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“Libsyn is the first full featured service tailored specifically for media self-publishing and Podcasting.” (Thanks John)
Monthly Archives: April 2005
links for 2005-04-28
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Useful… I wonder if it supports enclosures too: “Mix any number of RSS feeds into one unique new feed!”
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I’ve had both Trackback and Comments turned off for over 6-months and I don’t think I’m going back to the way it is/was… “I think it’s time we faced the fact that Trackback is dead.”
links for 2005-04-27
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“The Problem: You want to have a database schema where you can tag a bookmark (or a blog post or whatever) with as many tags as you want. Later then, you want to run queries to constrain the bookmarks to a union or intersection of tags. You also want to e
links for 2005-04-22
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I might get two! “Sunbeam packs a helluva punch into a tiny space with the 20-in-1 Superior Panel. Combining the features of a Multi-Card Reader/Writer, an I/O panel, and a fan controller into a 5.25%u201D drive bay”
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“Amazon has lots of free non-DRM music available … It is a pain to click through to download, so I decided to write a quick userscript for GreaseMonkey which skips the step of having to click to another page, and lets you get the music.”
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“Processing is a programming language and environment for people who want to program images, animation, and sound.”
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Google Maps hack with Subway Station points
links for 2005-04-21
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Audible now provides RSS feeds… very nice!
links for 2005-04-20
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“Indy is a music discovery program that learns what you like, and plays more of it. And it’s free.”
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“Got Questions? Ask here. Make it as clear as you can, so people can understand what you are asking.”
links for 2005-04-19
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Maybe SVG will become more ubiquitous than flash
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“The argument for plain vanilla is compelling: the fewer customizations you make to an enterprise software system, the lower your support costs are and the more likely you%u2019ll be able to upgrade to the software manufacturer’s next release without pain
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“One of the beautiful things about the Flickr API is it enables interesting things without the Flickr team having to do the work.”
links for 2005-04-18
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I’m not surprised: “Lance Armstrong will retire from professional cycling after this summer’s Tour de France, ending one of the great careers in all sports.”
links for 2005-04-15
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“On-the-fly it clusters a search engine’s search results into different groups, and provides meaningful and readable names for these groups. SRC changes the traditional representation of search results into a non-linear way, so as to facilitate the user’s
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New release of MythTV … I need to set aside some time to upgrade.
links for 2005-04-14
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“Announcing a new platform for internet television and video. Anyone can broadcast full-screen video to thousands of people at virtually no cost, using BitTorrent technology.”
links for 2005-04-11
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Very cool! it renders previews in SVG “Longitude leverages the customer%u2019s investment in SharePoint Portal to provide an Enterprise Search Engine that rivals best-of-breed offering on the market today.”
del.icio.us.ly blogged
Much of my blogging these days has been taken over by the links and quick comments I have been posting to the del.icio.us social bookmarks manager. So I decided to completely mesh what I’m doing @ del.icio.us with my blog.
The integration process is actually fairly simple with the help of the experimental daily blog posting interface found in del.icio.us (@/settings/USER/daily). Basically, you enter the XML-RPC interface entry point from your blog, some user credentials and the process will deposit into your blog any links posted to your del.icio.us account in the last 24 hours — complete with extended comments and tags. Nice!
Much better than the feed splicing I have been utilizing with FeedBurner — although that is admittedly cool too.
Now, if I could find a mechanism to auto summarize the daily links into relevant titles for each post, instead of the standard ‘links for yyyy-mm-dd’ title template available now, I’d be delighted!
links for 2005-04-06
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mash-up of Yahoo! and Google
links for 2005-04-05
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AirClickUSB can control applications like iTunes or PowerPoint from up to 60ft. away even through walls
links for 2005-04-03
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“Enter the url of the open directory you want to view”