Wednesday, August 11, 2004

> Jeremy Faludi: Now your cat really can have nine lives: the first clone-to-order company is in business, and their business will be cloning pets. Any thoughts about...
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> Jon Udell: Back in February, I wrote an item on ways of using CSS class attributes to categorize content. Richard Soderberg wrote to ask if I'd looked into using Joshua Schacter's "social bookmarking" system del.icio.us. It seems I never replied (sorry, Richard), but here is my belated response. Although I knew about del.icio.us at the time, I was then exploring an emergent style of XHTML-driven categorization. I wanted to be able to write queries like this to find, for example, Python code fragments. And now I can...
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> Dave Winer: Here's something I've not seen before. RSS 2.0 feeds for TV networks, like CNBC, CNN, Comedy Central, ESPN, Fox News, MTV, Showtime, VH1.
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> Cory Doctorow: GeekCorps founder Ethan Zuckerman (whose org sends volunteers nerds from around the world to Africa to help extend technology to some of the world's poorest nations) has a great essay up about the ways in which blogs currently fail to bridge the gap to Africa and how this can be changed...
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> Denise M. Howell: My grandma is going to DIG this — photo.stamps.com. Ok, so it's a little too-too. Too-cute-by-half, as one of my colleagues is fond of saying. At least it'll be a break from those ubiquitous LOVE stamps on wedding invitations. [Via NPR]
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