So I just finished watching both seasons of Breaking Bad back-to-back... and did not realize that was the DAD FROM MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE. Holy HELL............ mind blown.
How about that Jesse Pinkman! The episode where he takes the junkies hostage... wow that has to be some of the best TV ever. I will never look at an ATM the same again. RIP junkie dude.
- Adrian
How did I miss this show? Is it syndicated, yet? Or do I have to get the DVDs?
- Rene Wirtz
Dudes! Emmy Award Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series TWO.YEARS.IN.A.ROW!
- Christopher Harley
@Rene: do what you have to do... just watch it. :D @Christopher: just look at that first photo! Anyone willing to do that, gets all the awards in my book. What a great character.
- Adrian
What if the whale was nearsighted, and in need of a snack. Would the size of an individual, if odd-tasting, "technokrill" at all register in Mr/Mrs. Whale's brain? (I bet someone here wet his/her pants. Oh, wait.)
- ianf ⌘
You don't use a razor, you could hurt yourself in the process. You use industrial-grade pneumatic hammers while distracting the whale with in-retinae projection of "Finding Nemo" (a Hollywood movie no whale can resist).
- ianf ⌘
psikolojideki yanaşma ve kaçınma sendromunu bu foto için kullanabilirm sanırım.
- mayamisa
@Kittyburgers, this is indeed the largest instance of this picture around the known web (Dick Cheney can tell you all about the unknown one): http://tineye.com/search... Why don't you write to the author of it @flickr and inquire whether s/he might have bigger one still?
- ianf ⌘
neyseki balinalar insan yemiyor, en azından yutak borusu yumruk genişliğinde =)
- siniradam
PUBLIC SERVICE: Here's what the Turks are saying when they think we're not looking: "My favorite zoological vote. - Aduket effect The killer is not from no problem: p - İgal Pirlanti from iPhone I think he was swinging from fear, it is not carbon dioxide bubbles. - Semih table They must have fed the whale with microorganisms:) - Yigit Demirel Someone hit the "Sorry I have not seen" so...
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- ianf ⌘
This picture appeared on Flickr 10 months ago, in October of 2008. I don't suppose we'll ever get the confirmation what "little modification" in its title referred to: http://www.flickr.com/photos...
- ianf ⌘
The photo's from National Geographic which is where I thought I had seen it before, However I couldn't find it on their site. But, I did find it here; North Atlantic right whale - welovescience.com http://bit.ly/JZOhd
- Michael Fidler
Now I see it - the Flickr photo HAS BEEN doctored ("little of my modification, [trailing comma]") apparently by the poster Christiano~Mattzi by removing the bottom attribution/copyright part so as to appear "copyrightless." Stands to reason: it is simply too good to have been the product of a fluke photo session. Anyone with access to October 2008 Nat. Geo. please check how many hours beneath the waves /sessions/ photos it took to arrive at this single "money shot."
- ianf ⌘
@ianf ⌘ At least we know what type of whale it is now:) I would love to see the other ones.
- Michael Fidler
Michael, but we do not. It sez "right whale." Does it mean there are "left whales" and/or, perhaps, "wrong whales" as well? We can't let this drown in a cloud of ambiguous, yet apparently exhaled bubbles.
- ianf ⌘
ianf, sailors named them "Right Whales" because they were the right whale to hunt.
- Bruce Lewis
Aha, so there were/are Wrong Whales as well. I SUSPECTED it on intellectual grounds alone!!!!!
- ianf ⌘
"Twitter really needs to come up with some other way to tell me it's down."
- SuezanneC Baskerville
Did you know that in my old version of Word the spellchecker tries to change Schiffer into Stiffer? Do you know why that's funny? (I do.)
- Mark "DerBingle" J
I always found she had an alluring look to her... but that often had as much to do with the person behind the camera as the one in front of it.
- Dean "Karnatos" Michaud
I want to see it. And not just because Akiva hates it.
- Rochelle
I don't HATE it, really. It just irks me that it's laser-targeted toward such a specific type of misanthropic pre-teen girl. It just feels like a huge marketing ploy.
