Lifestream Posts & Pages for November 27th 2007

Mark Krynsky

– November 27, 2007Posted in: News

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Client-side lifestream (prototype), using Morn’s HUGE Pipe – And yet a third Yahoo Pipes Lifestream implementation. This one is also using Javascript and HTML
Cristiano on Tech/Life Â» How to Build Your Own Lifestream with Yahoo Pipes and NO Server Side Logic – Another post on createing a Lifestream using Yahoo Pipes with no server side code. Just Javascript and HTML
The MLxperience: Yahoo Pipes Built My Lifestream – A post about using Yahoo Pipes to create a Lifestream
Onaswarm Beta – New Lifestreaming service
20 Ways To Aggregate Your Social Networking Profiles – Some quick reviews of Lifestreaming services
Attention Profiling: APML Beginner’s Guide – Robin Good’s Latest News – Another very good primer with clear explanations and real world uses for APML
comparison of coComment, co.comments and commentful Â» Andy C – Great comparison of the 3 leading personal comment tracking sites. This can be useful to help decide which one you may want to add to your Lifestream
ShowYourself Widget – Simple widget that allows you to display links to all of your Social Networking profile pages

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About Mark Krynsky

I created Lifestream Blog and hope you enjoy the site. I'm always looking for contributors so contact me if you're interested. You can follow the rest of what I like to write about at my personal site or follow me on Twitter or Facebook

http://rurl.org/7hg Mega man

There’s a new Lifestream website called onaswarm.com. You can get a quicker invite by including the code “RWW” when you sign up.
http://rurl.org/7hg Mega man

I just go my official invite to join onaswarm.com. It is pretty cool. Getting started is simple. After giving my account info, it asks for logon id’s I use and goes to all the main websites like Flickr, YouTube, WordPress, LastFM, etc. looking for your feeds. It found the majority of mine. Most services have you monkeying around looking for all your feed links.

You can see my onaswarm.com webpage at: http://a1mega.onaswarm.com/

I have two invites available. (Hint: if you send me a banana, you just might get one).

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