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@greg_harvey I've only recently started using RSS and I still click thru to the site on nearly every article. I use it like a notifier.
Win a new Canon 5DMKII or $2700 of photo printing/product from @WHCCPro & Scott Bourne. Pls RT. Info: http://photofocus.com/2009...
@merlinofchaos So how long until you're back on IRC. ;)
@domesticat I remember watching that in school. That was one weird movie!
@AmyStephen Sheesh! Well, we'll welcome you here. :)
Figured out my CNN mystery. When you search CNN, you get web search results along the side. Must have shown up there that day.
@joshmccormack I keep going back and forth. I'd like to be open but all it takes is 1 troll to ruin it.
@joshmccormack The downside to that is that it makes it that much harder to deal with trolls. I recently went the opposite way.
@milwaukeeseo I got an invite but haven't figured out a use case for it, yet.
I love YouTube... I get a song stuck in my head, Google it, and listen to it. :)
@nick_thompson I can sometimes find it with using site:domain.com but this time it found nothing.
@nick_thompson I don't know... Since I have no way of seeing the exact URL, I can't look and see.
@deviantintegral Nope. I read the site but don't have an account there.
@vicesparza Thanks for trying but none of those are related to what I'm trying to do.
@vicesparza I need to alias directory/N where N is a TID to the path directory to directory/[catpath-raw] for every term in a certain vocab
@vicesparza Is it possible to use pathauto programatically? I don't see any API docs.
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