blech + flickr   208

maraid's stuff tagged with olympics | flickr
Matchbox labels celebrating the Olympics: "Matchbox labels from around the world but the majority are Eastern European from the 1950s and 60s."
flickr  images  olympics  matchbox  illustration  design  art  topost 
11 weeks ago by blech
Flickr disables Pinterest pins on all copyrighted images (exclusive) | VentureBeat
Well, that was quick: "only content that is ‘safe,’ ‘public’ and has sharing enabled can be pinned to Pinterest." Mind you, the headline is kind of misleading (I think- I should install the "pinmarklet" and test it.)
flickr  pinterest  pin  copyright  sharing  privacy  via:@nuzz 
february 2012 by blech
Not good enough | Preoccupations
A nice round-up of thoughts about Instagram and Flickr, pulling together some of the links previously featured here (and expanding on them),
instagram  flickr  links  photography  from instapaper
february 2012 by blech
My first Instagram Christmas | Rev Dan Catt's Blog
"The days before Christmas, friends were sharing photos of the build-up, putting up the tree, wrapping presents, sitting on trains getting to parents houses, cooking hams. To me there was a real sense of flow, connection, joining in of everyone’s experience, a bit like a pictorial version of twitter to some degree. Christmas morning was almost magical.
"The previous year on Flickr was almost as magical, once people had a chance to sort through the 100s of photos they’d taken with their dSLR, pick out the best ones, run them through lightroom and then get a chance to upload them. It was nice to look back on the Christmas mornings that people had, rather than having."
instagram  flickr  ui  interface  friends  intimacy  howilearnt...  from instapaper
january 2012 by blech
the unbearable finality of pixel space | this is aaronland
Aaron writes about Parallel Flickr, which he wrote because he is a far, far better man than I. Particularly of note: instead of a local backup it's a web service, and it uses Flickr auth so it can preserve privacy.
flickr  backup  dataportability  re:straup 
november 2011 by blech
home | flickrQueue
"Upload photos as your normally would, but mark them as private, and tag them with "flickrqueue". Wait until midnight EST. Every night."
flickr  queue  uploading  api  tools  via:couch 
november 2011 by blech
Visualizing Data at the Oxford Internet Institute | Mapping Flickr
<p>"Our program downloaded the count of geotagged photographs in every 0.5 x 0.5 degree latitude-longitude square on the Earth’s surface."</p>
flickr  map  visualisation  via:@datastore  from delicious
september 2011 by blech
Boston’s photographic colors | Bostonography
"Here’s what we did: grabbed some 50,000 geotagged photos from Flickr, analyzed the pixel colors of each photo, then mapped a grid of the most frequent color hues." "Every dot on this map shows the most common hue of photos around that point." "A notable outcome (drawback, perhaps) is that dark and unsaturated brownish colors, very common in photographs, show up as orange on the map."
boston  photography  flickr  geotagging  colour  visualisation  via:straup  from delicious
september 2011 by blech
Unmanned Systems DC Metro Ads | Northrup Grumman
"The Unmanned Systems ads are located at the Capitol South metro stop in Washington D.C. The ads feature silhouettes of Northrop Grumman’s unmanned systems, including Global Hawk and Fire Scout. Inside each silhouette is an image, a visual example of the system’s capabilities accompanied by simple text describing capabilities and accomplishments."
flickr  advertising  advert  drones  via:straup  newaesthetic  from delicious
august 2011 by blech
Mapping the World's Photos | Cornell University
For some reason, I didn't have this bookmarked. Now I do. "We investigate how to organize a large collection of geotagged photos, working with a dataset of about 35 million images collected from Flickr." "We illustrate using these techniques to organize a large photo collection, while also revealing various interesting properties about popular cities and landmarks at a global scale."
flickr  photography  geography  places  tourism  pdf  from delicious
july 2011 by blech
Towers of History | this is aaronland
Aaron Straup Cope on URLs, Twitter, Flickr, Tower Bridge, ephemerality, permanence, things on the internet, and archives.
