Tumblelink May 16, 2006
tumbleicio.us is, as you might expect, a site for “reviews, how-to’s, and more–all on tumblelogs”. It’s brand new, so there’s no content–worth keeping an eye on, perhaps.
« »Tumbletip May 15, 2006
If you suddenly realise that a tiny resistor for the circuit you’re about to put together has disappeared, it is definitely worth checking the turn-ups of your jeans.
« »Tumblephoto May 15, 2006
air so thick with particles, i can’t breathe, by glowingstar.
# air, industry, japan, pollution
Tumblelink May 13, 2006
The Tumblelist–the canonical listing of tumblelogs. It never really caught on, did it?
« »Tumblequote May 10, 2006
This new Proust in English I dedicate to all those who once read him in the belief that he was abstruse; and to those who, in the same belief, never read him.–James Greive, translator. (Quoted at Le Temps de Proust.)
« »Tumblelink May 3, 2006
A recent comment on Submit Response: err yec i apear to luvmuz lasy sovmuz yec? how wud yew like tew suck meh yec merc yerc smeckers (I have no idea what it means.)
« »Tumbletip May 2, 2006
Syncing of a sort for Google Calendar:
- Subscribe to the Google Calendar iCal feed with Apple iCalendar. This give you GC→Apple→Palm integration.
- When uploading Palm→Apple, send your new events to a calendar that’s published to a public webdav. Have GC subscribed to the locally published calendar. Palm→Apple→Net→GC.
- Use GC to ‘copy’ remotely published information to itself.
Tumblelink May 2, 2006
My Wandering Wiki: MarkdownDragAndDrop–convert Markdown text into XHTML, PDF, LaTex.
« »Tumblelink May 1, 2006
VideoDownloader is a Firefox extension that, well, lets you download video from YouTube, Google Video and more than 60 other sites.
Try it out with the lovely videos listed here, ranging from Basquiat painting to Borges lecturing.
# art, extensions, firefox, video