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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-10
reading http://bit.ly/8PA9sq about getting iTunes to accept ATOM feeds # @futureidentity why? in reply to futureidentity # Horrified to find iTunes ATOM enclosures REQUIRE URLs with an (eg:) "filename.mp3" file extension/suffix, and FORBID "?foo=bar" queries # @futureidentity actually, no, not just "why" but "what do you see as the difference" ? in reply to futureidentity
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iTunes enclosures are … bent, if not broken
So I just spent an hour debugging why iTunes would not accept the ATOM feed generated by pymine. Long story short: iTunes enclosure URLs need to end in a well-known filename extension such as “.mp3” to work, and they may not contain “?foo=bar&baz=wibble” query information Specifically, this failed: <link length=”25318″ href=”http://127.0.0.1:9862/get/HhNwKDY9Hy-bYiSg_RrGECV3zoXVGHl5YX96Y0NBEGNbCgpXxdlnxBAieKIOELTFBzX7c3eSPUDmbQ47Q-SazA” type=”audio/mpeg” rel=”enclosure”></link> But this
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Back to Barthelme
The Carrington theme was just too hard to follow comment threads – it all just ran on as a single block of text.
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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-09
#GoogleWave summary by @darrenmoffat: "/usr/local/bin/ytalk with multimedia" #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-08
Mine Project Tech Sessions upcoming – DM @alecmuffett for details ! #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-07
Code Reviews: http://bit.ly/8m5Oxr #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-04
MODELS.PY 0WNZ0R5 UR S0UL #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-03
going to go try flambé fried plantain in brandy, with @bbart # Worked brilliantly; plantain v. black & slightly soft, super sweet; cdnt find brandy, used cointreau, svd w/ greek yoghourt, honey, walnuts. #
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Youtube Is Illogical
Youtube Is Illogical Originally uploaded by alecmuffett How does this work, then?
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Twitter Updates for 2009-12-02
Stripmining The User: DataPortability, The "Pragmatic" Web, And A Bad Philosophy http://bit.ly/8DTqju #vrm # http://bit.ly/6lO1Zw Stripmining The User, Part II – A Response to EB #vrm #dataportability #dataownership # New amusement: @VeryShortStory (ht: @bbart) #
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Stripmining The User, Part II – A Response to EB
Because the themes on this blog make comment quoting and deep-threading a nightmare, a post in response to Elias’ comment: Hi – Bizarro here. Nice to meet a superhero of sorts! 1) your refutation of “the intelligent personal agents that are able to process this structured data still have a long way to go before
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Stripmining The User: DataPortability, The “Pragmatic” Web, And A Bad Philosophy
Regards the ReadWriteWeb article “The Future Is All About Context: The Pragmatic Web” … Well, I really think you should read it for yourself, ‘coz between the lines it is rather shocking. I don’t much disagree with the first couple of paragraphs; I’m deeply cynical about the “semantic” web and still hew to my belief