- A good DMCA policy paper.
- Maybe I should switch to zsh…
- Microsoft is evil.
- Mit Gott an unserer Seite.
- Yes, that is a static image.
- A different Z-Machine.
- Hmm.
- Laser monks!
- Pretty.
Hmm: having been confronted with a few posts that look similar to the above in other blogs, I am starting to see the wisdom of delicious (no, I am not going to go and figure out where to put the damn periods): if I were reading this, I’d rather see a couple of links a day than ten all at once, and I’d rather get to the referenced articles by hitting v C-w j than by, horror of horrors, clicking the mouse.
On the other hand, I really don’t like the idea of handing out my own data without saving a copy of my own, and some people may prefer seeing something like the above. So maybe I’ll adopt Simon Phipps’s solution and combine a delicious feed with a periodic list of links aggregated in a single list in the blog.
Let’s turn this into an experiment, and see if just mentioning Simon’s name is enough to get him to notice, or if I have to actually link to his blog: Simon, do you have some software to generate your daily delicious links posts? If so, could I have a copy?
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Hi David. All you have to do is rub the bottle, you don’t have to actually shake out the genii.
I actually get Del.icio.us to post to my blog each evening – go to http://del.icio.us/settings/%5Byourname%5D/daily and set it up.
4/3/2006 @ 5:29 am