- Akiva Moskovitz
Well, gee, thanks. It's great to know that you think so highly of me, now that I've described how I'm not only interested in the movie but can identify significantly with the protagonist.
- joey
Right, Joey. My dislike of the movie means I dislike you. Nice jump, Evel Kenievel.
- Akiva Moskovitz
Rachel, admittedly, I haven't read any Gaiman. I worked in the comic industry when Vertigo took hold and I got burned out right fast on the wave after wave of sad-eyed Goth wannabes picking up the monthly Sandman. I haven't quite recovered.
- Akiva Moskovitz
Go figure! On the other hand don't. There is little pint trying to understand cats. They clearly know things we don't! lol
- Kevin J Hatton
My cat occasionally goes in the sink but he always sleeps under the sink, he never sleeps on beds or chairs :)
- M F
One of our cats likes to pee in sinks... directly into the drain, though. I have mixed feelings about that :P
- Jemm
On hot days one of our cats would sneak into the neighbor's house through their cat door, and sleep in their sink. She never slept in our sink, only theirs. Fortunately the cats in that neighborhood seemed to get along, they never had a territorial fight in the neighbor's house.
- DGentry
Life is better unscripted. Face the unknown wearing this wide stainless steel bracelet, laser-etched with centuries-old lorem ipsum scribed in Grad. For the designer who wants to say everything, and nothing, with a heavy dose of style.
- Sasha Kovaliov(.com)
from Bookmarklet
Sayest it with thine passion inflamed!
- James (!?)
The funny thing about "thou" is that it used to be the 2nd person familar. "You" was 2nd person formal. But because of the way "thou" became enshrined in Biblical language while modern English changed around it, it now sounds more formal to us. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
- Spidra Webster
Using 'thou' in that sense is even more of a put-down because you only use the familiar form for either close friends or social inferiors (with the latter being implied).
- John (a.k.a. dendroica)
Jimminy: it was a podcast I did awhile back (we did 3 whole episodes!). it's still in iTunes, but the project is defunct, so I took the site down :)
- Brett Kelly
"Hayao Miyazaki is the recipient of the 2009 Berkeley Japan Prize. On July 24, the Center for Japanese Studies and PFA will present the Bay Area premiere of Miyazaki’s new film, Ponyo, at Wheeler Auditorium on the UC Berkeley campus. On July 25, Miyazaki will make a rare in-person appearance at Zellerbach Auditorium. For information on these events celebrating CJS’s fiftieth anniversary, please visit ieas.berkeley.edu/cjs/."
- Stephen Mack
from Bookmarklet
As for Ponyo's general release. IMDB says 7/19, but that would be before the so-called Bay Area premiere on 7/24. Entertainment Weekly (http://www.ew.com/ew...) and Rotten Tomatoes (http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m...) both say 8/14. From the EW page: "From Spirited Away to Howl's Moving Castle, films by Japanese animation giant Hayao...
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- Stephen Mack
So, who's going to see Ponyo or Hayao?
- Stephen Mack
Very cool product. Would have been nice if they were clearer about what the product actually is on the home page - had to dig thru to the products page to know that it was a solvent you apply to a surface. Wasn't sure if the product was a solvent/coating or if it was in the marker. I would buy this.
- Kamath (नमः)
This product has been around for awhile, right? I could have sworn I've seen this stuff in non-web media.
- Zach Landes
Zach, yeah I'm sure but very cool! :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Oh, definitely Kol. If I were building one of those trendy silicon valley offices (kinda like the one in the photo...)I'd totally have to add this.
- Zach Landes
Or if I were a parent of a 3 year old. My sis & her husband just bought a house. They could so use this given my niece's affinity for crayons.
- Kamath (नमः)
the walls in the study rooms of our new library are like this.
- Marie likes mistletoe
nice! One of the walls of our conference room is coated with a material that makes it a whiteboard as well. Very handy
- Tamara
It's uncomfortable while drawing in the conner
- Tony
I was looking at this just yesterday for the room we'll be homeschooling in. I'm excited to try it.
