First it didn’t, what surprise 😉

Update / 2010-06-23 17:00:
Works now.

I actually first tried that through “Import an External Blog“, and you can only name there a single one. But they seem to reject that because of some details in the XML, that they don’t like 😉
But you can always use NetworkedBlogs for more letting other streams like blogs and whatever RSS feeds flow into “your” Facebook (wall).

GoogleCL: Command-line tool for Google services

Have you ever come across this

this piece of Python anti-Perl propaganda? The article that referred to it is actually Ruby propaganda and dated 2004-07, so that anti-Perl propaganda is even older than that. The Ruby now found a followup. Look and enjoy!

By any chance: isn’t there any gifted artist around, that the Perl community can make use of in order to create some Perl-minded stuff?

Update / 2010-08-05:
In response to my re-share here more sweet perl vs. ruby vs. python propaganda got created by Mark Keating:
http://mdk.per.ly/2010/06/25/propaganda/ :

I just wanted to add the games to my calendar, now there are so many game events in my calendar, that I don’t really see anything any more. And as there is one calender per team (and I only selected a couple of teams), it’s not even easy to see the calendar wi/o FIFA worldcup. What a mess! 😉

Looks like Picasa 3 for Windows seems to be the appropriate tool
for
doing that. Free and easy to use — these reasons are good enough for
me.
Update / 2010-06-22:
Alright, alright, I can simply use iPhoto on OS X for that. Silly me!
Did quite a few snapshots, uploaded them to the relevant places …
Life seems to be far easier with the right tools, i.e. on a Mac, esp. if it’s running a Unix derivate …

For those, that don’t trust me (again), that there is no such word: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/proselytize . For some reason I prefer this word over the similar http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/evangelize . Right, they don’t actually show the some progress of the process (ROTFL!!!), but they go to the same direction.

@szabgab: I had to think of you and p-e-r-l, when I wrote this. (Using the dashes, so this article does not get picked up by the “respective” blog article grabber, as szabgab occasionally is soooo embarrassed over what I say.) In German we also have the phrase “Proselyten machen“, which in this context sounds really, really funny – therefore ROTFL.

Norman is an excellent writer, and it’s good fun reading his books. If you are interested in DocBook, then get this book:

http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781449389604 = DocBook 5: The Definitive Guide – O’Reilly Media

I purchased the PDF recently from O’Reilly, and I just printed a single page for a friend, who looks like being my newest DocBook proselyte.

Came across this recently whilst browsing one of those magazines.
What would you need this for?
Well, if I have my Google Mail Contacts open and I want to write a message to one of my contacts, but I also still want to keep … Contacts open – you never know, how long it takes to complete a message, but you still want to be able to look up contact details – then at least I need it.
On OS X you drag the tab to another place with the mouse or whatever and the Alt key pressed. On Linux and Windows it’s the Control key instead.