This is an automated daily posting...
- RSS from Yahoo! Weather
Yay! (tags: rss, weather, yahoo) - Old School vs. New School Marketing
Mike spotted a good chart (tags: blogging, marketing) - Simpler Movable Type templates
a good way to understand what it takes to roll your own (tags: blogging, movabletype) - MSN Search Introduces Feed Search
no fair! theirs isn't even vaporware! (tags: blogging, microsoft, msn, rss, search) - USGS Real-Time Water Data for New Orleans, LA
watch the water rise... (tags: flood, hurricane, neworleans, usgs) - Google Galvanizes Invention by Student During Summer of Code
tsync sounds like something I could use (tags: google, opensource) - Limited Liability Companies - Frequently Asked Questions
what's involved in setting up an LCC in California (tags: business, faq, llc) - Technorati Dies, Bloggers Desert Sinking Ship
harsh words (tags: blogging, rss, technorati) - Windows Vista Beta 1 vs. Mac OS X "Tiger" (Part 1)
if that's your sort of thing... (tags: review, windows) - Yahoo War!
compare search result counts for two queries (tags: search, yahoo)
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Posted by jzawodn at August 31, 2005 11:57 PM
- I thought everybody was switching to Wordpress.
- tsync sounds alright for basic users - I think I'd stick with SVN though.
- Yahoo Weather RSS - nice! Yahoo has made good strides in making its content available as RSS. I'd like to see much much more. Like in Yahoo Finance - RSS for price points, earnings announcements, dividends, who knows? Speaking of Y!Finance - I really really wish the CSV data in the industries sections had the stock symbols.
Michael Fagan: MSN Search knows what they’re doing. Or not...
I just don't see why this is so hard; and why everyone isn't clamoring for it. E.g. who wants to scan every friggin' slashdot post when all you really want to know is when a post appears with your keyword in it -- e.g. "Solaris" for me.
(Until something someone gets this right, I've been doing feed-specific searching by using Aaron Swartz' rss2email in a cron job piped to procmail.)
Eric Boutilier
*NIX Adventures
