I was a late comer to social bookmarking and even now I don’t really use it socially. I started using Delicious about 2 years ago when my harddrive crashed and (naturally) I didn’t have a good back up so I lost all my bookmarks. I figured this new fangled thing called social bookmarking would keep that from happening again.
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When I first started bringing an iPod with me to the gym, I was listening to playlists that I created in iTunes. They were mostly classical rock songs with some newer stuff. Basically anything I owned that had a good driving beat. Unfortunately I’m not a big music person so I’ve never owned a lot of music, but I had enough to make it work. Then I discovered podcasts.
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No, I’m not trolling for dates online, nor am I performing a music video although Felicia Day’s video was the inspiration for the post title.
No, this post is about Gravatars. What is a gravatar, you ask? It’s a picture that represents you that is stored on the gravatar.com server. It’s associated with whatever email address you sign up with so that when you post a comment to a gravatar enabled website or blog, like this one, your picture automatically shows up. Make sense?
Originally published at Fast Food Zen. You can comment here or there.
After a recent conversation with TheWife, I decided that my first post (well, technically my second post) should be about RSS. I admit, I was a little intimidated by the whole concept at first but once I read up on it a little I started to realize just how cool RSS could be.
From Wikipedia: RSS (most commonly expanded as “Really Simple Syndication”) is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated works—such as blog entries, news headlines, audio, and video—in a standardized format.
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