Is anyone else as intrigued as I am by the upcoming ‘Publisher’ feature on FB? I think it could be something pretty special.

@Blockles - Yes, we had some good matches Especially the one where I was in the process of obliterating Neil with the flurry of power-ups he mentioned, and then he switched screens, completely turning the tables! I think it would be awesome to do an all-out Entrelist match soon enough: let the best entrepreneur win! ;p

@Introductions - I’m Neil Patrick Cauldwell, I have a [slightly_neglected] stealth start-up blog over at http://WebAppropriate.com, and there’s a personal blog at http://DotNeil.com. I’m too busy working under the radar on the app to write many blog posts on either of those sites, but you’ll see them pick up in the next 2 to 3 months. EntreList is now my preferred place for blogging. This is probably due to the fact that the conversation afforded by the Prologue theme is so much more fun than the traditional blog format. EntreList just flows, normal blogs don’t.

@Blockles Session - the guys at I’mInLikeWithYou have done some great things with Tetris + Power-Ups. I love how Peter has now taken to saving ALL his power-ups for all-guns-blazing Neil bashing sessions, always timed when I’m hitting in the danger zone for maximum effect.

@Coen, Mark & Taede - PhD in AI, start-up ideas, startup experiences?!! Please go wild all over EntreList, it would be great to hear more.

@Everyone Else - Blockles rocks and you don’t want to miss out on this. Believe me, have I lied to you before?

@Neil + Pieter - Thanks for your replies to VoiceTracker! I’ll post my response later tonight

The user experience was pretty smooth - as Peter has pointed out before, IILWY can be a bit much on the zany animation and sound effects front - but it all seemed to tie together nicely with Blockles.

@iPhone - I would love to get hacking on one using the Joe Hewitt interface library. It’ll be entirely different to anything I’ve done before. I’m also hoping the guy can work his magic on a webapp + Wii controller library, too.

@iPhone - I’m going to look into hacking one. Especially since I don’t want a brand new 2-year subscription when I might bugger off to SV in the not-too-distant-future. I know you can get them in the US for about E250 (8GB) or E315 (16GB), without subscription (gotta love that exchange rate at the moment ;D). In the Netherlands you can only get the 8GB, starting from E569, boo!

@Neil - To develop for the web as experienced on desktops and notebooks has been the best bet until now, no doubt. However, I think it’s beyond question that things are starting to change: iPhones + iFund, Android, services like Loopt…I’m gonna download the iPhone SDK and have a look at it (trying so now, but Mail is acting funny :S).

@Peter - Shame about the delays on the iPhone. Do you know much about the pricing? When Apple + O2 launched in Ireland, they really, really skewed the pricing in comparison to the UK. If you want a quick laugh from a short post, check this out http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/03/04/02s-bum-deal-for-irish-iphone-customers/

As for Arrington’s article on the ‘future of social networking’, that’s the post that got me thinking about the iPhone again! I’ve been wanting to work on apps like that since the iPhone launched, but I’ve just been too focused on the bloomin’ desktop…

p.s. absolutely love your ‘SUA’ acronym - I’d never thought about calling it that, but I’m hoping it’ll catch on because it makes it sound so cool!

@Neil - I don’t have an iPhone, in the Netherlands the official release has been postponed a couple of times. However, I think I’m going to get one anyways, there’s just too much cool stuff I’m missing out on:

http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/04/09/i-saw-the-future-of-social-networking-the-other-day/

@Neil - I hear ya concerning Stratford-Upon-Avon…Amsterdam also has a problem: it’s just too laid-back. It’s great to be a student here, going around the nice little place on your bike, but not so much for a high-tech entrepreneur. I think in your case it’s a great idea to utilize that there are no distractions in SUA: focus on developing your product to a certain point, but get the hell out of there after that!

Btw, I’ll check out Quotably tomorrow