Asides

  • May 5 - Words of Wisdom

    Without getting into the whys and hows this statement came about, I find it very simple, yet poignant and applicable to many of life's situations.

    We're still learning to walk, and we're going to trip every now and then and sometimes when we run, we're going to fall on our faces. But as long as we get up, try again, and learn something from the experience, in the end, skinned knees and all, it'll be worth it.

    Thanks Sean.

    edit - might I add, I'm in a new-ish romantic relationship, which very recently hit a bump, and perhaps this analogy hit home there more than anywhere.

  • May 1 - Mac SVN Monitoring Widget

    SVN Notifiier is a handy little Mac Dashboard widget that, using Growl, will notify you when a local working copy is out of date. I've not quite gotten the "sticky" notice to work, but I just might need to edit the actual Growl settings.

    Still, it's nice to be able at a glance check your dashboard, or see a little growl notice pop up.

  • April 26 - Apple Drivers in VMware Fusion

    I think with the help of a google search and Scott Gruby", I've figured out how to use my bluetooth keyboard in VM.

    Finally, I found a reference to inserting the Leopard DVD while in Windows. I tried this and when I did, the BootCamp driver installer came up and installed my drivers. Perfect; why couldn’t VMWare say something about this on their website?

    Thanks Scott and I agree, why isn't this documented somewhere.

    Edit 8/1/08Seems you also have to disconnect the USB Bluetooth Host Controller to get it to work. Something about only one OS can control the device at a time, so the machine gets confused when the two are both connected. Disconnecting the controller, shutting down the XP install, then restarting VMware Fusion finally got it working.

Testing Diigo and Habari

March 23

Habari Themes :: h0bbel.p0ggel.org  Annotated

I recently discovered Diigo, and am testing their post to blog feature built into their toolbar with Habari. Figured h0bbel was a good link to use :-D

Did you know that currently there are thirteen publicly available themes ready for download and usage for your Habari install? Some of the themes that are available are ported from other blogging platforms, others are "pure" Habari themes that doesn't originate anywhere else.
Did you know that currently there are thirteen publicly available themes ready for download and usage for your Habari install? Some of the themes that are available are ported from other blogging platforms, others are "pure" Habari themes that doesn't originate anywhere else.

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  • Heeelp me, I'm being stalked!

    #273 | Comment by Christian Mohn on March 24, 2008 2:20am

  • Whow, seems to be cool.
    Del.ici.us have to be worried :)

    #274 | Comment by billyboylindien on March 24, 2008 6:06am

  • Have you been inspired to continue playing with Diigo? Does it import bookmarks from other services, such as del.icio.us? I have to say, I got halfway through the demo video and went "information overload" and switched off.

    #291 | Comment by Michael C. Harris on March 30, 2008 4:49pm

  • I have been using it pretty much exclusively. It effortlessly imported my del.icoio.us bookmarks, albeit, in reverse order which was sorta a pain, but I really like their toolbar for adding bookmarks. I haven't used the annotation feature much yet, but I haven't really had many new bookmarks to add lately due to being busy. All in all, it seems like a really good alternative to del.icio.us, especially considering the yahoo volatility. I was also never really happy with their "official" FF extension, and the "old-style" extension has thus far been broken in FF3 betas.

    #292 | Comment by miklb on March 30, 2008 5:34pm

  • That's a pretty good recommendation, I'll have to give it a go. Of course I've just started trying out FriendFeed, and while they have a del.icio.us importer, there isn't currently one for Diigo.

    #298 | Comment by Michael C. Harris on April 1, 2008 8:36pm

  • What I like most about Diigo is the ability to highlight individual sections and annotate.

    So much better than commenting and having to cite.

    I never really wwarmed to del.ici.ous (woeful interface) but really like the power of Diigo and the 'right-click' to bookmark a site. Quickly.

    PS. I can't get the 'Send to blog' working from Diigo to my Habari blog. I used the same settings that I used to post from Google Docs. Any ideas ?

    #396 | Comment by Andy C on April 19, 2008 11:52am

  • Andy, I use the "normal" XMLRPC settings that I've used for other XMLRPC postings to Habari, blog ID = 1, endpoint being example.com/xmlrpc, otherwise, it's just your username and password.

    I haven't tested the most recent version of the toolbar, they seem to be tweaking it regularly, so I'll have to check it when I get back home.

    I've really failed to explore all the power of diigo, but I'm quite happy with it so far.

    #398 | Comment by miklb on April 19, 2008 2:03pm

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