Mike Rowehl
I've been working in mobile for a long time, and on internet service scalability even longer. I'm founder and CTO at Metaresolver, Inc, a tech platform for performance media buying in mobile. I have a personal blog at rowehl.com.
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- Leveling Up on Chef Best Practices
- How to pass system properties to "maven test" task?
- OneTab extension for Google Chrome - save 95% memory and reduce tab clutter
- Solve for X
- Orwell: Politics and the English Language
- Form Factor
- opencog/opencog
- http://www.mattsilverman.com/2013/02/tools-to-generate-beautiful-api-documentation.html
- plenty-web
- Filipe Kiss : A better git log
Monthly Archives: January 2008
BarCamp Mobile and Embedded
Enrique just posted about the Mobile and Embedded BarCamp happening alongside the Mobile and Embedded Developer Days. I don’t think I’ll be able to make it down till the afternoon on Wed, but sometimes getting a second wave in fresh … Continue reading
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Subversion for OS2008
I’ve been keeping an eye out for OS2008 software that I was using on my N800, and last night I just saw that Subversion is now available. That’s a killer bit of software for me. I use my own svn … Continue reading
Posted in Maemo, Open Source
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OpenMoko and Android at the Silicon Valley Homebrew Mobile Phone Club
Via John Kern: Homebrew Mobile will be meeting at the Tech Shop in Menlo Park on January 16th. The topic is OpenMoko and Andriod. After the fantastic meeting we had on open source in mobile at MoMo I’m sure this … Continue reading
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Feeling Stylish
I just updated the Mowser WordPress Mobile plugin to add an option to include a link to a handheld stylesheet when generating headers. I put up a minimal stylesheet that you can point the plugin to if you just want … Continue reading
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Nokia vs The US Consumer Market
Looks like Eric Rice is experiencing some frustrations dealing with Nokia. Not the same frustrations that I had when trying to get my N95, but the theme is familiar. Nice to know I’m not the only one. Good luck figuring … Continue reading
Posted in Nokia N95, Technology
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Open Web Analytics WordPress Plugin
One of the most kick ass plugins for WordPress is the Open Web Analytics plugin, I hear people raving about it pretty frequently. Unfortunately I also saw it causing some issues with blogs mobilized through Mowser. There were a few … Continue reading
Posted in Mowser, Open Source
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Embedded Linux for Cellular Solutions
All the folks who presented at the January 2008 Silicon Valley MoMo have agreed to share their presentations. We had a great event overall, the discussions that sprung up and the questions that the audience asked were spectacular. One of … Continue reading
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PointingResolution in UAProf
I was looking for a description of the PointingResolution attribute in the UAProf vocabulary, and I hit this: Yea, yea, I know, it’s in the drafts section. Still, how funny is it that a document called Ontology Data hosted at … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, ThisIsMobility
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Mowser Updates – Mobilized Feeds
Russ just posted about a new version of domain mapping we just released for Mowser. There are a bunch of little bug fixes in there as well. One other thing that made it into this version was mobilized feeds. Now … Continue reading
Power Outage, Partial Network Outage
There’s a storm currently rolling through the Bay Area. Not really a major storm for most places, but we don’t get weather too frequently. My power had been flickering, and just a few minutes ago finally knocked off completely. I … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Maemo
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