Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetIMHO you should *not* block Tor users just because a `few` bad people abuse the service...
Reply | Original | Permalink | Tweethappy fausnaught day. :)
Reply | Original | Permalink | Tweet@possible248 What ISP are you using that allows port 80/443 services at home?
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetI'm on Google Latitude.
Reply | Original | Permalink | Tweet@svartling, Your welcome. Some day we will have to turn this friendfeed export process into a script...
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetThanks for the share regarding the #080808 twitter hashtag. As it's a little difficult to follow using search.twitter.com I've created a friendfeed room to import and help me follow the '08 Olympic events. http://friendfeed.com/rooms/080808 offers yet another rss/subscription that pulls in nbc, bbc, google's youtube channel, #808080 hashtag on twitter, bbc's kk+ flickr stream, and some other reshares.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetIshmael, by Daniel Quinn, is one book that I recommend too.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetHi aronil and thanks for the comment. Yeah, I consider twitter to be an important 'binding' to keep the rest of the social web together (and as a gateway social experience that typically opens other windows.) TTYL
Reply | Original | Permalink | Tweet@sreiser, Does your drupal tutorial allow Google to index your disqus comments? I did a quick search and it appears only the disqus community page is indexed...
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetWhat a good blog entry and topic of discussion. IMHO age on the internet is just another number which can't be verified or relied upon. When I was younger I simply inflated my age just to 'fit in' with the forum or irc age average. So, I imagine that everyone but Mr. Josh Jenkins (for the record is a friend on friendfeed) is doing the same...
Ignore the age, ignore the photo, ignore the bio and look at the content being provided. That content is the only thing that holds waters... and the only reason you should or should not friend a person.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetA Drupal themed twitter profile? Nice design, I like it.
Reply | Original | Permalink | Tweet@sreiser, Thanks for the URI, yet yesterday I decided to just bite the bullet and upgrade to Drupal v6.
@robloach. This Disqus/Drupal module is working flawlessly. 8-)
Regards,
Czar
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetThe upgrade to v6 was smooth sailing. Granted, a few of my beloved
modules are M.I.A. yet there is certainly more then enough new modules
to try (out while those are developed.) There is something pleasant
about knocking off all the crude (or feature bloat) and starting over
w/ only the core modules and building up.P.S. This is my first attempt to reply via email. Hope nothing comes
through to awful funky. ttyl
Reply | Original | Permalink | Tweet> If you're interested in trying it out, feel free to make a comment on this post.
@RobLoach Thanks for the public release. I am interested in trying this disqus drupal module, yet I'm using v5.x (still, lol). Any chance you have a backport available?
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetYour Personality Is: Guardian (SJ)
You are sensible, down to earth, and goal oriented.
Bottom line, you are good at playing by the rules.You tend to be dominant - and you are a natural leader.
You are interested in rules and order. Morals are important to you.A hard worker, you give your all at whatever you do.
You're very serious, and people often tell you to lighten up.In love, you tend to take things carefully and slowly.
At work, you are suited to almost any career - but you excel in leadership positions.
With others, you tend to be polite and formal.
As far as looks go, you are traditionally attractive. You take good care of yourself.
On weekends, you tend to like to do organized activities. In fact, you often organize them!