history  archives  twitter  flickr  urls  permanence  from delicious
june 2011 by blech
Help Forum Activity | Flickr
From Martin Heimberger: "I ran a fairly detailed analysis on Flickr's help forum earlier this month. The data set covers the entire English language help forum from 2004-2011. This chart shows monthly posting and thread creation activity over time in the center panel, indicating some of the general themes being discussed at various times."
flickr  discussion  graph  infographics  via:straup  from delicious
march 2011 by blech
Has the Business Card Finally Had Its Day? | Huffington Post
Andy Miah: "How should we regard the business card in a digital age, both in terms of its future, and in terms of what their function may be as historical artifacts? For a few years now, I have been photographing business cards that I have received and I decided today that they should go into the public domain."
businesscards  privacy  publishing  flickr  photography  future  andymiah  from delicious
february 2011 by blech
None of Your Business - a set | Flickr
"This is a website delivery service and an online art gallery. For those who do not have websites, here you have one, made with the bare essentials."
flickr  set  businesscards  website  privacy  andymiah  from delicious
february 2011 by blech
State of the World 2011 | The WELL
Bruce Sterling (and Jon Lebkowsky) on Twitter, Brazil, photography, Flickr and The Future. And that's just the first nine or so posts. Goodness knows where this'll go after that.
thewell  brucesterling  photography  flickr  twitter  brazil  politics  via:iamdanw  from delicious
january 2011 by blech
2010 End-of-the-Year Card | Harry Kao
"The 2010 card is a personalized “physical mashup” that combines maps, photos, and business information" Uses Flickr photos and OpenStreetMap and Yelp data. Lovely.
paper  papernet  personalisation  flickr  maps  openstreetmap  via:migurski  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
Clasmic | kewlchops
"There's an unsurprising tension between corporations and perpetuity, so [in an alternate future where I didn't lose my job and Yahoo! created a new priority for itself as a corporation] we've decided to create The Flickr Foundation*, a DotORG to make new methods of protection, partnership and proliferation to conserve the world's digital commons."
flickr  archive  georgeoates  commons  preservation  via:straup  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
ur:mum=machinetag | this is aaronland
On machine tags, places, uploaders, concordance, and a todo list from those beyond the veil. So many lovely turns of phrase, so many things to play with.
flickr  machinetags  places  foursquare  metadata  linkeddata  dopplr  yelp  microformats  api  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
Some Technology Heirlooms | Richard Banks
Lots of projects to do with digital arhiving. For example, the Digital Slide Viewer: "The small white slides correspond to sets of photos on Flickr. When the slides are inserted in the device the colour of the labels on each slide is analyzed, and a corresponding set of images appear on the small screen embedded in the viewer."
flickr  microsoft  research  archive  digital  personalarchive  technology  via:dunstan  via:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11900774  from delicious
december 2010 by blech
From a rock to an old place | BBC- Nick Booth's blog
"Websites like Flickr are not just collections of pictures. They are places where people forge links which are strong enough to change the places we care about."
flickr  community  geography  photography  bbc  @podnosh  via:straup  from delicious
october 2010 by blech
New approaches to landscape appreciation | DH2010
"It may be therefore that modern visitors to the Lake District, at least as represented by people who upload geo-tagged photographs to Flickr, follow a tour that is more like the Picturesque tours of Gray than the Romantic experiences of Coleridge or Wordsworth." A non-paywalled summary of the research I posted a couple of days ago.
flickr  uk  geography  geotagging  tourism  via:zool  from delicious
october 2010 by blech
More Flickr Mapping | floatingsheep
"Building on our visualisation of 34 million geotagged Flickr images, we have decided to map the data normalised by population and area."
flickr  geography  maps  visualisation  geotagging  via:straup  from delicious
october 2010 by blech
Are the best pictures on Facebook or Flickr? | The Observer
"Among Facebook's 15bn photographs there are, no doubt, some memorable and beautiful images, but to date I haven't seen any. That's not true of Flickr, which continues to be one of the wonders of the world and hosts hundreds of thousands of terrific pictures."
