rudis dot net

This is a quick test from iBlogger, an iPhone blogging tool from the makers of ecto.

Upon updating Google Gears in Firefox today, I noticed that ScribeFire (a Firefox add-on) was "featured". ScribeFire is an in-browser blogging tool. that seems to have a rich feature-set, comparable to the venerable MarsEdit.

Wish there was a way to use these add-ons in Safari (I understand why not, but it would be great fun if there was a plug-in that enabled it over in my favorite browser).

Just got turned on to Chyrp. It's kinda like tumblr, but handles full blogging and can be a personal replacement for Twitter. It has a lineage from Lingua (for those that have been around the internets long enough to follow such trivia) and drops in with far less hassle than a Huckabee campaigner.

Might be a great way to augment your personal site and an interesting way to introduce this type of blogging at your workplace (since you will control all the content internally).

Via Steven Frank

Courtesy of FP, feel free to check on your blog's reading level.

For the record, RUDIS DOT NET is:

The RUDIS DOT NET online empire expands by one as Tori now has her own blog.

She'll be getting her own spot on the primary links if she manages to keep up with her posts.

The ladies leave tomorrow (Wed), so I'll be "back" online then and can get to some e-mails (sorry, Mr D) and regale you with tails of our familial adventures this past week together. I also finally fixed a problem with FlickrExport and uploaded some pictures that have been lagging for a while: More Seattle Pix.

The final reason I'll be "back" online is that I broke down and got an AT&T HSPDA ExpressCard for my MacBook Pro so I can be online on my own terms.

Enjoy the pix and look for an update tomorrow night (PST, remember)...