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John Tropea: "Just got the word from TechCrunch about Spotback, the news personalised news service similar to Findory." Sam Ruby has tinkered with Planet, his preferred RSS reader, to produce OPML that will work better with Grazr. It's impossible to link to individual bookmarks (and the descriptions written by the people who bookmarked them) on del.icio.us, but Buttergod asks in linking to OPMLManager: "a different opml editor. Is is just me, or is the OPML community the single most excited about itself COMPARED to everyone else since Intelligent Design? Anyway, this is a servicable and neat OPML editor." Sorry, Buttergod, but for the combo of self-love and divorce from reality, you're looking for neocons who are all now busily not mentioning Iraq. Unlike ID and neocons, OPML has not been proven to be damaging to your health or corrosive to your character. BTW, del.icio.us links and their descriptions are, to me, like tiny one line blog entries. They should be linkable! Amyloo: "I think I'm going to have to check out Second Life after all. " Me too. I've got an account that I was never really able to get working on my old ThinkPad, but I bet my new Sony is more gaming-savvy. I should rev it up again. MikePK, Grazr developer: "As usual my enthusiasm is outstripped by the limited number of hours in the day. " You're truly blessed to have found work that inspires you to say such a thing! Enjoy!
Tom Morris has figured out a new way to render comments in the RSS feeds of OPML blogs. |
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I've been working on a difficult, stressful project and my brain feels like it's stuffed with Brillo pads. I'm going to take a break for awhile and drive my car to IKEA to pick up a few things for my youngest son's room. There he is! It makes me so happy to do things for them. When I get back I know I'll be able to go back to my project and kick some serious ass. 