Well, I’ve gone and joined the internet craze that is Flickr. Feel free to snoop through my photos. So far I’ve uploaded the same ones that are available at janeneday.com, but in time I’ll be uploading actual wedding pictures. I’ve had at least one request and I intend not to dissappoint.
I’ve also installed a WordPress extension called Flickit. It allows me to post my Flickr images to my blog, like the one to the left.
Anyone else using Flickr out there? I’d love to see your photos, too. Post a link in the comments below.
Winslow over at Winslow’s Lair is trying to test his trackback feature. In the interest of science, I’m sending one your way, my friend. Godspeed, little ping.
I got an interesting announcement from the Salt Lake City Weblogger Meetup in my email yesterday. Apparently, Utah is one of only three states using RSS to circulate official state domuments. The email says it better than I could:
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When I was in high school I thought it was really cool to collect email addresses. It started with net@ddress, which, to my knowledge, was one of the first to offer free email. My dad discovered it and quickly signed my whole family up with free accounts.
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One of my favorite bloggers has noticed the Homestar Runner Wiki. MeanDean (Dean Peters) of blogs4God.com and Heal Your Church Web Site comments:
Ain’t technology grand?! Lookie what I found … the Homestar Runner Wiki, a collaborative knowledge-base dedicated to the Homestar Runner Flash cartoons created by The Brothers Chaps. We are currently working on 900 articles. COooool!
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Well, smack me up the side of my head with a rubber tuna fish. Jordan over at swirlee.org has found what I think may be the best way to keep track of a wish list using del.icio.us. It’s so devilishly simple I’m not sure why hundreds of people haven’t done it before.
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It’s been a while since I’ve blogged, and many important things have happened in the tech world.
First off, Thunderbird 1.0 has been released. I haven’t noticed much in the way of new features since 0.7, but it seems to be extremely stable and sports a stylish new default theme (although that may have debuted in version 0.9, which I somehow completely skipped over).
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My brother-in-law just sent me an email requesting that I set up an Amazon Wish List. I’ve had one set up for a little while, but it was in serious need of some pruning. I spent a little time today polishing it up, so if you’d like to get me something for Christmas, be sure to check there for ideas. I’ll probably be adding more stuff as the holiday approaches.
If you have a wish list, let me know in a comment.
Google released a slick new tool this morning: Desktop Search. It allows you to search your own computer with the same speed and accuracy as a Google web search.
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Disney made an exciting announcement today. Well, you might not think it’s exciting, but everyone here at ContentWatch is ecstatic.
Continue reading “Disney Dream Desk” →
