Don’t ask what I was looking for, but in rummaging through some tagged links, I ended up laughing at this duck:
coming from the LOL Diabetes site. LOLCats ain’t nothing compared to one sporting an insulin pump.
Duck it all.
File this one also in the “there is a web niche for everything” department.
Side note- I am stumped on knowing any way to find the original flickr page from a URL for the static URL version? e.g. how do I proper link to the source for the image at farm3.static.flickr.com/2119/2400191078_cf40f117d8.jpg?v=0
UPDATE: Bob Cotter had the obvious solution- Google search on the part of the URL that is the photo id– 2400191078 — –the original photo’s flickr page is http://flickr.com/photos/11469447@N04/2400191078/ — Sounds like a Greasemonkey thingie worth doing.
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CogDog,
I encountered that same issue in your side note a bit ago, but the solution isn’t at the top of my head. I know there’s a way via the flickrapi. I’ll dig through to see if there’s a quicker way.
Patrick
@Patrick Murray-John: Yeah, I figured there was some way. Would be a nice web tool ;-) I know that it would be something like flickr.com/xxxxx/2400191078 as the first chunk of the static link is the photo id, but need someway to get the “xxxxx” which is the username/id.
thanks, mon!