I’ve decided to shake things up a bit around here to better reflect my online practices: the site’s main page will now display a lifestream aggregating feeds from the various web communities I participate in; the blog will focus more on original posts, leaving the reblogging-type posts to Google Reader, Delicious and Twitter; my portfolio will collect creative works that I post to this site; and the newly-minted notes category will gather together everything from research archives to notes-to-self like this.
Remotedevice Aggregation Schema/Site Structure
Feeds
- Delicious – “resources and tools”
- Google Reader – blog posts read and recommended
- Twitter – time-sensitive stuff, primarily work-related
- YouTube – vids
- Flickr – pics
- Wikipedia – edits
- blog@remotedevice.net – original blog posts, curios, core research notes, trailheads to documentation
- portfolio@remotedevice.net – creative works, primarily
- USC IMD – stuff relevant to the IMD
Not visible
- documentation@remotedevice.net – papers, presentations, notes and notions