Marco Arment had a blog post today on the recent changes to Twitters API. He highlights that “Twitter is not Ours”. Twitter can do whatever they want. It’s the simple, brutal truth. Twitter must do what’s best for Twitter. They owe us nothing. It’s not a public good. It’s not a …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Why I run my own websitesAt my last book club meeting one of the guys asked if anyone had plans to write a book. Two of the guys in the club answered affirmative very quickly. I didn’t have a very good answer and reflected that I don’t think I could write a book. My friend Dan thought that was odd since …
Keep reading · 2 minutes: How Much Do I Write?Flavors.me ← Having a personal landing page is getting more popular. I like the concept, but I don’t want to have this hosted elsewhere. We could easily build these sites with some specialized WordPress themes.
I’ve been looking at my blog and feeling total blockage. Is it the theme? Is it my fingers. I have no idea. Block.
Is “utilize” ever necessary? Isn’t “use” always fine instead?
Related: See word lists.
I don’t intend to make a habit of quoting myself, but I really like this.
“Every time a blog is created an angel gets its wings.”
Holy crap did the WordPress plugin Hot Linked Image Cacher just save me a ton of effort in moving things off of Tumblr.
As I was flowing through my RSS subscriptions in Google Reader I was struck for the millionth time how much everyone likes to write about “All Things Twitter”. “Man, I wish I could just zap these items from these feeds” I thought. Then it hit me that I used to do that all the …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Why don't RSS Readers support kill files?I was excited to read about recent enhancements to Google Reader, particularly the “Send to…” feature that allows you to post items from Google Reader into Facebook, Twitter, Delicious and many other sites. But, I wanted to send things to WordPress and that isn’t in the list. …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Using Google Reader