Category Archives: geek
Seesmic Hacks
I got tired of messing with seesmic ’stand alone’ videos, so I wrote a little greasemonkey script to redirect standalone videos to their in-dashboard-counterpart. This allows quicker access to “reply” and “follow”!!
Link is here.
Post about it is here:
Latest Twitter Hacks
I’ve started using specialized search feeds and a secondary account to keep up with valued information.
For those who don’t know, I use twitter to tell other people what I up to, and to track what my friends are up to. Lately, the scope of people who I am interested in following has grown very large, [...]
hoosgot
My comment on Dave’s post about his new experiment called hoosgot.com. You can read their about page to learn more about the service, but basically it makes it really easy to ask a whole ton of people (the whole intarnets essentially) a question you are too lazy to answer yourself. Great idea. Great implementation of [...]
Facebook Friends Code of Conduct
New friends are welcome. Please don’t be shy.
Please only friend me if you are a person. Companies need not apply.
When friending, please share our common connection if there is one.
Please feel free to send a message, Voicemail and/or Video message at any time.
Once you friend me, please reach out and say hello every once in [...]
scheduling productivity
I really want to read my email in emacs via gnus since that would make it much easier to make email based tasks. Now that gmail has given us access to our email via IMAP, this *should* be easier now. But I’m still having trouble getting things setup correctly. I may need to sit down [...]
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prism + google reader
I am now using Prism to read my feeds in google reader. My next step will be to build something in AIR. Then, we’ll see where it goes from there.
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rapid serializiation