http://registration.aol.com requires cross-site cookies to login to one's AIM account.

This is unwise. (Which is a polite way of saying "Those dumbasses!".)

Google Calendar has broken the display of events that span midnight again.

Foo!

Here is another business idea.

SixApart has just started the Relationship Update Stream service. It's a "friends added and dropped" realtime update feed. It's neat and powerful and useful, and is can do a lot of powerful and scary stuff ( Read more... )

Dopplr needs to generate iCalendar objects.

I'm on a bunch of sites that keep profile data and a social graph. A couple of them, I regularly use. I try to keep an annoyingly complete list here.

If I know you, or you think I'm interesting, feel free to try to link up from your own commonly used accounts.

First of all, there is my LiveJournal, where my main personal blog is.

Flickr is where ( Read more... )

In the mid-90s, at the very starting edge of the dotcom boom, I was the lead tech guy behind a project, we put a nationwide yellow pages database on the web, ypol.com ( Read more... )

Do any of y'all use FaceBook? This is my profile there.

It looks like they're positioning themselves as a programmable intellegent MySpace.

[View Mark Atwood's profile on LinkedIn]

Anyone else use LinkedIn? Do you find it useful?

So a competitor to LibraryThing just came online, called Shelfari. LibraryThing feels more complete and more responsive, and Shelfari cannot yet do imports, and no frakking way am I adding my library to it one book at a time.

This is pretty cool. As you mouse around, it will tell you the names of all the Seattle neighborhoods. And then as you drill down, the names off all the shops.

(gakked from intrepid_reason)