flickr  facebook  photography  johnnaughton  observer  aesthetics  via:straup  via:preoccupations  from delicious
october 2010 by blech
So I made a magazine | john poisson
"I was also aware that dumping them en masse into Flickr wasn’t going to be an interesting way of conveying what I was up to all summer. So I published a magazine instead." This is something I need to do.
photography  flickr  magazine  travel  travelogue  via:straup  magcloud  printing  from delicious
october 2010 by blech
Nasa Commons: 50 years of photos | The Observer
Coverage of the Flickr Commons in the Observer. "The image is from a collection of photographs, Nasa Commons, that have been put together by Nasa, Flickr and Internet Archive to commemorate 50 years of photographing the space agency's spectacular ventures." (Minor peeve: NASA don't seem to have set the date taken metadata properly. Otherwise, c'est bon.)
observer  news  photography  flickr  commons  nasa  space  from delicious
september 2010 by blech
Geeking with Greg: Travel itineraries from Flickr photo trails
'The paper, "Automatic Construction of Travel Itineraries using Social Breadcrumbs" (PDF), cleverly uses the data often embedded in Flickr photos (e.g. timestamp, tags, sometimes GPS) to produce trails of where people have been in their travels. Then, they combine all those past trails to generate high quality itineraries for future tourists that tell them what to see, where to go, how long to expect to spend at each sight, and how long to allow for travel times between the sights.'
flickr  location  geowanking  history  metadata  travel  recommendation  toread  via:ade  from delicious
june 2010 by blech
Blood and tongues of fire | SFMOMA- Open Space
Subtitled 'volcanos and the psychology in the sky,' this is a look at the artistic response to vivid post-volcano sunsets. "An unscientific search of Flickr shows that the tag 'sunset' had a minor peak (about half again as many hits as usual) on April 15th and 16th–the dates the ash from Eyjafjallajokull began drifting over Europe. We’re reminded of Penelope Umbrico’s 5,377,183 Suns from Flickr, which [is showing] in the SFMOMA in the 75th Anniversary Exhibition."
sanfrancisco  art  volcano  sunset  flickr  photography  from delicious
may 2010 by blech
Introducing Upload from Flickr | MagCloud
"All you have to do is create a set in Flickr and authorize MagCloud to connect to your Flickr account. MagCloud will import the photos and lay them out automatically. In just minutes, you'll have a photo magazine all your own!"
flickr  publishing  magcloud  printondemand  via:preoccupations  from delicious
april 2010 by blech
New! Astronomer's Galleries | Flickr
"First, we'd like to introduce Astronomer's Galleries: every month we've lined up a professional astronomer to curate a new astrophoto gallery." "Secondly, we'd like to invite you to make your own galleries from photos in the Astronomy Photographer of the Year group."
flickr  galleries  astronomy  photography  astrophotography  via:foe  from delicious
april 2010 by blech
Buckets and Vessels | Museums and the Web 2010
Aaron's paper for an upcoming conference in Denver. Took me a while to getting around to reading it but it's well worth it, particularly for some of the thinking behind galleries (of which obviously I'm a bit of a fan).
flickr  galleries  curation  web  bigpicture  museum  from delicious
march 2010 by blech
Collection: The Icarus Project | Flickr
Photos by Robert Harrison from his DIY weather balloon edge-of-space rig.
space  aviation  hacks  photography  uk  technology  flickr 
march 2010 by blech
Immediate sharing | Paul Hagon
An interesting analysis of upload lag for the Sydney dust storm. I wonder if you'd get different results for, say, Glastonbury, or the Thames tunnel walks? (Now there's a todo. Oops.)
flickr  data  api  analysis  mobile  time  via:straup 
march 2010 by blech
wrightrkuk's stuff tagged with laidupships | Flickr
Photos of the Maersk container ships laid up in Scotland, waiting for oil to become cheap enough to be economic again.
