andyBrown.opml

8/2/2005; 7:25:28 PM by AB
  I just imported the subscription list from Edblog here http://blogs.opml.org/0147153/2005/08/02#outlinerSubscriptions
  Here is the OPML file
7/30/2005; 8:30:45 AM by AB
  What language is this editor written in? Is it apple script? I think it is time to join the developers mailing list.
7/30/2005; 7:28:57 AM by AB
  It's a day for VBA!!!
  I really don't enjoy working in MS Access mostly because you can't really use source control. At least not in a meaning full way since the mdb file is binary. No diffs etc. Maybe I should at least set up a repository for my db front ends...
7/28/2005; 10:33:48 PM by AB
  So when you try to add http://hosting.opml.org/changes.opml to your list of buddies you get the little person Icon but no name because there is no ownerName defined. So who is the owner of http://hosting.opml.org/changes.opml? What did Dave have in mind for this particular list?
7/28/2005; 9:39:56 PM by AB
  So Dave started a new instant outline. Cool.
  I am wondering if that is the best way to do it? Should I start a seperate outline file called books and from there link to the various book outlines? Should the instant outlines have permalink status? Does the opml editor understand HTTP Redirects? Do I even have the right protocal here? I guess you don't need anything fancy like that. Just leave the original file and then from there link to the new one. The act of writing this stuff down helps clarify things for me. Excelent.
  Is there a practical limit to the site an opml file should be?
7/26/2005; 10:41:36 PM by AB
  I guess this is not the place for work related stuff since it shows up online. How about a secure instant outline? Wonder how you would do that. I guess for now you would have to wait for Dave to release the server and set it up on your corporate network. I could see this as being more usefull than your company intranet. Just wait untill the next buzzword is Corporate Outline. Intra-outline? Intraline? Don't know.
7/25/2005; 10:42:51 PM by AB
  This outlining stuff is really fun. And the opml editor is certainly a different beast than MS OneNote.