On 12/3/05, pheezy wrote:
> EXACTLY what I was asking you for last week or whenever that was:
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> http://www.wayfaring.com/
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If the only thing that “Web 2.0″ accomplishes is a predilection for bigger, easier to read fonts…
…well, then it was worth it.

Feed Me Links now allows in-page editing of your Link Names, Link URLs, and Link Privacy — no popups, delays, or page reloads. (Damn.)

Thanks to Kid Sleep for the xajax pointers, and to Les Orchard for pointing me to Behaviour.

AJAX experimenting on Feed Me Links… (you’ll need to be logged in)
This shhh is too easy…

This is probably the biggest announcement I’ve made about Feed Me Links since it became public in 2002: I’m open sourcing the project. Anyone will be able to download all the source code — roughly 18,000 lines of PHP — and run, modify, extend, or simply learn from it.
All portions of the system will be […]

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Michael Rodemer
Date: Nov 17, 2005 6:45 AM
Subject: Re: new ezio?
To: john manoogian III
We had a bunch of trouble with surface mount solder joints. The beta
boards are otherwise done.
…
M

Michael Rodemer:
…In the meantime, a new version of the ezio is in beta and has been sent out to a couple of testers. It talks TCP/IP via 802.11b and ethernet, and also has a legacy RS232 port. It has 16 digital in’s, 16 out’s, 16 10-bit A/D inputs, 6 PWM outputs, and will control up […]

Content Portability means content with handles for users to grab — permanent URLs to easily share your content across email, IM, etc. Read more about making your content portable in Raising Well-Behaved Content, by JM3 on your way to Camp Organic…

I’m slightly abashed to announce this new Feed Me Links feature because it should have been done a LONG time ago — but it’s here now: …introducing clean URLs for your tags! an example is worth 1000 words:
feedmelinks.com/~jm3/dvd , as opposed to feedmelinks.com/f/2595.
This cleaner URL style (and behind the scenes code) afford some nice benefits: […]

(Apologies in advance for the use of the phrase “deep-linking.” -ed.)
Findability in Google is a Good Thing.
More and more, Google is how we find everything on the web: maps, phone numbers, deals, and obviously, websites.
But people who make Flash sites have a problem — Flash content is opaque to Google. Google only reads and searches […]