I practice IP law in Silicon Valley and have an unhealthy obsession with coding, photography, Apple, gadgets, artificial intelligence, and all things Internet.

More than anything, this space is an outlet for sharing and commenting on things I'm currently involved in, infatuated with, or annoyed by, and it just so happens that a lot of those things have to do with computers.

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Del.icio.us

January 30, 2005

As I mentioned earlier, I finally decided to move my linkblog over to del.icio.us. I exported/imported all of my old bookmarks as per Cameron’s wonderful guide, and after tweaking his Perl script to suit my needs, everything was good to go.

If I have time later today I’ll come up with a method to integrate them with this site so that they’re placed under the “Bits” header on the right (until then, those not subscribed to the bits feed won’t see any updates). I can think of quite a few ways to go about this and I’m still trying to decide which would be best. If you’ve done something similar and have a suggestion, I’d love to hear it before I start hacking away.

In keeping with the future-proof theme that pervades this site, I’ve redirected the bits feed (using .htaccess) so that it now points to my del.icio.us feed (i.e., the syndication address stays the same).