flickr  photos  container  shipping  boat  scotland  loch 
march 2010 by blech
With Tweets, the Key is Location | O'Reilly Radar
"Since we launched our geotagging API in November, we store the latitude and longitude for your tweet out of band" "Flickr has implemented our geotagging API, so if you upload a photo to them with geotagging, they'll pass it through to Twitter. And then on Twitter's side, we allow you to ask either for tweets within a certain location or connect to our geohost and get a stream of tweets subscribed to location"
twitter  geotagging  flickr  api  location 
february 2010 by blech
cheap rent in the z-axis | this is aaronland
"I made some new things." Aaron talks about some of the lovely little new views onto Flickr (Contacts Who've Faved, Things I Can't Face, etc) that he's built on Google App Engine. It reminds me I should maybe go back to thinking simple, not thinking complicated.
flickr  api  appengine  community  re:straup 
february 2010 by blech
home | things I can't fave
"This is a Very Simple™ web application that allows you to favourite things you can't otherwise fave on Flickr. Things like sets, collections, galleries and comments." Obviously not as nice as if it were fully integrated, but yay!ness anyway. Plus, the code's on github.
flickr  favourite  gallery  api  re:straup 
january 2010 by blech
Geo API Explorer: Earth | Flickr
Tom Taylor's Boundaries, but for parents/children, on steroids, and on Flickr itself - in other words, a nice UI to explore the Flickr/WOE places hierarchy and shapes data via a pointy-clicky website. This is good.
flickr  geo  places  boundaries  data  explorer  ui  browser  via:kellan 
january 2010 by blech
Discover spectacular photography on Flickr | Lurvely
A Flickr-based website using favourites data to recommend photos.
flickr  favourites  recommendations  photography 
january 2010 by blech
Home | ffffl*ckr
A Flickr-based website using favourites data to recommend photos.
flickr  favourites  recommendations  photography  via:infovore 
january 2010 by blech
flickr.galleries.getList | Flickr API
The first couple of flickr.galleries methods go live. There are more that don't work for external developers yet; I'm looking forward to being able to do a couple of utility scripts when they're released.
flickr  api  galleries  via:straup 
january 2010 by blech
Photos from the "Your Best ... | Twitter/kellan
'Photos from the "Your Best Shot of 2009" group, that are in galleries, a slideshow' Key bits: you can pass a slideshow a Flickr API method, and flickr.photos.search can take an 'in_gallery' argument.
flickr  api  code  kellan  via:straup 
january 2010 by blech
mroth's flickr-wholovesyou at master | GitHub
"A quick and dirty command line tool to see what Flickr members most frequently favorite photos of you (or someone else you know!). This uses the People in Photos feature (API documentation coming soon to Flickr!)" The key bit: person_id in the flickr.photos.search method.
flickr  github  code  api  search  mroth  via:straup 
january 2010 by blech
Display the last upload column in one-way | Flickr Ideas
Hm. Might be expensive, but it's a nice idea, I think.
flickr  idea  ui  information  api 
december 2009 by blech
Flickr machine tags for film photos | Phil Gyford’s website
Phil Gyford follows up on my automated copying of machine tags from digital photo EXIF by suggesting some versions for photographs for film.
photography  flickr  film  tags  machinetags  exif  metadata  blogcomment 
november 2009 by blech
buckets of vessels | this is aaronland
Lovely stuff. Maybe I should set up an account for 30 St Mary Axe...
flickr  architecture  cities  sanfrancisco  people  building 
november 2009 by blech
upload endpoint for flic.kr for use in Twitter clients | Flickr
I thought about this over the summer but ended up not bothering, as it wasn't anything I needed and I doubted there was a demand. Maybe I was wrong.
flickr  api  tweetie  twitpic  compatibility 
october 2009 by blech
Hooking in to third party machine tags in Flickr API | Flickr
"Will there be (or is there already) a way to hook in to the third party machine tags stuff as discussed in this blog post?"