- Heather Solos
Ironically, I just finished making a homemade white board with clear acrylic and some hardboard and some woodworking. If only I had know, I could saved a lot of work....
- Jim
This is so cool. I was actually talking with someone yesterday about having a room with whiteboard in my house. So this was very useful. THanks!
- *Tiffany Diamond*
Just wait til the late 2010s, when nanotechnologically-based paints appear. You will be able to paint computer screens onto any surface in your home.
- J. D. Ebberly
"stop pretending that religion ought to be a determinant of public policy, that it can inform us about the nature of our existence, or that it provides a good guide to public morality. Get it out of our schools and courthouses and workplaces and governments, take it to your homes and your churches, and use it appropriately as your personal consoling mind-game. And stop pretending that it is universal and necessary"
- Edward Zwart
sorry, one more quote... on the issue of certainty... "I don't know for sure, and you don't either, so why are you being so high-handedly specific in your claims that god was a Jewish carpenter, or his prophet was a polygamist with a flying horse, or that Ragnarok is imminent? Give me a method for evaluating your claims, tell me what rational reason you have to believe that, show me the evidence!"
- Edward Zwart
oh crap, the next two paragraphs are reeeeeally good too... i'm resisting more copy/pasting... go read it!
- Edward Zwart
I like parts of that, but the things he said about science confused me, as did his criticism of the book for not discussing topics other than the book's topic. As for what you posted above, the "evidence" presented to me in such debates is usually "it's in the Bible." Naturally my response is to question the accuracy of the bible, particularly given that my debating partner has not read...
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- Lo
So after reports that FriendFeed is considering a function to truncate threads as well as limit commenting to a select group of people, I had a few ideas I feel might be worth considering in it's implementation.
[Selective Commenters] If a post will now have the ability to restrict who may comment on it, I believe a function should be added to the Hide options to 'Hide all posts where I can not comment'. If I'm not worthy of commenting on their thread, I should have the option of saying their thread isn't worthy of being in my stream.
- Johnny Worthington
[Truncation - Reason] I understand the desire of some to truncate a post after a number of comments but I would like a reason nominated when the truncation takes place. The selection should be mandatory and the list should be made up of 4 or 5 reasons, 'Other' not being one of them.
- Johnny Worthington
[Truncation - Once] Once a thread has been marked by the owner as truncated, this should not be able to be undone. If the user feels compelled to end the thread, that is their decision, it should not be something that is toggled on and of at will.
- Johnny Worthington
[Truncation - Editing] Once the thread has been marked for truncation, all options of the owner to delete comments should be disabled. Likewise, the ability for a commenter to delete their comment should also be disabled. The ability for the owner of the thread to edit the title of the post and any of their comments should be disabled. Likewise, the ability to edit a comment should be...
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- Johnny Worthington
[Truncation - User Stats] I am much more likely to engage in a thread with someone who does not truncate the discussion. In the user stats on their friendfeed.com/user, it should show the number of posts truncated or expressed as a percentage.
- Johnny Worthington
I have always enjoyed the delicate power balance between the owner of the original post and the comments that flow from it. I just suggest these things to help ensure that balanced is not nudged to far in any party's favor.
- Johnny Worthington
"If I'm not worthy of commenting on their thread, I should have the option of saying their thread isn't worthy of being in my stream." - Very much agree with this. Any thread marked this way is clearly a private discussion and there's no need to have it in anybody else's stream at all other than as an ego-stroke "look what we're all talking about" - that's TV, not the web. By default, in my opinion, it simply shouldn't appear anywhere else.
- Mark H
Johnny, I agree with the ideas you've put forth and appreciate the thought that went into them. However, I still feel this is a solution looking for a problem. If a thread/post has gotten so out of control that it needs to be truncated, I'd bet that it's an equal candidate for complete deletion. You don't stop runaway trains by taking some cars off the track.
