Sweet photo taken somewhere in the US

Even if you are a Twitter novice, you may already have noticed that the figures of “following” and “followers” for individual users vary considerably. There is actually quite a lot these figures can tell you about the user. So what may help you get the basic feeling about the Twitterer are the absolute figures of [...]

UPDATE: Helvetwitter is out! See www.josefrichter.com/helvetwitter In a previous post, I was explaining how to enable Google Gears within Mozilla Prism to turn Gmail, Google Docs and other Google Applications into stand-alone offline applications, that may come useful e.g. when you are in plane or train. You may know, that specifically for Mac, there is [...]

My friend Vojto from http://www.infinite.sk/(check his portfolio, talented guy!) sent me his variation on my wallpaper, which displays to-dos from The Hit List. The Hit List is a really very nice alternative to Things. I used it before Things, but I was missing the iPhone version. I beleive they will be adding iPhone version sooner [...]

I’ve made myself a simple wallpaper with categorized sections, which helps me be more organized. I am also recently using great Things by CulturedCode to do manager. I made use of Things scripting capabilities to display Today’s to-dos on the wallpaper. Here is what the result looks like: So here is how to do that: [...]

The university of the city of Hradec Kralove, here in Czech Republic, ran a competition to choose a new logo. The deadline for submissions was on Friday. Below is my entry to the competition. What do you think, any chance? Please upgrade your browser

This guide explains how to combine the wonderful new techonologies Mozilla Prism and Google Gears with Gmail to create a fully fledged desktop application that works also in offline mode. It is tested on Mac OS X Leopard, but it should be done the same way under Windows and Linux. In the same way you [...]

I have made myself a simple Google Analytics icon for a Mozilla Prism application. I though maybe someone will like it so I decided to share it under Creative Commons Attribution license. Feel free to use it anyhow you wish. If you would like to make it available at your website, it would be nice [...]

This is probably the first fully mature professional game from iPhone. So far there were only more or less amateurish games – some of them were very good, but it was obvious that they are creations of small teams. But this one has everything: great smooth graphics, great controls, wonderful music and sound, many various [...]

Maybe it’s my fault, but I spent like 5 minutes to find out how to actually subscribe to RSS feed at a list apart. Just look at the screenshot and tell me if it’s obvious…