ebuddy link

ebuddy is nr 7 on the most searched words on Google in 2007. Just to test what happens to the traffic on this blog I linked http://tinyurl.com/ebuddy to this blog. Now lets wait……

TinyURL adds Custom alias

You can now customize your TinyURL’s like this: http://tinyurl.com/taletn . It can create trademark problems. You can also point generic names to your site like this http://tinyurl.com/pricelist. It almost creates a new domain name business. Claim your name for free.

Tesseract

Lucene

OK Theo the name I could not remember was Lucene. See Lucene.net

Getty Images are not Photoshopped

The guy on the left is just both behind and in front of Tiger Woods ;-) Link

MSN backs off on plans to nuke DRM-locked MSN Music collections

As you know I am interested in DRM because it will die out this year. Here is an other link on the matter.

My First MediaPlayer Test4

I finally had to change some code. I changed the StartPlayer.js file so you can pass it the Media filename. The “AutoLoad” is nice but will create more traffic if you add this to a blog. I can perhaps trigger “AutoLoad” if MP3 one is half played. It is also better if all other players stop if you press play. I hope this can be done with this player. You see test4 on:

http://www.exmer.com/exmer/mediaplayer/test4/

Twingly

Twingly works but it seems to be very beta. The “Testing Twingly” done 5 minutes ago is shown as 2 hours ago. The following info is in the widget:

Twingly logoTwingly blog zoeken

1 blogs die verwijzen naar dit artikel
 
2 uren geleden Broerse Blog
But it is shown on the Telegraaf site as:

You can’t click on the “Broerse Blog” part because it is not shown. This can be a implementation error by the Telegraaf or just some problem in the widget code. It will for sure do no good in getting link love from the Telegraaf.

Testing Twingly

I saw this:

Blog over dit artikel
Als je een opmerking en een link naar dit artikel plaatst in jouw blog, zal jouw blogpost vanuit hier worden gelinkt. Link
Lets see if this works.

nmake

64 Bit Perl from ActiveState is built with Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2. If you install this on Vista you have your 64 bit nmake back. Now lets install all modules in my new 64 bit Perl. I love reinstalling computers ;-(