- CAJ, somewhere else
So threads get out of control. Where is the lack of space? It can't be that. Most threads have very little to do with the orginal post and aren't worth reading anyway. It would be far more useful If people could comment directly with other comments. As for being picky about who is allowed to comment. Hardly social media is it? Why are people's solutions to problems restrictive? We have...
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- tom murphy
I would like to see the ability to branch off conversations to another thread, many times comments have nothing to do with the original post, but are comments on someone else's comments
- Kim Landwehr
Agree on all points Johnny. Fair rules.
- vijay
from iPhone
Well written, Johnny. I suspect trying to micromanage bad behavior with FF options is not going to fair any better than the attempts to manage bad behavior in any other public space. The best set of options are the ones we choose to use for our own behavior. One of those options is to ignore those who don't understand the etiquette of spirited debate. Thanks for posting your ideas - they give a sense of the abuses that can happen if the controls are implemented.
- Polly Potter
I agree with all of these.. except it is only going to make FF more complicated! I'll wait and see how they implement it.
- Tim Hoeck
@Kim .. interesting idea - branch off conversations. .. i also was thinking about the option to set comments as free, open whiteboard, where comments would be placed anywhere, authors might be able to drag them to what they talk about - its the collaboration time! - .....// and, of course, comments with functionality close to posts, that has been mentioned here before ...
- Petr Buben
Johnny, agree on your first point. As for the rest I agree with Tim and believe, though they might be needed, they are over complicating FF. So perhaps the new feature is going to cause more fuss then it's going to solve. Perhaps there is another solution to the problem or perhaps we should deal with the issue in another way?
- Kol Tregaskes
Is "truncated" the right word? Or are we talking about "freezing" or "locking" a post? When someone says "truncated", I think of the functionality as lopping off some comments at the end of a thread. Why would someone want to do that?
- Jason Huebel
I guess the reason I think truncating is a bad idea is because the owner could always go back and delete off-topic comments. Truncating strikes me as being rather medieval. Let's lop off this arm of the post to save the rest of the body-- that kind of approach.
- Jason Huebel
The owner can moderate comments already. Is that what you mean, Jason?
- Kol Tregaskes
Kol, I think what Jason means is actually locking a thread, making it so no one else can comment but not actually deleting the thread. It's common in actual online forums. Johnny is requesting something a step further from that, where when a thread is locked no one can edit or remove their comments; the only thing that would remove them is the original poster deleting the post....
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- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
@Tina, well, my first comment was about locking. But then I realized my mistake and started actually talking about truncating a thread.
- Jason Huebel
I don't think our ability to edit our own comments should ever be removed... ever.
- Kol Tregaskes
I like the idea of locking comments on threads but not for the reason of abuse, more for the reason it could be used for 'sticky' posts. But yes the feature could easily be abused.
- Kol Tregaskes
Actually, the terminology that Johnny is using is a bit confusing. Is "truncate" supposed to mean that the thread is locked, preventing further comments?
- Jason Huebel
I believe that is what we are talking about? If not, ignore all my comments above. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I think so, Jason, but Johnny will have to be the one to clarify when he wakes up.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Also, as for limiting commenting to a select group of people, isn't that what DM'ing a group of people does? So wouldn't adding a checkbox or something that says "Also make this public" be sufficient?
- Jason Huebel
I don't like the sound of "limit commenting to a select group of people". What gives anyone the right to determine who can write anything on here? Forums are about the free exchange of information and opinion. If you publish something into the public domain, that makes you fair game for a discussion. If someone doesn't share your opinion or thinks you're an idiot and says so, that's the way it works. If you don't like that then you should find something else to do with your time.
- Gilbert Harding
@Gilbert, well, I think if I post something I should have ability to put whatever limitations I want on that post. If we followed your train of thought, then why can't I see someone else's DMs? I mean, they're on a public site so I should be allowed to read whatever I want, right? No, I shouldn't.
- Jason Huebel
Either way, locking a thread is not going to (or shouldn't) stop anyone from re-sharing it and posting their comments on their new thread. At least it's away from the abused yet still being publicly broadcast?
