Tagjag provides quite a good summary where RhNav is around the web: http://tagjag.com/discovery/rhnav

Started a page about RhNav - Rhizome Navigation at http://www.squidoo.com/rhnav.

Sieht so aus, als wäre technorati.com zum ersten Mal zu was gut, hat es mir doch folgenden Link offenbahrt:
austrian-pirates-separate-from-communists.

After reading Greg's Post about Wikipedia's attempt in managing traffic load I think Wikipedia should switch to another technology. Do a comparison of DokuWiki, MediaWiki and PhpWiki for example, then Gobi/Helma and then decide which one's better.

So as you can see I started posting in English too. It seems twoday.net is just the better tool for my purpose than newsvine.

Microsoft's PhotoSynth press kit is on and impresses.

I have some comments concerning the "2 weeks to process" mentioned on drinsama.de . I think the author misunderstood something.
I don't think PhotoSynth is meant to be a stand-alone application like RealViz Stitcher or other stitching software. Think more of it like a 3D-Flickr, a web based service where you upload your photos. The whole work calculating the picture's position is done automatically on the server(s) (like in a certain Oregon Data Center). As always, there's a high possibility that M$ screws it.

It seems PhotoSynth uses different techniques which you could summarize as Optical Flow. For a long time now RealViz' for example used this technology in specialized software packages mainly aimed at the Visual FX market. Recently those technologies emerged in postproduction workhorses like Apple's Shake.

You can find more info on optical flow at fxguide's article Art of Optical Flow.