Obfuscating Emails on Websites
@twaddington sparked a Twitter debate when he tweeted
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I just got an idea for a mini Twitter app to help with archiving Twitter conversations. Too many projects too little time! -
Looks like @foursquare just went down for maintenance. Guess that means it's time to stop working on my foursquare mashup and go to bed!
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Not sure I'm a fan of the iPad mimicking a paper address book, but overall the UI is very pretty: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fraserspeirs/4330073566/in/set-72157623224262135/ /via @caseorganic
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RT @arielwaldman: apparently there was a 6.0 quake in super northern california a couple hours ago... i don't think the internet felt it.
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Figured out how to get my inbox to 0: start a new inbox.
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Google Social Search just might be enough to get me to update and prune my Google contacts list. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/introducing-google-social-search-i.html
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RT @robhudson: I feel the urge to frame the e-mail from the Google about dropping IE6 support.
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when two people have conflicting communications protocols, is it possible to still communicate? i'm looking at you, @t ;) http://tantek.pbworks.com/w/page/19402879/CommunicationProtocols
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Nice meeting @marshallk at his "Signal through noise" talk at #pdxwi. Lots of things to think about!
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Two new data feeds for my aggregator website: http://aaron.pk Upcoming.org and MediaWiki Recent Changes!
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Had a very tasty oak-aged negroni by @jeffmorgen tonight. Maybe we'll hear about aged cocktails at #cocktailcamp pdx http://www.cocktailcamp.net/
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at Clyde CommonPortland, Oregon • Mon, February 1, 2010 9:01pmenjoying an oak-aged negroni
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Signal from the Noise at PDX Web Innovators
Rough notes from the talk at pdx web innovators on 2/1/10 presented by Marshall Kirkpatrickcontinue reading... -
at P-I-EPortland, Oregon • Mon, February 1, 2010 7:11pmpdx web innovators
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RelMeAuth
t: contrast easy Twitter/PuSH/#OAuth APIs + examples with huge/complex #OpenID PHP libraries (cc: @chrismessina) - over a dozen classes with dozens of methods total in http://janrain.com/openid-enabled/ that's the 1.x libs (nevermind 2.x) and samples just for consuming OpenIDs. I have a lot more sympathy now for those who give up on or deprioritize OpenID support. The barrier to entry for OpenID support is far too high for independent developers.continue reading...
