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@LeatherDonut (hilarious name, btw): the first mention I saw was on the blog post at the beginning of the month. How long *has it* been under dev? Do you know? Yesterday, the account tweeted for the first time, which is why I thought it was worth a look. - Sarah Perez

It seems like the SUP protocol friendfeed has been pushing would be very useful for an RSS service like this. For sites serving lots of feeds, it would allow the RSS provider to poll for updates a lot more often. - DGentry

Domo!! <3 - Kamilah Gill

Love this!! - Laserone

Among Digg's and StumbleUpon's tens of millions of users, the social bookmarking sites have successfully dealt with numerous troublemakers who try to "game" the voting systems. But one company may be putting the entire organic voting approach in jeopardy. - Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu)

That site's awesome. Very cute. - Neal Jansons

@Michael, thanks for the comments. I will be sure to give the service a second look at. I have heard nothing but great things about it :) - Mike Fruchter

Yesterday I reported on an apparent hacker attack on the iMedia Connection site. It appears the site must have been hit hard as the site is down over 48 hours. What are you doing to make sure your blog is backed up in the case of a hacker attack or server outage?

Stopping the practice of sending AutoDM at SocialToo is a good idea. - Valeria Maltoni

AutoDM = spam - Kyle

Have a pro flickr account and wanted to try out ourdoings, but couldn't easily find any iPhoto integration (either as export plug-in or via the excellent PictureSync utility). I didn't even bother to upload a test batch of images. This comment is free - no need to send a check :) - Niklas Morberg

Funny you mention PictureSync. I actually started work to support it then learned the author had moved on. For now it's a 2-step process from iPhoto - export to a zip archive, then upload that archive. There are people doing it that way, but for now the Picasa desktop client is the best way to upload to OurDoings on a Mac. - Bruce Lewis from fftogo

The author moved on to Pixelpipe, and I notice they have an iPhoto plugin. Paul Wade has been using Pixelpipe to OurDoings...I wonder if he uses that plugin: http://friendfeed.com/mrdigit... - Bruce Lewis

The photographers who release photos under a CC license all recognize the value in putting some of their images out in a format that allows bloggers, artists and other content producers to share and remix their work as long as attribution is included. - Valeria Maltoni

I doubt MS would consider integrating the comments feature with Diigo, but they should. - Yan

@lili: Thanks for commenting here! Can I bribe you to get access to this beta? I'm all orange-badged and NDA'd, I promise to behave. :) I want this! - Sarah Perez

The digital transition has left some confused, but a Joplin man was down right frustrated with the switch. So frustrated, in fact, that he peppered his television set with gunfire. Police responded to the man's house Wednesday after reports of shots being fired inside. Turns out the 70-year-old gunman was livid over losing cable and could not get his digital converter box to work. Police took Walter Hoover into custody after a brief standoff and charged him with unlawful use of a firearm. - Leo Laporte

Only in Missouri. I really need to move lol - Jason Williams

I shared this too. I admit to some confusion regarding Valleywags concern for stalkers. Shaq is over 7 feet tall and packed with muscle. Only a lunatic with a gun could bother him, and he probably has an escort for just that. - Kevykev

Valleywag failed to take into account that Shaq is somewhat tall and therefore noticable, whether he's tweeting his location or not. Plus, unless the person is armed, Shaq can take care of himself. There are other Twitter users who reveal their location at times, so Shaq isn't unusual in this regard. - Ontario Emperor from fftogo

The real point is that Shaq is "One of Us" .... If I tweet my location feel free to stop by and say HI - Bastard Operator From FF

"I created three versions of the same photograph, showing a cute baby with spiky hair in a rowboat. One was a 5-megapixel shot, one was 8 megapixels and one was 13. I asked 291 Digital, a New York graphic imaging company whose clients include ad agencies and fashion companies, to print each one at a posterlike 16 by 24 inches. (They were digital C prints, printed on Durst Lambda at 400 dpi, if that means anything to you.) We mounted the three prints on a wall in Union Square in Manhattan. Then, cameras rolling, we asked passers-by if they could see any difference. A small crowd gathered, and several dozen people volunteered to take the test. They were allowed to mash their faces up against the print, step back and squint, whatever they liked. Only one person correctly identified which were the low-, medium-, and high-resolution prints. Everybody else either guessed wrong or gave up, conceding that there was absolutely no difference." - Thomas Hawk from Bookmarklet

So you mean, that having more megapixels isn't going to make me a better photographer. Oh No! - Alexander Kesselaar

Some of the creme of the crop from my designer search. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

Do you pay for Pandora or use it for free? - €€€€€€€€

I thought it was free? - Kol Tregaskes

It's a feature I think you pay for to skip over 5 songs per station a day - €€€€€€€€

I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop at my company. We already have one week per quarter plant shutdown, which I don't actually mind. But a pay cut would suck right now. - Jeff P. Henderson

"The first rule of Social Media Beard Club...you do not speak about Social Media Beard Club! We have a traitor in our midst! :)" - mashable

A reason to keep my beard! - Bastard Operator From FF