Sort of a zombie? But the friendly kind. (Recent posts are by a very-long-ago former Delicious team member.) See also: @Pinboard
Joined August 2008
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10 Feb 2021
Looking for something a little different to give your Charcuterie Lover this Valentine's Day?
What about this Salami bouquet ?
Thank you @LornaWing & @Delicious magazine. ow.ly/yPAn50DwlAz
#britishcharcuterie #curedmeat #salami #valentinesday #valentinesgifts
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4 Feb 2021
Just want to boast that a typical del.icio.us page is 3.2 KB in size and loads in a quarter of a second. We had the technology.
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4 Feb 2021
If you work at Yahoo! corporate and are feeling nostalgic, my DMs are open. Let the great Wheel of Acquisition turn again
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4 Feb 2021
Alternatively, I'm open to acquiring Yahoo on fair terms, especially if you still have the remaining del.icio.us bookmarks.
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4 Feb 2021
If you were able to log in to del.icio.us but only saw a blank page, this bug should now be fixed (it was due to the PHP type checker freaking out at untitled bookmarks)
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4 Feb 2021
Some people will still see a blank screen; that's due to a different bug (a missing shard ID in the user record) that makes delicious confused about where to look for bookmarks. This will be fixed in the fullness of time
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3 Feb 2021
Delicious should now be back up in read-only mode, for those who can remember their password. You can export your bookmarks or link them with a Pinboard account. -> del.icio.us
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8 Aug 2017
An announcement about the long-term future of Delicious: starting this fall, the site will offer free bookmarking to K-12 teachers worldwide
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8 Aug 2017
The site should finally be stable and running (in read-only mode) again. Apologies to everyone who had to endure server failures!
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23 Jun 2017
It's always weird to contemplate your own physical reality. x.com/pinboard/status/878362…
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18 Jun 2017
And the Soul of a New Machine by Tracy Kidder (1981, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_So…) is the classic hardware story for good reasons - read it too!
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18 Jun 2017
I also recommend The Eudaemonic Pie by Thomas A. Bass (1985, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Eu…), an exciting story about a difficult hardware project.
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17 Jun 2017
Write them down, even if you can't publish them since they're too fresh, and save them for ten years from now and check again if you can.
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17 Jun 2017
If you like software stories, go read folklore.org/index.py - the Folklore site is wonderful and inspiring. Please write your own too!
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17 Jun 2017
If you worked on Delicious in any era and you're interested in writing a post or two with me, DM me! I'd love to include more perspectives.
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17 Jun 2017
The April Fool’s joke that caused data migration headaches: blog.del.icio.us/?p=1295 - the story of color bookmarks, 2005-2011.
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The @verge interviews Britta and me about fandom and buying back @delicious theverge.com/2017/6/12/15746…
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11 Jun 2017
The story of how Reddit was inspired by the Delicious Popular page back in 2005: blog.del.icio.us/?p=1268
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I’ve turned the @delicious export feature back on; log in to the site and visit /settings/bookmarks/export to export your bookmarks
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