- Kol Tregaskes
Jason, a DM is is a private conversation. That's not what is under discussion here. If you want to limit who can read your posts then this isn't, or shouldn't be, the place for you. Unless you go for a private feed everything you post is public and open to comment by any FF subscriber. I would be very disappointed if that ever changed. I get the impression there are some people here who have never experienced a good flame war on Usenet.
- Gilbert Harding
witnessed and even participated in a few. similar crap goes on messageboards, too. i don't see how editing someone else's comments would be all that beneficial unless you're trying to deal with a smear campaign and then you have larger issues to deal with.
- Joe Silence
Perhaps locking down a thread should only be allowed if the owner of the entry is the only commentator up to that point (like an announcement) but once others have commented then it's unlockable? Just a thought. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Announcements would seem to me to be the only candidate for "locking". Other web forums would call that Sticky and comments would be 'off'. All other posts are fair game for comment by everyone. Otherwise this isn't a social media site.
- Gilbert Harding
+++Jason - you're correct... we should have the right to put limitations on who reads our posts, plus who can respond, etc. Because otherwise the "popular" users who are actually just mob clicks who feed on flame wars, would ruin the service altogether. Especially since they have the belief that everything should be open to debate, nobody should be blocked, no comments should be...
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- Jannifer @wordsforliving
But Jannifer, there already are limitations in effect for who can read your posts: a private feed or simply DMing the post to the specific people you want to see it already exist. Either (or both) of these are already in place and either (or both) allow you to have your content appear to only the people you want without anyone else seeing it. To me, the concept of having something...
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- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Thanks for the feedback, everyone. We're working hard to get this feature right and love all the suggestions and commentary around the correct implementation.
- Ross Miller
I don't like the idea of limiting a public thread to certain users. Either it's on for all or off for all. I think the idea of perhaps making individual entries private and the idea of limiting the lock feature to threads with only the owner of the thread as the commenter.
- Kol Tregaskes
I think a post owner should be allowed to lock and unlock posts at will. Yes, there's the potential for abuse. But I think the owner's rights to their posts trumps that. What if you ask a question, get the answer to that question and want to lock the thread for archive reasons (to keep it from growing any further)? What if the comments on a post are out of control (in your view) and you want to lock it to force a kind of "cool down period"? The post owner's rights-- that's the key.
- Jason Huebel
If I wanted to be limited, I would just stay on Twitter
- Outsanity
Oh Tina, I wasn't thinking about only allowing certain people to comment - I really don't know what to think about that and didn't even have that in mind. I was only disagreeing about the concept that certain people don't belong or shouldn't here if they don't want everything to be public or unrestricted.
- Jannifer @wordsforliving
I'd like to use friendfeed like a true microblogging platform and have the same options as a regular blog - I can delete a post if I want, moderate comments, etc. I just now realized something!!! - I think some people look at friendfeed like it's a Forum, where everyone's comments should stand once posted. And this makes sense to me now why people think this way if they view it like a...
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- Jannifer @wordsforliving
FF can be used in both ways, Jannifer, that's why it's a great service yet confusing to come. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I don't view FF as a forum, per se. I reserve the right to delete comments or posts. But I'm also hesitant to delete things unless absolutely necessary. Other users might not be as conservative with their approach. But that doesn't make their approach any more right or wrong, IMO.
- Jason Huebel
Jason, exactly. You are able to use FF in many different ways. It's one of its charms. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Who here likes trip-hop/downtempo (or the like) music? What are you favourite artists/bands? What artists would you recommend that are perhaps lesser known?
I'm a huge fan of Lamb, Portishead, DJ Shadow (though his latest albums have been very ordinary), Massive Attack, UNKLE, Hooverphonic, Sneaker Pimps and Frou Frou. And recommend Snake River Conspiracy, Halou, Maps and Sunday Munich.
- Kol Tregaskes
Perhaps I should include alternative dance as a genre here too?
