Sweetcron – Automated Lifestream Blog Software September 11, 2008
Posted by Ced in Blog, Feeds, Online, Software.Tags: free, lifestream, open source, Software, sweetcron
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Sweetcron (beta) is an open source lifestream blog software that features the following:
- Automatic imports
- Easily customisable
- Self Hosted
- 100% Free and Open Source
Sweetcron is kind of like FriendFeed or Ziki, but is self hosted (using your own server) and customizable.
Requirements:
- A web server with at least PHP5 and MySQL4.1
- A web server with mod_rewrite installed
- Some rss feeds of your activity across the web
Sweetcron is fun, and can help you display your Lifestream from online services such as Twitter, Vimeo, YouTube, Digg, and Flickr.
I’m still working on mine (cedled.site40.net).
Wowio.com – Free PDF Ebooks April 12, 2008
Posted by Ced in Services.Tags: ebook, free, pdf, wowio
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Wowio.com is a service where you can get free ebooks in PDF format.
“WOWIO is today the only source where readers can legally download high-quality copyrighted ebooks from leading publishers for free. Readers have access to a wide range of offerings, including works of classic literature, college textbooks, comic books, and popular fiction and non-fiction titles.” [wowio]
Users have a maximum limit of 30 downloads a month.
Pinger.com – Send Mobile Voice Messages to Anyone in the World for Free April 8, 2008
Posted by Ced in Mobile, Services.Tags: free, message, Mobile, pinger, voice
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Pinger.com is a service that lets you trade voice messages with anyone’s mobile phone in over 20 countries. Moreover, you can send a Pinger message to a group of people with just one call. Pinger is free and works on nearly any mobile phone around the world.
“Just call the local Pinger number, say the names of the people you want to message and talk! You can message one or all your friends with one call. You can leave a message up to 5 minutes long! People you send a message to get a text instead of a ring. They just press a button or two to listen. Recipients can reply or forward by hitting a single button so it’s fast and easy to message back and forth.” [Pinger]
This is a nice free service for sending more than just text (SMS) to people. To know if it is available in your country, see the country list.
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