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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 [...]

Revisiting my tumblog

I’ve made several improvements to my tumblog. Previously, I merely plugged in the RSS output from Yahoo! Pipes to Feedburner, and served up the content using Buzzboost. Using techniques from Cristiano Betta’s lifestream and elsewhere, I simplified and modularized the Yahoo! Pipes mashup. I then used the pipe’s JSON output and styled it with some [...]

2007 in pictures

Cover-flow style, courtesy of MooFlow tools. The photos were compiled from Flickr. I was attempting to automate the process ala-fd’s Flickr toys, what with the Flickr API’s fantastic use of JSON responses (no need for server-side nor cross-site xHTTP requests). Alas, my days were packed. But I’m getting the hang of it. I’m relearning JavaScript [...]

Google translation bookmarklet

I’ve been visiting a few foreign-language sites lately, and Google Translate is a great tool, if a bit awkward. I created a bookmarklet that will point the site to Google Translate. I then added a keyword (“gt”) so that when I’m in the site, I can just press F6, and enter the keyword.

Snag movie audio tracks

Okay, watching movies in the workplace is a definite no-no, but they didn’t say anything about listening to movies. But I’d rather do it offline, so I whipped up a little bookmarklet that will snag the .MP3 URL off the movies I chose. First off, select a movie from the list. Then list all the [...]

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