Flickr Video Does Embed (doh like it was there for 2 years, right?)

Alan Levine aka CogDog — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 05:04:01 +0000

I just noticed on uploading a really short video to flickr that the buttons at the top provides an embed code for copy pasting code to put in your own web site. It’s probablt been there forever, and everyone else on the planet knows it, but it just fell into my radar today.

Sometimes, it is really fine to be on the dull not bleeding edge.

For what it’s worth, in its full cinematic glory, a magna opus in 36 seconds, Windy Day in Strawberry… and look hard for the trans-character tension overlain by a hero mythic subversion ethos (trying to fake film talk, this is just point and shoot video of things blowing in the wind).

Oh cool, the ending of the video provides a comment link.

Hey!

Wow, it would be nice to have a non-spam comment.

Yep.

Sure would be nice.

No, not you “Aunty” Social you creep.

A genuine comment, submitted without provocation.

Comment loneliness setting in.

Heaviness.

Where is the connectivity?

Where is everyone?

So alone.

Get it?

sigh.

Slick Flickr Browser

Alan Levine aka CogDog — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 04:15:03 +0000

I was just IMing with Nick Noakes who asked if I had tried pictobrowser, a flickr web widget thingie. Like other tools that allow you to embed flickr content, you just need to provide your flickr handle and select a set or tag to display your photos, embedded in another site.

Here is my quick test, using photos from my 366 photo set. The neat thing about this is they way it spawns. If you want to create your own, you don’t need to go to the pictobrowser web site (although you could)- just click the little logo in the bottom right, and you enter the authoring part of the app.

This could slide in maybe as a 50 ways tool… like I need more!

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Flickr Video Does Embed (doh like it was there for 2 years, right?)

Slick Flickr Browser