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I thought about migrating my sporadic Delicious use over when it was $5. At some point I turned on a WordPress plugin to display recent bookmarks from Delicious
by mutagen 14y ago
I thought about migrating my sporadic Delicious use over when it was $5. At some point I turned on a WordPress plugin to display recent bookmarks from Delicious and again considered migrating over when 404s started appearing in my feed, I think it was up to $7 by then. Finally Delicious was acquired and browser plugins and features started to smell bad so I paid $9. I'm sad it took me so long, not because the extra $4 was an issue but because I wasted far more of my time with an inferior product.
- keithpeter 14y agoI set up an account in June 2009. Pinboard was the first bookmarking site I used, and as the owner says, the speed was the thing. No animated ads, blinking things or huge page load overhead. Shortly after setting up the pinboard account, I moved the personal Web site off Wordpress back to static html. Pinboard provides the microblogging thing the way I like to do it. http://idlewords.com/2009/09/how_to_not_get_your_blog_hacked.htm http://idlewords.com/2009/09/how_to_not_get_your_blog_hacked... (I don't use a local WordPress, huge overhead, I just use a few bash scripts).
- nico_h 14y agoHi Are your scripts online somewhere? As the creator of "frankenstein's ___.sh"[1] I am always looking at ways to improve it, mostly by peeking at other people's code. [1] https://github.com/nicolasH/frankensteins https://github.com/nicolasH/frankensteins