Category: Radio Free Blogistan
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MarsEdit UI notes
At inessential.com Brent Simmons explains some of the user-interface design decisions that went into his new MarsEdit weblog-posting product for Mac OS X. (It is in beta currently and is free for paid-up users of NetNewsWire.) It’s a pretty good tool although being in beta it still has a few flakey behaviors. My recent flurry…
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Linkin' logs due for some rethinking
At plasticbag.org Tom Coates has some ideas for how link logs should work in this day and age: So Paul Hammond created webkit2png which is a lovely little command-line script for a Mac that goes and grabs a full screenshot of a web-page – full length on the page. It can also do a variety…
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The Invisible Cowgirl rides again
Susannah Breslin, whose now-defunct Reverse Cowgirl blog still hovers near the all-time top list here among Salon Bloggers has got a new website up at The Invisible Cowgirl. Looks like her novel is about to come out. Congratulations, Susannah! (Via Xeni at BoingBoing.)
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Ev resigns from Google's Blogger team
In evhead: Next?, Evan Williams explains that he’s been on the startup dotcom treadmill for six years now and needs to work on some other aspects of his life. Sounds like a healthy move. He answers all of the inevitable questions in his post, debunking in advance any potential rumor of a shakeup or forceout.…
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Blog pundits in the mix
The Wall Street Journal quoted liberally (no pun intended) from a range of prominent political weblogs in its roundup of debate reactions culled equally from television and the print press (Shaping Opinions: Early Reactions From TV, Bloggers, Newspapers). Some examples from the newly influential Powerline and the always pithy Pandagon: Power Line: John H. Hinderaker…