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I only thought once. The del.icio.us API would allow them to grab pretty much all of it anyway. I've already migrated mine out to a couchdb-based clone: http

by dlsspy 15y ago

I only thought once. The del.icio.us API would allow them to grab pretty much all of it anyway. I've already migrated mine out to a couchdb-based clone: http://xlson.com/2011/01/13/out-off-delicious-and-into-your-couch.html http://xlson.com/2011/01/13/out-off-delicious-and-into-your-... This has the nice benefits of always being local and being impossible to take away from me. :) (well, I did break my couchdb build with an experimental branch on an experimental OS, but I'll sort that out later)

joshu 15y ago
The API does not give access to other people's accounts.
- eli 15y ago
  Yeah, but I don't get to decide what terms other people opt-in to either.
mattdeboard 15y ago
Cool. I made a web-based pinboard-ish clone instead. http://yukmarks.com http://yukmarks.com (Not that anyone will sign up, but if you do, it's mostly just personal tool that isn't exactly full-featured. To wit: Don't forget your password.) It's pure Python built around Django. It's a super thin wrapper over a postgres db. It's honestly little more than a web interface for the database. If anyone wants to make their own, all the code is here: https://github.com/mattdeboard/Yuk https://github.com/mattdeboard/Yuk