I know, I’m pathetic but after doing some brainless web surfing on frappr I couldn’t help but have the thought. Now, it’d be utterly pathetic if I’m the only one on that map. I leave it up to you. Yes, I mean you! Send me a comment to this telling me that you’ll sign up on the Epilicious Frappr Map and I’ll go ahead and create it (I’m guessing two people on a map is about half as pathetic as a single person.)
I’ve finally gotten around to writing tools for backing up (delbackup) and restoring (delrestore) del.icio.us bookmarks. They can be found in the utils directory in the BZR repo for epilicious.
Oh, a word of warning. These tools work fine for me, but they might not work as well for others. You probably should back up your del.icio.us bookmarks before using them (hahaha). Also, restoring is slow due to throttling. A full restore of my 169 bookmarks took me several minutes. If it’s easy I might add some sort of progress indicator.
A recent email from a user pushed me to go see if there’s a newer version of the Python del.icio.us API I’m using for epilicous. I found version 0.3.2 and the author, Frank Timmermann, has found a new space to host it. There’s been some renaming it seems, it’s now called pydelicious. Here’s the link for pydelicious.
Anyway, this version has a slightly changed API and I still haven’t gotten around to checking whether epilicious in BZR is functional or not. You have been warned
It’s been a bit too long in the making but now it’s here I just entered verion 0.8 of epilicious on GomeFiles. The APT package is available from my repo as well. Enjoy!
(I’m guessing two people on a map is about half as pathetic as a single person.)![[Digg]](http://therning.org/magnus/wp-content/plugins/bookmarkify/digg.png)
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