Archive for June, 2007
Great video interview about lunch 2.0
The PodTech crew shot and edited a really nice video at our recent Lunch 2.0 at Netgear. It covers the event and features an interview with the lunch 2.0 founders, including your humble narrator, on the origins of Lunch 2.0.
I conducted the entire interview while lying on a bed in Netgear’s “lifestyle room” showcase, […]
Posted: June 30th, 2007 under Personal, Lunch 2.0.
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Twitter status and upcoming events now on my blog sidebar
BTW, I’ve added my current twitter status (using Twit-Twoo) and events I’m attending (via upcoming.org) to the left sidebar of my blog. It’s cool how easy it is these days to integrate data from third-party sites without having to write any API client code. Like we found with Plaxo’s widget, when you can just […]
Posted: June 17th, 2007 under Blog, Web development.
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WordPress "XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only."
This morning I found I couldn’t publish to WordPress using Windows Live Writer any more. I would get errors like “Invalid Server Response - The response to the blogger.getUsersBlogs method received from the weblog server was invalid.” and when I looked at the request in HTTPAnalyzer, WordPress’s xmlrpc.php was sending “XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.”, […]
Posted: June 6th, 2007 under Blog.
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The hidden cost of meta-refresh tags
We just discovered at Plaxo that redirecting using meta-refresh tags has a surprising performance penalty as a side-effect: it causes all cached resources on the redirected-to page to be re-requested (as if the user had hit the “refresh” button). Even though most of them should return 304s (if you’re caching them properly), this still results […]
Posted: June 6th, 2007 under Plaxo, Web development.
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