Tag Archive for tag: Geekiness
Tag Archive for tag: Geekiness
When William Gibson started blogging a couple of years ago, I was pleasantly surprised to find that he’s really good at it: personable, funny, weird, mindblowing. You know, just very William Gibson but without the star trip that a lot of famous writers are on.
If this close presidential race and possibility of a Bush win [...]
UPDATE: 2005.07.06: the following linked article no longer exists, but I use the curl statement below in a cronjob, and that still works great for backing up my del.icio.us bookmarks to a local machine.
Josh has a great post about Automatic del.icio.us backups with iCal and Applescript (go read that first, so you’ll know what we’re [...]
I’m now rolling my feeds via Feedburner.com. In addition to friendlier feeds and feeds in just about any flavor (RSS 2.0, RSS 0.92, Atom 0.3, etc.), you can now splice in feeds. Also, you can splice in del.icio.usfeeds, too. So, my main feed now has most of my digital output on it: blog posts [...]
I’ve got a Gmail invite or two I don’t need. If you’re a friend, family member, distant relative, passing acquaintance, or have an Orkut invitation to offer in return, let me know, and I’ll probably hook you up.
UPDATE 2004.07.21: They’re back! I have more. Come and get ‘em.
Doc Searls gives his take on the whole murder of internet radio in his new LinuxJournal article: Hollywood Steps Up Its Assault on the Net While Webcasting Death March Claims KPIG.
I listen to radio over the net quite a bit. Not as much as I listen to MP3s (which have WAY overtaken CDs for me), [...]