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Is there a good solution to colorize source code that looks good in RSS feeds? I've tried
Insert Code
and
Paste from VS
for
WL Writer
and both look fine in HTML but awful in RSS.
My friend
David Geller
launched his latest venture
Eyejot
recently. Eyejot is a Flash-based video messaging system, so you can send and receive video clips without having to install anything but a webcam. According to the
Eyejot blog
, they're getting some good press. See an interview with David about Eyejot
up on YouTube
.
Here's an
interesting article
on using WF with Amazon's Mechanical Turk service. Invoking MTurk isn't that interesting - it's just a web service and WF has a built-in InvokeWebService activity. But since MTurk has no way to asynchronously call out to the WF, you have no choice but to regularly poll MTurk to see if the task is complete. Yuck. (via
Larkware
)
Yahoo! Pipes
looks interesting. At least the screen shots of it on various websites and blogs look cool. Too bad the site is absolutely hammered this morning. (via
Dare Obasanjo
)
Like
GAT
? Like
DSL
? Then
use them together
!
If I can more than
raise my Gamerscore
by 1,500 points by April 12th (i.e. more than double it), I can get a
free $5 game
. But why wait to start the contest until next Monday? Doesn't that discourage people from playing until then?
Posted By
Harry Pierson
at 10:59 AM Pacific Standard Time
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Thursday, February 08, 2007 11:26:11 AM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
In regards to the Gamescore thing. The price you receive is based on your annual Gamescore at time of registration. So in reality they are giving you till Monday to play as much as possible to bump yourself up into a new category and win bigger prices if you do get that 1,500 points in the specified time period.
Shane Courtrille
Thursday, February 08, 2007 2:28:57 PM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
Regarding the Colorized code in feeds, I'd like to know to. Several people seem to be able to do it without problems, but even though I've repeatedly asked about it (directly and indirectly) I have yet to hear an answer. Must be an important secret to guard it so closely.
Tomas Restrepo
Thursday, February 08, 2007 5:14:17 PM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
Thanks Harry! I owe you a morning coffee.
Davidg Geller
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