flickr  api  machinetags 
october 2009 by blech
Danger Mouse - a set | Flickr
Fabuland/Lego Danger Mouse models, including the pillar box with a lift below the chair. Nifty.
flickr  lego  dangermouse  fabuland 
october 2009 by blech
Small Bridges (to Proximate Spaces) | code.flickr.net
Aaron on machine tags, noticings, fake subway APIs, Flickr, and stuff. Well worth a read (and as Tom Armitage says, with a great flow between sections).
flickr  machinetags  noticings  railway  subway  tube  metadata  thisisgood 
october 2009 by blech
Re: photosets.getPhotos comment count | yws-flickr
Paul Hammond points out why Flickr prefer API joins to database joins. "while adding more "extras" would reduce the
flickr  api  scaling  mailinglist  paulhammond  via:jerakeen 
september 2009 by blech
The Ultimate Guide to Decoding the Flickr API | Nettuts+
A pretty good introductiory article to working with the Flickr API in the raw, using JSON (hurrah), and including uploading.
development  flickr  api  javascript  json  auth 
july 2009 by blech
Informal API meetup, London, 3rd August | Flickr API
I am trying to organise a thing, in about a week, for people who code against the Flickr API. Does that sound like you? Come to sunny Fitzrovia!
flickr  api  london  social 
july 2009 by blech
Backfilling Flickr Data in Aperture | AlexUndercover
Well, that's handy. I tried doing this for iPhoto (with limited success), but Aperture is probably a better platform for it. If only Photoshop 5.5 hadn't stripped EXIF out of everything I uploaded from 2001 to 2004...
aperture  flickr  ruby  applescript  osa  code  todo 
july 2009 by blech
straup's gae-flickrapp at master | GitHub
"FlickrApp is a simple base class to use with Google App Engine (GAE) packages that allows you to use Flickr as a Single Sign On (SSO) provider and validation service" which should save me writing a bunch of boilerplate every time I start a new app. (A well tested version for Twitter would be nice...)
appengine  python  flickr  via:kellan 
july 2009 by blech
I'm being chased by a bubblegum machine!! | this is aaronland
"There is also the question of when and why a tag evolves in to being a first class data type and whether that’s actually reflected in how people use tags. Dates are one example, and geotags another. Each are uniquely indexed in the Flickr database and, still, people continue to add both as tags on their photos. The short answer, of course, is that it’s usually just easier to type 2008 or 2009 than to try and remember a specialized syntax for doing searches."
flickr  tagging  tags  data  metadata  people  usability 
july 2009 by blech
extra:extra=extra | code.flickr.com
Flickr adds supports for more prettified joins between services, using machine tag extras as the source. Lots of questions and observations I should split into a note, but for now: hurrah, and it's nice to see this launched, especially for Dopplr.
flickr  machinetags  dopplr 
july 2009 by blech
Experimental: geo "context" | yws-flickr
'Any talk about the "context" of a photo quickly becomes a hairy problem conceptually and a hairier problem technically. Shouldn't a photo be able to have multiple contexts (outdoors, at night)? How do users add their own contexts? How and why are contexts different than tags or machine tags? Isn't this specific to a photo and not just its geo information? The answer to all those questions is: Yes!'
flickr  photography  geowanking  geotagging  geocontext 
july 2009 by blech
Flickr Photos: Fair Game for Home Printing? | NYTimes.com
Good article. Worrying comments. (One says 'use favourites'. What when a user takes a favourite private? I haven't forgotten it, but I can't find it. flickr-touch makes a copy for the iPhone. Is it terrible of me that I've dug out pictures from that (private) backup?)
flickr  copyright  favourites  via:straup 
june 2009 by blech
Dopplr/Flickr machine-tagging | Magical Nihilism
It's always nice to see machine tags as site joins natively supported. Hurrah for straup, Flickr, and Jones for an excellent documenting screengrab. (Shameless plug: install the GM userscript from snaptrip and you'll see trip tags prettified too.)
