Posts from ‘January, 2005’

For those the care to feed, I have been doing more minor tweaks to Feed2JS, and inside you will find I use the very same to display the latest updates to that site, since it now has its own feed.
The main thing to look for (beyond coverups for my typos) was Seb Paquet’s suggestion to [...]

Last week it was Tags on Speed. That was then, this is now…
Richard S writes “More on Social tags” pointing to “taggregator” an experiment with allows you to provide one “tag” and it generates a side by side view of del.icoi.us and flickr results:
Someone built a thing I wanted to but didn’t — the taggregator. [...]

Yup, flickr is the land of maybe more than the land of 10,000 memes, maybe it is the long tail for photographic odd-topics.
Today, I got an invite to join the “spread that love” flickr group (which explains why I had to fish it out of the junk mail folder!). So here is the meme for [...]

Help!
I am in search of someone, some benevolent group, maybe a web design/development class project, willing to do an overhaul of a writing site that very much needs an update. Is this a lot to ask for? I just lack the time and resources to do it myself, and despite some flakiness, some 20,000 [...]

Who reads the fine print any more? From the Stamp Out And Abolish Redundancy Department (apologies to Mad Magazine) comes the fine print on the back on an audio CD:

Like the famous multiblade razors, the first warning (1) gets your attention.
FBI Anti Piracy Warning: unauthorized copying is punishable under federal law.
Then, in case you managed [...]

Here is a CDB “web good dog” nod to “Home of the Underdogs” a site devoted to preserving “underrated” computer games many, but not all of the being “ambandonware” or titles no longer available:
Home of the Underdogs is a non-profit site dedicated to the preservation and promotion of underrated PC games (and a few non-PC [...]

I had planned this afternoon to be a good quiet time to do a clean install on our office’s in house server. I cannot complain about the sorts of problems Brian wrote about as mine seem a bit, well self inflicted.
The server in question is a G4 OS X server that is mainly for [...]

Lurking at the bottom of another email message today:
“Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s
best friend. Inside of a dog it is too dark to read.”
—Groucho Marx
Now where is my flashlight? I cannot read that that mysql manual….

I got a cryptic e-mail message recently, that barely made a ripple among the daily spam flood:
How come you pop up on my computre without invitation. Get lost you MF
As you can see there is not much we need to do to educate written communications skills these days… So being curious about the accusation I [...]

Thanks to a tip from Alex I tuned into the now released version of 43 Things, which is addictive, intensive connected, and tagged inside out. I had peeked at the beta a few weeks back, but the released version is wild, social, and amazing. It is tags, tags, and tags on speed.
The premise is [...]