You probably noticed the Links for 2006-09-18 post this morning; it’s a dump of the previous day’s links in my delicious bookmarks. Let’s try this for a few days; it might be useful or it might just clutter up the place.
Tag: tags
[8:25] <Chris> I was just trolling through my usual sites, and saw a mention of something I thought you’d really like. So I was all ready to copy and paste the link, but then I realized that I was copying from your delicious feed.
26 Jan
2006
Silicon Valley Damashii, or, the Yahoo! endgame
≡ 8:02 pm ≡ delicious flickr google photo sketchbook tags yahoo
So it appears (though it is still a rumor) that Yahoo! is all set to acquire Digg.
Why is Yahoo! buying up all these niche websites?
Apparently all lightweight, useful web applications are destined to be eaten by Yahoo!. (See also: Flickr.) The Yahoo! Search Blog has another take on the acquisition of del.icio.us.
Google has snuck del.icio.us-like features into their My Search History feature:
Google has silently added a Bookmarks feature to My Search History, enabling you to quickly tag and comment any web page you’ve visited.
Today, del.icio.us turns two years old. Thanks to everyone who tolerated our burps along the way.
Congratulations, Josh! (That icon is the best.)
I still intend to implement many of the thoughtful suggestions you offered back in April when I freaked out about the usability of this site. In the meantime, I’ve adjusted the tag browser on the left to only show tags which apply to two or more entries, in an effort to keep the clutter down. [You can still view the entire tag list.]
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- “Cars” secondo Luigi Cinquecento
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- MiniPNG a microscopic graphics library
- FeedTree 0.7.0 as seen recently on Slashdot
- OpenBinder is great glue for an operating system
- Apartment Security (a true story in 3½ panels)
- Silicon Valley Damashii or, the Yahoo! endgame
- To appear in the proceedings of IPTPS'05
between the couch cushions
- my sketchbook makes occasional appearances
feedtree makes rss instantaneous- software I made just for you
- captain jim my 1995 webcomic
- the soothing green t-shirt a slashdot favorite
- misclassified under “funny”
- email is quite likely to be read
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- erinmak is not to be trifled with
- pixelknave says moof when upside-down
- dave is dangerous
- rod is one groovy mother
- adam is googling us all
- amar is not really a pirate
- angi sees little blue dots
- harbinger lets you know it's coming
- jason looks like an idiot in that hat
- jeff is keeping austin weird
- regan seems to tolerate jason
- emann will not abide your IM-speak
- jim is a stranger in ein anderes Land
- liscio is pronounced "lee-show"
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- friends as they appear on dsandler.org
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