• social

    14Oct
    2009

    Twitter Spam and Other Exploits

    Today my Twitter account was hacked and unfortunately many of my followers had to suffer the consequences of  ‘Twitter Spam’. Almost 300 of my followers received a DM from me that read  “found this video of you lol (link)” or something like that. It’s a phishing site (learn more about phishing sites here) that takes [...]

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    6Oct
    2009

    Lifestreaming

    This is not a new concept. Most online communities or blogs stream status updates of some kind as apart of their over all content. The obvious examples would be Facebook’s news feeds, twitter’s status updates. There are also sites like FriendFeed which allows you to  stream a combination of status updates from all your social [...]

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    3Oct
    2009

    Monthly digibomb’s!

    Its been a while… Its been a really busy few months. Recently I left freelance work to accept a  full-time position with a technology company in Montreal. I am currently heading up their web design/development department, and working on UI design for all their online products. Finding time to post new content has been very [...]

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    11Jul
    2009

    WordCamp Montreal 2009 was a Major Success!!!

    What a great start to Montreal’s first WordCamp, Congrats to Jeremy and Sylvain for organizing such a great event! WordCamp MTL was hosted at SAT, a really neat techno center in Montreal. The turnout was excellent, 160+ attendees/speakers from 2 countries all for $30 which included free lunch on Saturday, coffee and of course Montreal [...]

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    22May
    2009

    Speaking at Make Web, Not War 09

    In the Open Source world we rarely here mention of anything positive that Microsoft is doing, in fact it’s a sin to utter their name in most circles. However, what few people know, if any, in our community, is that Microsoft is attempting to go Open Source. You may have already heard of PHP on [...]

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    1May
    2009

    WordCamp Toronto 2009

    If you don’t already know… WordCamp is a conference type of event that focuses squarely on everything WordPress. Everyone from casual end users all the way up to core developers show up to these events. These events are usually highlighted by speeches or keynotes by various people. So What’s Makes WordCamp Toronto Different? This year [...]

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