web, Thinking, Understanding life and the world | Tagged bug, confidentialité, désinformation, facebook, hysteria, message du mur, message privé, privacy, private message, rumeur, vie privée, wall message | 8 Comments

Linkball for a Sunday Night

[fr]Un peu de lecture pour dimanche soir.[en] La blogueuse, l’insecticide « tueur de chats » et l’effet Streisand Toxicité des pyréthrinoïdes chez le chat On fear of insects and insecticides Top 5 Regrets of the Dying Is Facebook Hiding Your … Continue reading

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged Animals, cats, copyright, facebook, pesticide, poison, twitter | Leave a comment

Du désengouement pour les réseaux sociaux (et tout le reste)

[en]Social media losing speed? Nope, it’s just normal that after a few months or years of using a new toy intensely, many people move on. To a new, similar toy or a completely different one.[fr]Je lis un article (parmi bien … Continue reading

Posted in Thinking | Tagged facebook, habituation, médias sociaux, mode, twitter, variété | 2 Comments

Linkball

[fr]Une pile de liens, encore![en]So, here’s another bunch of interesting links I’ve found and read. Again, blame Twitter/Tumblr/Facebook (and falling down the blog-hole), I’ve lost my sources for most of them. So, a big warm thanks to all the people … Continue reading

Posted in Understanding life and the world | Tagged facebook, failure, gore, ice men, linkball, school, stockholm, timeline, zombies | Leave a comment

Activités de groupe: l’importance de l’inscription

[en]“Who will be there” is an essential part of group activities — which is why it is so important that people attending announce their presence on Facebook or doodle, like with the first Lausanne Jelly that will be taking place … Continue reading

Posted in Event Musings, My projects, Social Media and the Web | Tagged activité, annonce, communauté, doodle, événement, facebook, gens, groupe, inscriptions, jelly, lausanne, rsvp | 1 Comment