We’ve worked hard to finish the world’s leading Chatroulette Clone script for you to host on your own website.

Check out all the details and try the demo.

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Since I’ve blogged about our Chatroulette Clone and thanks to the fantastic folks at ReadWriteWeb covering us, I’ve been contacted by people and business from around the globe, whether they could purchase a license of the code including the full source to run it on their own website.

I’ve discussed various options with some of the folks who got in touch. Finally I decided to sell an unlimited lifetime developer license, which will literally allow you to do whatever you want with the project – except selling it to others, of course.

You can, however, create commercial websites based on the CamCarousel application and modify it to suit your needs. This includes removing any attribution linking back to us. I believe, this is a pretty fair modus operandi. [click to continue…]

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The day I coded a (better) Chatroulette Clone: CamCarousel!

February 21, 2010 Inspiring

If you came here to get the web’s leading Chatroulette Clone script for you to run it on your own web site, you’ve come to the right place. Get it now!

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Tuning my MacBook Pro by migrating to a solid state drive and keeping the built-in hard disk drive

January 13, 2010 Gadgets

I’m absolutely excited: Since I’m running my MacBook Pro with a Solid State Drive, the perceived speed has almost tippled.
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The Eight Irresistible Principles of Fun

January 10, 2010 Watch This!

Found this very inspirational!
Lean back and relax. You might want to switch to HQ (high quality).

(via chrisbrogan)

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The Great virtual Housekeeping

January 6, 2010 Personal

Find out what I’ve been doing during the seasonal holidays over at 24z.me.
Any comment should go there, too!

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Waiting for the Nexus One

January 6, 2010 Android

Thanks to my friend Zee in the United Kingdom, my Nexus One is almost on its way.
There seems to be no ‘Germany’ on Google’s Maps (did you notice the wordplay?). Anyway, the Nexus One will arrive unlocked and without a SIM Card very soon.
The long wait has begun.

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The blogosphere is a buzz about the Google Nexus One – but why?

January 3, 2010 Android

Okay, a few days from now Google will officially start selling the Google Phone Nexus One.
If you have not been living under a rock there’s absolutely no way you don’t know about it, yet.
Otherwise, Engadget should bring you up to speed. That’s obviously also, where the image credit goes to.
Here [...]

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Ten reasons why Android is not at all working for me.

December 30, 2009 24100.net

On 26th November, 2009 I’ve started The Android Experiment as part of my work for The Next Web:
Given my known addiction for All-Things-Apple and my fairly open bias when it comes to Android with all of its attributed iPhone killer potential, I decided to give Android a fair chance to [...]

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One solution for “Apple TV is not responding. Check that any firewall software running … allow communication on port 3689.”

December 30, 2009 Apple

By now you know that I’m a huge fan of all things Apple.
That said I’m running two Apple TVs in our house and love watching almost everything on demand and without commercials these days. (My wife and I just finished watching Season 2 and 3 of Heroes going for 4-5 [...]

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