The Digital Librarian

Archive for February, 2009

19 Feb, 2009

Code4lib Conference

Posted by: jaf In: code4lib

Next week is my favorite conference, code4lib. Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend code4lib this year due to a conflicting commitment. I’m rather sad about this, as I think code4lib provides a unique opportunity for library technologists to get together, hack, converse, network (in all senses of the word), and build community. Community [...]

13 Feb, 2009

Fixing the Apple mouse scroll wheel

Posted by: jaf In: Hardware

Just a quick post on this, since it’s a problem I’ve run into with a number of apple mice. The scroll wheel has a tendency to stop working properly, usually because it will eventually get dirty and not track properly. When I looked up fixes for this in the past, it always involved opening up [...]

09 Feb, 2009

WPtouch – Automatic iPhone version

Posted by: jaf In: blog

So, one immediate benefit to moving over to WordPress is the WPtouch plugin. This plugin provides an iPhone / iTouch version of my blog, without affecting the current web template and design. Very cool. And again, very ironic that this is easier to do via WordPress than on Apple’s own platform. Score.

08 Feb, 2009

Moving back to WordPress

Posted by: jaf In: blog

After an extended experiment with iWeb and .mac (now MobileMe), I have decided to move the blog back over to WordPress. While I was enchanted with the .mac / MobileMe concept, it ended up being more hassle than added value. iWeb is not a robusts application – it tries to accomodate too much, and ends [...]


Tweets

  • Apple's Ping would be much better if you could post and like on music in your library, not just music in the itunes store.
    2010/09/03 09:11
  • trying out Siri
    2010/08/25 06:13
  • NBP: Librarians are *the* search experts...
    http://digitallibrarian.org/?p=121
    2010/08/19 13:49
  • NBP: What do we want from Discovery? Maybe it's to save the time of the user....
    http://digitallibrarian.org/?p=119
    2010/08/18 12:05
  • Replaced car battery. Onto super scooby doo secret project fun.
    2010/08/16 18:33

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