Over on my OPML blog, I have posted nifty slideshow widget thingy, using the images from the RSS feed from Blaugh!
I can’t post IFRAMEs here, so you’ll have to hop on over to ‘KOZ‘ to see what I’m on about this time
By jove it works!! I nearly have the old blogger API verison running too. Need to build the UI on bloghud.com for people to manage their blog accounts. I already have a system for people to set a password here for bloghud.
The cool thing is, is that I can use the Second Life user […]
Woo! While my back has been turned away from my blogHUD system, which lets people post blog posts and publish rss feeds to bloghud.com, I found these articles on it. Cool! And thanks!
Wonderland: Social software for managing Second Lives
Social Sim: Two thumbs up for the BlogHUD
Second Life Insider: BlogHUD : SLI Bloggers say […]
Whoops! The BBC reports that AT&T have let hackers get to the credit card deets of over 19,000 customers! Eeek!
I don’t have a ‘crackberry’ so I need to ask, does it have a built-in voice recorder? And if so, what format does it record to? Thanks.
Also, while trying to find out the anwser (which I haven’t yet) I don’t see any references to external memory. Schurley not, Mischter Bond? Can you use memory cards […]
Great stuff from the comedy genius of Adam & Joe
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At last!! Flickr have launched a way to hook up flickr and Yahoo! Maps.
I started work on a system like this for podcasts, but had stopped work when I saw that they didn’t cover Europe. Now I see they cover the whole world, so it’s time to dig out that flash file and knock out […]
Another link from the Scobleizer about a new site called PixPix, which lets you bookmark all sort of things on the web including music mp3s, video and images. All this is wrapped in a digg-like ’social network’ interface for rating and whatnot.
While I think that sites like this are fun and reveal loads of things […]
Scoble comments on the article on Dead 2.0 which claims that only 2% of people use RSS.
I’d say many people don’t *need* to know what RSS (or a ‘feed’) is. They probably use it in places without knowing it.
As more publishers syndicate their feeds, more applications and clients will develop which read and present them […]
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