Tag: delicious
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Reintroducing Newstangle, or How I learned to stop worrying and love my blog
Let’s skip the usual rambling, expository introduction and get to the lists: Delicious is dying. Or it isn’t. Or it is. Depends on who you ask, I suppose. I like saving and tagging and sharing links. You may have noticed I worked for a company that made some tools to do that sort of thing.…
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Want to import your old Delicious bookmarks to WordPress as posts?
Want to import your old Delicious bookmarks to WordPress as posts? Delicious to WordPress importer.
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How I share: A tour of my personal linking behavior
Things you may have noticed about me in recent days, weeks, months, or years: I don’t write blog posts as often as I used to. I share links all over the place, and I have for a long time now. I have a new job that involves a lot of thinking about best practices for…
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Web APIs by Example, Part II: del.icio.us – Evan Sims
An explanation of how to parse XML in PHP into something useful. Web APIs by Example, Part II: del.icio.us – Evan Sims
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Meta notes: Where to find my microchunks
If you get the feeling I haven’t been writing here as much lately, you’re right. But I’m still out here, reading everything I can get my hands on and throwing up links left and right. They’re just not always where you’re expecting them, eh? So then, if the meager postings to Delicious you find on…
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del.icio.us/help/firefox/extension
Here’s where to download the “classic” delicious Firefox extension. You’ll need to disable or uninstall the newfangled one to switch back. The new one is great for searching, but adds extra steps for posting. Can’t have that. del.icio.us/help/firefox/extension
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Site notes
A couple tweaks here lately. I’ve added a feed in the sidebar that pulls in everything I post to my del.icio.us account, and I’m using it to post links to useful and timely things like news stories about the McClatchy/Knight Ridder sale process, webcasts of cool conferences, and blog posts about how to save the…
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Best of Web 2.0
“What’s Web 2.0?” you ask. “We’re still working on Web 1.0,” you say. Okay, whatever, check out this easy-to-read, plain-language list of useful tools you can find on the Internet these days. If you haven’t used Flickr or Delicious, now’s the time. If you’ve never seen a Google Map, check it out. These are tools…
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Link blogging via Delicious
By the way, regular readers (both of you) might have noticed these posts popping up here the last few days. Rather than write an essay about every interesting thing I see, and rather than include some widget in the sidebar that pulls my Delicious links, I just set up a little linkbloggy thingy that automatically…