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Delicious linkroll, revised
Based on this comment in a previous blog post on rolling my own Delicious linkroll, I modified my code to sort the recent bookmarks alphabetically. I also added encoded URIs and escaped HTMLs to — hopefully — make the code XSS-safe. Here it is: Script available at Github Gist. I know, I should have used [...]
Quickie roundup
Starting today, we’re on DST, so a one-hour shift in the work sked. Yaiks. Last weekend, we were off to Taal Vista Lodge in Tagaytay for the Tech University, a two-day company event. The first day started off with an “Amazing Race”-style tech challenge — a battle of wits to solve real-world cases in 30 [...]
Yummy?
Buy-off anxiety? Del.icio.us (recently bought by Yahoo!) has been buggered lately. It still shows bookmarks, but I can seem to do anything else. Can’t fetch JSON objects, too. Oh, well…
Link blogging
Lately, I’ve been reduced to link blogging, instead of writing full-blown treatments of things I want to blog about. Call it laziness or whatever, but I’ve been hooked to tagging! I pass through an interesting site, I invoke my bookmarklet shortcut for posting to del.icio.us, jot down a note about it, then I’m off to [...]
Roll your own del.icio.us link roll
There is, of course, a ready-made Javascript code to include the latest del.icio.us postings to your blog or web page, but if you want to ‘beautify’ it, take a look at what I’ve done. I used del.icio.us’ JSON object, named Delicious.posts that contains the latest bookmarks. I snatched the code from the del.icio.us JSON help [...]
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