- Kol Tregaskes
Portishead is ok...I have baggage because my ex was all into them (yes, I am a sensitive, long-haired slacker gen y guy and I am not afraid to admit it...I also cry at movies and like poetry, so there :p). I like the Sneaker Pimps. I am into ambient and techno/electronica and I always mean to try more, but I have a lot of music and listen to a lot of different things. I should spend some time on Pandora or Last.fm and assemble some new bands. Man does not live by Radiohead alone.
- Neal Jansons
Radiohead is my favourite band. :-) I miss Pandora. :-(
- Kol Tregaskes
That's about half my collection. Radiohead, Massive Attack, Lunascape, Sneaker Pimps. The rest is Spice Girls. :D
- Steven Perez
Haha, Steven. Not heard of Lunascape, will check them out.
- Kol Tregaskes
Hooverphonic, Llorca, Morcheeba, Bliss, Blue Six, Tosca, 4Hero, Waldeck, to name just a few =)
- Vox
Kol, are you using last.fm? I'd love to see what you're listening to! Matches my musical taste pretty well...
- Holger Eilhard
Not heard of Llorca or Waldeck, thanks Vox. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I'm currently listening to my "best of" playlist which is all sorts. :-) And no Steven, sadly no Spice Girls, they just missed the cut. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
And you're already my friend. Why didn't I find you recently... Hmm.
- Holger Eilhard
love portishead, massive attack, dj shadow, tricky, aphex twin, etc.
- Johnny
from BuddyFeed
Aphex Twin and Thievery Corp are a bit hit-and-miss for me. A few classic tunes but a lot I don't like too.
- Kol Tregaskes
I *need* more music like this: http://www.220.ro/kMu1aA4... - Snake River Conspiracy - 'Breed' - more rocky than the above but absolutely love it! :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I added you on Last.fm, Kol...gonna plumb your collection for good bands :)
- Neal Jansons
Neal, cool. I tend to search a lot for new music (and always after new stuff too), so hope you find something there. Note though, I listen to a huge variety of music. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Oh, so do I. Classical to black metal and most things in-between.
- Neal Jansons
from IM
Portishead are tops for me, but also Massive Attack, Morcheeba, Cibo Matto, old Esthero, Some Lamb & Sneaker Pimps. No DJ Shadow. Frou Frou sounds promising.
- Uche Ogbuji
Frou Frou are great, Imogen Heap has gone solo so check her out too.
- Kol Tregaskes
i like frou frou/imogen, but i don't really consider them to be 'trip hop'. aphex twin has some great stuff, but i wouldn't consider him trip hop either. he's got more of an ambient, breakbeat, and glitch sound that is not quite as weird as skinny puppy, but close. morcheba is really good, and i'd put them in the trip hop/downtempo variety too. i really like their james bond kind of sound. 'music' and 'the sea' are 2 of my favorites of theirs. i like lamb too. never heard cibo matto or esthero.
- docrivs
Today, Google engineers announced a technology called PubSubHubbub that makes RSS/Atom more real-time, and they deployed the technology on FeedBurner. FriendFeed also added support for the technology, so if you have a FeedBurner feed, your updates should show up in FriendFeed within seconds rather than minutes after the feed updates.
To enable it for your FeedBurner feed: go to Feedburner, click on the "Publicize" tab, and then click on "PingShot" and enable the PingShot service. That will enable PubSubHubbub and send your feed to a number of ping services.
- Bret Taylor
Once step closer to being able to build an open distributed twitter like system!
- Edwin Khodabakchian
this has been done already by superfeedr.com - google's behind the game on this one, but def takes it mainstream.
- Scott Magdalein
I don't understand. Updates won't appear on Feedburner in realtime, so what's the point?
- Peter
Peter: most blogging platforms ping Feedburner when you post a new entry, Feedburner pulls down the feed, Feedburner then pings the hub, then the hub notifies FriendFeed :)
- Benjamin Golub
Thanks Benjamin. Alas, my feeds are not that sophisticated.
- Peter
We're still working out kinks so if you have any issues please send me a message!
