Powered by YouTube – AdSense Video Units

Jan 9, 2009 API Tutorials

AdSense Video Units

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Him and he had some units obsoleting to some of the syndication monetization product for approximately 60 months ago and it s essentially targeted the publishers of water and exercise among those who do and you are accustomed to some of the future or site which is a way for people to actually display is on their side of a lot of work we need a lot of you are only used in displaying embedded players like Singleton on its underside of the omnium disabled is expected to story at more conducts suicide so her reason about and use them without these concepts are focused on webmasters and publishers who speak a lot of you guys are a little Christmas something useful for you Wednesday the juju of rides and maybe down the original discards them in interesting ways of winning your applications and

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Tags: AdSense, Application programming interface, it's, player, site, YouTube

Why the Ping Loop Did Not Crash Wordpress

Sep 10, 2008 Evolution of Madness

Some days ago I did the Ping Loop Test and I luckily had only 4 duplicate posts to clean up. Now the question is, why did the loop stop. To answer this i didn´t have to go into analyzing logfiles and plugin behavior.

Ping.FM has rate limits of 3 messages per rolling minute to prevent spam. This absolutly makes sense for a message distribution service like them. And it does not just prevent spam but it also prevents fast loops that could crash a service.

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Tags: Application programming interface, pingfm, social networking

Crash Your Wordpress with a Ping Loop

Sep 7, 2008 Evolution of Madness

Ok this is a first bigger API Loop or Chain Reaction Experiment and I hope this blog will recover from it. Actually I am not sure what will happen. What I am doing is sending out this post with the help of the Wordpress plugin PingPressFM and getting it back with another PingFM Plugin. I am a little bit exited and afraid to push the Publish button. I hope to recover soon from this experiment. Lets see what happens…

Update: Nothing big happened. I had to clean-up only 4 duplicate posts…

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Tags: Application programming interface, pingfm, wordpress plugin

Setting Up API Service Interactions

Aug 30, 2008 Evolution of Madness

API-Madness has nearly finished setting up accounts with the major web 2.0 services. It is a nice exercise to set-up all those accounts. It teaches a lot about best practices.

The next step will be to check out each service in detail and see what API based interconnections it offers to other services. This will be quite some work. I hope it will not take more than a month to go through all the services and check out their API Features.

The current account list is:

Bebo, Blogger, Delicious, Digg, Facebook, FriendFeed, Gravatar, Hi5, identi.ca, kwippy, LinkedIn, LiveJournal, ma.gnolia.com, Mashable, MyBlogLog, MySpace, OpenCalais, MyVidoop, ping.fm, Plurk, Pownce, Rejaw, Technorati, Tumblr, Twitter, Wordpress.com, Xanga

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