February 2005

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1. Hacking extensions
   The thing I really love about Firefox extensions is just how eminently hackable they are. I already know XUL, JS and RDF, but even if I didn’t, changing extensions to do what you want is so ...
   Published on 01 February in general
2. ugh, active x
   Active X is the spawn of satan. I thank you.
   Published on 01 February in general
3. Gmail invites
   Gmail appears to have gone crazy and started giving out masses...
   Published on 02 February in general
4. Gosh, Gravatars are useful after all
   Since the time I first saw them I’d thought that Gravatars, Favatars and FOAFatars (OK, I m...
   Published on 04 February in general
5. Tag intersection in Flickr
   I can never bloody remember how to perform searches on multiple tags in Flickr: things like “photos tagged with Sheffield AND UK”. This is mainly due to the completely arcane syntax.
   Published on 04 February in general
6. FOAFlicious now generates FOAF for any del.icio.us user
   You can now get the del.icio.us inbox for any user in FOAF format like so: http://philwilson.org:8180/foafl...
   Published on 04 February in general
7. Having to recode for syndication?
   I’ve just realised a flaw in my feeds. When I provide a blockquote, I always fill in the cite attribute, and then use JavaScript to pull it out and display a link to the source ...
   Published on 04 February in general
8. Firefox and banks
   At some time in the distant past my Dad worked for Playboy Casinos and recently he heard that there was going to be some kind of reunion for ex-staff, but not k...
   Published on 09 February in general
9. Calendaring and information gathering
   Just some stream of consciousness: The Hula Server was announced ...
   Published on 16 February in general
10. Moving to Jabber in the workplace
    Jabber Journal Issue #21 is out, and with it come lots of links to Jabber servers and a link to
    Published on 28 February in general