You would expect to not loose, but gain more features right ?
Not with flock, 0.7.0.11.1 available for Linux is a step back.
What was wrong with Semi-Live Bookmarks, that is a crucial feature when I am choosing a web browser … and you have removed it! what for…
That move just cancelled all my good feeling for that team :/ at least for now.
Uh oh, day almost as usual 
Yesterday ? I have read some article on polish website ( in polish, so I’m not linking ) where somebody mentioned some writers publishing their book on a web for free under CC license. So I’ve grabber one name: Cory Doctorow who claims to be responsible for boingboing, and downloaded one of his books Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom. It is a page turner!
Pissed off by Firefox, I’ve found my self playing with flock. After installing it from BugZilla ebuild ( renamed to use latest version ), and playing cat and mouse with its feed capabilities, I am now happy with it, much happier that with Firefox! :) Waiting for gentoo to pick it up, and make some source based ebuild.
Read an article on CNet about online calendars, I have tried the Google Calendar, it feels really nice. Sort of Ajax version of Hula Calendar. Introduced Ann to this nice place on the web, after some time which she needed to get used to new stuff we played in events and calendars sharing. It also sends good invites in ics , so my Evolution could pick it up. Nice! Missing just a sync with a Palm OS devices and a lot of people will be in heaven.
book, bookmarks, browser, evolution, gentoo, hula, linux, palm
If you will go to E.T.S.V. Scintilla /papryczki the server will talk to you. :)
I’ve decided that del.icio.us lack of privacy, which I need for some of my links. I’ve installed my own version of Scuttle, its location. This project supports everything what I might think of, tag ( properly implemented ), RSS, easy to remember URLs, and privacy with 3 different levels. ( public, for subscribers, just for you ), and it allows you to import your del.icio.us bookmarks, what saves a lot of time.
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