Bloggery

Weblog/journal/rss/feed related content, pages, tools. Thok Blogs will generally be announced here later.

Frequently Updated

• Trackforward - outbound postings - eichin@thok.org
• RSS for Trackforward - outbound postings - eichin@thok.org
• My Flickr gallery
• Twitter
• Publications
• Linked-in Profile which serves as an excellent zero-maintenance substitute for a resume - especially since most of the work came though personal contacts in the first place, not blind resume sending
• New Technical Aggregation (direct rss feed) based on my README-blog tool; there's an additional Python-specific subset (also with direct rss feed) which focusses on python-language projects.
• My LiveJournal which is carrying much of my technical content, pending improvement of my local blog tools
• Blogspot blog - originally for testing android clients, but it grew to handle other mobility, and is in the process of becoming my "living with gadgets" blog...
• Random Badges
• Reddit comments which are also in the trackforward feed above
• FriendFeed which doesn't have anything that isn't on this page, it just glues it together chronlogically.
• Google Profile which is almost as circular as FriendFeed is
• LibraryThing which only has a couple of shelves so far, but should soon become my main reference, with ISBNs mirrored to Google "My Library" for search.

Rarely Updated

• Facebook since everyone else at a recent reunion was already there...
• Technicalities, my MIT blog - low traffic because it's a weak implementation (in terms of features, not just because it uses ASP.NET) and because a Safari bug gets in the way of posting. (Too bad it has the good name...)
• Wordpress placeholder so I can authenticate in order to comment on other wordpress blogs.
• Playing with Dave Winer's OPML tool, I've got a temporary OPML blog set up, mostly with bug reports about the tool
• My del.icio.us link bucket
• My GigaPan gigapixel panorama gallery. I still have the 1st-gen hardware, it's just very tedious to use - and things like the Sony DSC-HX1 "sweep panorama" mode should be able to outdo it soon.