- Brett Slatkin
You lost me at "Today" I shall now just smile and nod politely
- Steve C
If I understand correctly this essentially turns any site with a feedburner feed into a real time publisher? But to read it in real time you need what?
- BryanSchuetz
Since this is a Google thingie, does it work on Google Reader already?
- Tarmo Aidantausta
FriendFeed can receive the pings *RIGHT NOW*
- Brett Slatkin
guys, how long are we really talking before it should appear here? Seconds or minutes?
- Zee.
The Reader integration is a prototype; more to come soon!
- Brett Slatkin
no way, so Google Reader could technically go real time??
- Zee.
is that SUP's role take up by those rss accelerator? or SUP is losing a chance to propagate in this field?
- huixing
Huixing: we plan to support all widely adopted real-time standards to make FriendFeed better. We are not tied to SUP only.
- Bret Taylor
from iPhone
Brett, why didn't you use the weblogs.com ping protocol? Your comment there about RSS, right up front, really captures the whole philosophy -- right? Let's just reinvent stuff that already works, so... Why? To break everything that already works? It won't happen that way. It'll only make your adoption curve steeper.
- Dave Winer
Is this working for anyone else? Anyone getting near real time publishing to Friendfeed with feedburner?
- Zee.
from iPhone
Would you ping me (dave dot winer at gmail dot com) when I can use RSS with this system. I'll be happy to evaluate it and provide feedback if necessary, and endorse it if it works. Thanks in advance.
- Dave Winer
Alright we've fixed in the spec Dave. Sorry for the mistake. Followed up.
- Brett Slatkin
I had enabled from way before, let's see if the post I'm about to publish works. I'll DM you Zee if it does!
- Jorge Escobar
can someone please let me know if they've managed to get this working?
- Zee.
There's also a WP plugin I wrote that does the same thing. This might be a good option for anyone who's not using feedburner. http://wordpress.org/extend...
- Josh Fraser
Zee, I set this up for my Empoprise-BI blog, wrote a blog post (using Blogger), and six minutes after posting I haven't seen anything in Google Reader or FriendFeed yet. So if you're not getting advertised response, you're not the only one. I'll test again at a later time.
- John E. Bredehoft
cool...just want to be sure it isn't me alone
- Zee.
Update - seven minutes after posting, the post showed up on FriendFeed (both in my feed, and in a group that receives the blog feed). Nothing in Google Reader yet.
- John E. Bredehoft
John: The Reader integration we demo'ed was a prototype; more to come in the future!
- Brett Slatkin
yeah, it seems 7 minutes is about how long its taking me for too (to arrive in friendfeed)
- Zee.
Could you DM me the feed URL? I'll look into the details and figure out the issue. Like I said before, we're still working out a few kinks (the FeedBurner integration is initial support right now). So thanks in advance for your help in making it super fast!
- Brett Slatkin
If you're looking for another implementation of PubSubHubbub, I'd suggest you give a look to our http://superfeedr.com ;) Thanks for your time and feedback!
- Julien
Heh, what's the idea behind the crazy name? ;)
- Tyson Key
does self hosted wordpress natively ping feedburner?
- Tyler Gillies
Nice to see XMPP more and more used on the web! It's a nice environment, also for cloud computing!
- Egon Willighagen
Nice tech, strange name though. Wonder if Google has a projectname generator, feeds it some foundation words, and then watches it spew out 1,835391 suggestions in 20-sized chunks? Too bad they didn't pick up PubSubBuzz instead, rhymes better. Also, what was EVER WRONG with PubSubHubris? (fresh and full of promise).
- ianf ⌘
This tech has been around for ages. It's getting much needed promotion right now, but it's not new. The name comes from XMPP's pubsub mechanism, with hubbub on the end. The option for PingShot has also been in Feedburner for months.
- Marlin Forbes
I think that unless you have installed the pubsubhubbub plugin for wordpress, that feedburner still polls your content. It pushes your content out to other interested parties using the new mechanism, but it will still poll your feed. Correct?
- Marlin Forbes