I was reading something about beta sites that are invitation only, and how some seem worthy of such exclusivity whereas some don’t. Justified or not, there are a bunch of cool new-ish things out there that require an invitation. Joost comes to mind, as does Natuba. I already have a Natuba page (thanks Richard), but I thought I might like to try some other nifty “Web 2.0″ thingamajigs out there, so enter inviteshare.com. It is a site simply devoted to passing out invitations. Cool. Got my Joost; trying 8apps. You never know what useful new tool you may find, so give it a shot. Then again, maybe I should have kept it to myself… less competition for the oh-so-coveted invites. Or not.
From Twitter
- KatherineD: @corywright is awesome. you should read the stuff he writes for @linuxjournal August 20, 2008
- KatherineD: @marianne_m awesome. did you ask them why they hate @shawnp0wers? :) August 19, 2008
- KatherineD: anyone out there a ninja with special drupal open id module skills? August 19, 2008
- KatherineD: testing open id support for linuxjournal.com. some open id providers work, some don't. argh. August 19, 2008
Linux Journal
- Use Nagios to Check Your Zypper August 20, 2008 Mitch Frazier
- What do you use to run Windows applications on your Linux desktop? August 19, 2008 LJ Staff
- NGINX instead of Apache? August 18, 2008 Phil Hughes
- Transparency is just as important August 18, 2008 David Lane
- Linux Journal Flickr Pool Roundup August 18, 2008 Carlie Fairchild
- Music Education With Linux Sound Tools, Redux August 18, 2008 Dave Phillips
- Looking for Python Programmers to Change the World August 17, 2008 Tom Adelstein
- The DNS Bug: Why You Should Care August 15, 2008 Cory Wright
- What Comes After the Windows Era? August 15, 2008 Glyn Moody
- Monitoring Processes with Kill August 14, 2008 LJ Staff
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