| 2006/06/23 11:28:56 PDT by senchent |
Have a website that you want to present that's not on the signup page? Post your site idea here for either Kass or I to check out and we'll tell you if it's a good one to do.
First come first serve.
Website Presentation Ideas
| 2006/06/23 11:58:29 PDT by FujiApples |
Google.com
| 2006/06/23 12:01:27 PDT by Dennis |
ok im trying to sign up but i cant get it to work XD
is the signup up yet or not?
anyways im goin for wikipedia !!!
Added at 2006/06/23 12:04:18 PDT
ok i see the PM isnt up yet. ok. I guess that the signup process will be discussed in class
| 2006/06/23 16:07:52 PDT by senchent |
Quote from FujiApples:
Google.com
I think you should stick with wikipedia; everyone knows google already.
| 2006/06/23 16:08:36 PDT by senchent |
Quote from Dennis:
is the signup up yet or not?
have patience young one. you may pick at the end of class.
| 2006/06/25 10:39:53 PDT by St3v0n Ch0n |
Uhhh, i was wondering if I could do Image shack, its similar to photobucket (same purpose). Could i present it on wednesday?
rawr
| 2006/06/25 11:35:34 PDT by aqhong |
Wait, Morpheus as in the file-sharing app Morpheus? That's still around? o_O
| 2006/06/25 12:26:26 PDT by aqhong |
Hmm. File-sharing sounds like it would make a good topic, but maybe you could do a client that's more popular these days, or at least has the potential to become popular in the future? I'm thinking BitTorrent, Soulseek, DC++, etc.
| 2006/06/25 14:07:17 PDT by kass |
We considered putting filesharing on the list, but eventually ruled it out, due to the fact that most (all?) filesharing requires you to download some kind of client first. The web service you choose should to be useable through the web browser, with no additional software.
Now, if Audiogalaxy was still going, that would count. But alas. :P I've never even heard of Soulseek and DC++. >_>;
| 2006/06/25 14:21:05 PDT by aqhong |
Quote from kass:
Now, if Audiogalaxy was still going, that would count. But alas. :P I've never even heard of Soulseek and DC++. >_>;
Really? I heard that many former Audiogalaxy users migrated to Soulseek after it was shut down. It's what I use, primarily. And DC++ uses the Direct Connect network, which seems to be gaining in popularity.