Adam has come up with a script to publish his “Daily Source Code” show via MP3s on the web. It is written for Mac OS X and uses the metaWeblog API. I wish Windows had a scripting language that would work with XMLRPC of some kind.
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When does a blog start getting annoying to read? How many posts can be too many posts? I know of at least a few bloggers (including myself) that post regularly throughout the day. Some of these posts are lengthy and more involved, while others are small links with a little explanation of the link. Some of the very prolific posters (that come to mind right away) include: Photomatt Dave Scoble Om Some of the people that post infrequently include: Pilgrim Dunstan Zeller Shea And yet, there are some others that make it a point (or so it seems) to post once a day, everyday Alex Anne Jeremy Now, it is very difficult to draw any strong conclusion from this information because almost every one of the blogs listed above are top notch and have their own place in the blogosphere. Dave blogs a lot. Period. He blogs a lot, provides […]
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Browse Happy Online. Worry-free.: More grassroots propaganda from the Web Standards projects. Some of the alternative browsers touted include Opera and Safari along with their various Mozilla counterparts.
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Blogging at Saint Thomas More: Finally. A high school blog with multiple users. This will be one to watch.
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I had made a couple of small changes to my RSS feeds over the past couple of days and was about to write up something about those feeds when I got my first complaint. Now, some people might say that the choice to add comment information to ones’ RSS feeds (inside the body of the post, not as a seperate feed) should lie with the author of the blog. However, I believe, especially in the case of this blog, that it would depend on the consensus of the readers. Here is the problem. I had elected to add a comments link along with the number of comments already posted, inside the body of my RSS feed. I was not sure whether it was illegal (code) and whether it would be accepted well by the community. I seem to have gotten my answer, at least from one reader who voices their […]
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VisitorVille: Web Site Intelligence for Creative Thinkers: Interesting idea, extremely overdone and beaten to death. This is a site traffic analyzer on bad steroids and lots of hallucinogens. If anyone has used this, please let us know what you think.
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I stumbled upon something really cool yesterday that I wanted to test out. So, without much further ado, go here and use username ‘dhtml’ password ‘password’ to try out this cool new thing. If you have seen or used it already, it will be a let down, but if you have not, it might get your attention. Once you are there, use it for everything it is worth. 😛 PS: proper attribution and further discussion on this will be forthcoming as and when I finish integerating/developing some of the newer peices I have in mind. If there is enough interest, I might put together some kind of install for it. Also, click on the little ‘?’ to get more info once you are there! Also, quit being a stranger and leave some comments!
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- Mark Ghosh
An avid fan of business, education, technology and finance. I lead a lean, highly focussed and capable team of Java Back End developers and Front End developers through a maze of complex software wizardry to fulfill the web maintenance needs of a large chemical manufacturer. As per Myers-Briggs Personality Types, I am an ESTJ. I pride in a project completed on time and according to plan. My hobbies include all kinds of technology, anything that I can taste and anything that goes fast or flies in the air. I like to read business books and comics in my spare time.
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