webocracy: matthew domurat

Jan 04

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Dec 09

Google Goggles - Use pictures to search the web
We’re visual creatures; and I love how Google sees the future of search heading toward making visual connections.  We’re heading there soon, with fast internet connections and cameras on our mobile devices, this idea will give context and information about the real world.
Imagine snapping a picture of the spider in your bedroom to find out it’s species and threat level.   Not sure if that is a pimple on your skin, or the MRSA virus, snap a photo to find out!
In the business card example, our clumsy and complicated interaction with moving information from physical world to digital will disappear.
I’m looking forward to seeing this develop!

Google Goggles - Use pictures to search the web

We’re visual creatures; and I love how Google sees the future of search heading toward making visual connections.  We’re heading there soon, with fast internet connections and cameras on our mobile devices, this idea will give context and information about the real world.

Imagine snapping a picture of the spider in your bedroom to find out it’s species and threat level.   Not sure if that is a pimple on your skin, or the MRSA virus, snap a photo to find out!

In the business card example, our clumsy and complicated interaction with moving information from physical world to digital will disappear.

I’m looking forward to seeing this develop!

Dec 03

OpenDNS Blog » Some thoughts on Google DNS -

I use OpenDNS for my home internet/network.  Now that Google has announced a similar DNS offering, David Ulevish from OpenDNS shares some thoughts.

Personally, I think this is good news for OpenDNS. Competition breeds innovation, and as a Deluxe member of OpenDNS, I’m sure the service will continue to add features.

I’m not sure I want Google knowing every site I visit, which I a primary reason for not using the Google Chrome browser.

webocracy is changing

DSC_0062to the few people who wander this way, i’m moving my blog from wordpress to tumblr.  i’m also separating work and personal life, so we’ll see how that goes.

here is the new thinking:

work & work related:

blog.rox.org (you are here)
twitter.com/madwork

personal

stuff.rox.org - my digital scrapbook
twitter.com/mad - my lifecast
last.fm - the soundtrack of my life

thanks for stopping by, and i hope you come back soon.