Thursday, February 6, 2003

iBlog enables Weblogging through .Mac [MacCentral] 9:25:12 PM    comments

More pages on configuring various weblogs. New NetNewsWire pages: how to configure NetNewsWire so you can post to Blogger, Blosxom, Conversant, and Drupal weblogs. Feedback is very welcome. More pages like this will appear. (For Movable Type, Manila, and so on.) These most recent pages are all by Robert Daeley, author of PHPosxom. [inessential.com] 9:23:53 PM    comments

AaronSw discovered the easiest way to enable IPv6 on OS X. [Hack the Planet] 9:22:49 PM    comments

Photoblogging for the Masses!. Scrapblog "Welcome to a new photographic community. This is a site for people who want to create their own photoblog but don't have a host or the tools they need to create one. It's simpler to use than sites like Webshots or Shutterfly. You can create new albums in a flash." [via Recently approved feeds from Syndic8.com] Actually, this is a neat idea since it allows for comments on pictures. Theoretically, it should also offer an RSS feed for your new albums, although I don't see that in place at Scrapblog even though it's powered by phpNuke. Interestingly, there are direct links from the individual pictures to "print this photo on Shutterfly." [The Shifted Librarian] 9:21:44 PM    comments

Chandler in Organizations. Since the outset, we've intended that Chandler be useable by groups without requiring a server. Sharing calendars among a small... [Mitch Kapor's Weblog]   Excellent approach. [John Robb's Radio Weblog] 9:21:14 PM    comments

Business Week.  Apple's Rendezvous is maturing nicely.  Self aware networks.  Combine Rendezvous with mesh wireless and your head starts to spin. [John Robb's Radio Weblog] 9:20:36 PM    comments

Here is way to view your Radio weblog on your desktop: http://127.0.0.1:5335/index Use this link only with Radio running.  This can allow you to do two things:  1) provides you a preview of your weblog if you are publishing while disconnected (ie.  a laptop on an airplane), and 2) allows you to use Radio as a personal journalling tool that is never published (this is a great way to create a extremely private back up brain of time organized notes). [John Robb's Radio Weblog] 9:20:05 PM    comments

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