dopplr  flickr  machinetags  via:straup  re:blackbeltjones 
june 2009 by blech
Backing Up Flickr | Hivelogic
This only does the bare minimum of what I'd want from a Flickr backup script- image data only, no metadata, which is the bit I actually care more about- but it does back up favourites, which is handy. I've used flickrtouchr (which this is based on) to recover images that their owners have made private, which is perhaps naughty but certainly useful.
flickr  python  backup  todo/done  via:adactio 
june 2009 by blech
Ability to embed map of geo-tagged photos | Flickr Ideas
I've never written a badge before, so I have no idea how to go about this. But it's bound to be possible somehow. See also: threads asking for badges of favourites.
flickr  idea  todo  code  maps 
may 2009 by blech
Good places for getting 120 processed | Flickr
Advice from the London Film Users group. (I actually have 620, so I need to see if I can get the spindles returned.)
london  photography  film  flickr  todo/done 
may 2009 by blech
Clipstart | Riverfold Software
I'm currently battling with iMovie to process some videos, and it's not fun. This non-free (but reasonably cheap) app looks promising, although I haven't tried it yet. In particular, it sets "date taken" on Flickr when it uploads a video; unlike photos, there's not a metadata standard for videos with the ubiquity of EXIF, so using the file's metadata is definitely a Good Thing.
application  video  flickr  mac  via:daringfireball 
may 2009 by blech
Search (properties?) for square pics? | Flickr Hacks
I've always wanted to tag my images with their aspect ratio. Maybe the fact someone else also wants it means I'll bother.
flickr  hack  todo  photography 
april 2009 by blech
Flickr URL Shortener | Flickr Ideas
In which I note that flic.kr/blech works, and kellan notes that it's not supported (yet) but works for now. Also, discussion on the UI to make the short form URL useful to people who don't write code on bank holidays for fun.
flickr  api  url  revcanonical 
april 2009 by blech
Manufacturing flic.kr style photo URLs | Flickr API
kellan explains the base 58 encoding used for turning a photo ID into the hash used in the flic.kr/p/hash/ short form URL for a Flickr page (which might, hopefully, see people using Flickr instead of Twitpic when doing short status updates).
flickr  api  php  code  url  source  revcanonical  via:kellan  via:straup 
april 2009 by blech
Streams, affordances, Facebook, rounding errors | Laughing Meme
"One of the best, unattributable quotes from Social Foo last year was the data point that Facebook was at one point losing up to 80% of messages across their update bus. ... That is designing with affordances. Don’t let your design make promises you can’t keep." Yet for some reason they've just changed their implicit contract. A great post.
facebook  twitter  flickr  activity  lifestream  messaging  via:kellan 
march 2009 by blech
iPhoto #4294975663 | a set on Flickr
Commentary on how my iPhoto/Flickr sync experiences are panning out after a month or so. There are some significant niggles, but there's also a glimmer of hope for back-populating previously uploaded Flickr photos into an iPhoto set.
flickr  iphoto  blogcomment  software  objc  pyobjc  fscript  metadata 
march 2009 by blech
Mapping the sky with YQL and astrometry.net | Eat your greens!
"Since the YQL query above returns tags containing the celestial coordinates of a flickr photo, those coordinates can be passed to the Google Earth plugin to display the same area of the night sky. Here’s an example for the Horsehead Nebula in Orion." Nice.
flickr  yql  astonomy  astrometry.net  astrophotography  maps  google/earth  machinetags  via:straup 
march 2009 by blech
Building a hack using YQL, Flickr and the web | Wait till I come!
YQL really does make the concept of an "API join" far more obvious. Personally I think I still prefer manipulating JSON results, but then I'm not really one for English-like query languages in the first place.
flickr  api  yahoo  yql  tutorial 
march 2009 by blech
Is a Firehose of Snowflakes a Nor’easter? | Laughing Meme
"We’re building streams of photos in real time. Examining the huge stream of data events that happen on Flickr, the social activity, the searching, the meta-data creation, and fishing from that stream to build 3 real time streams. We’re then exposing those streams via a near real time polling based API."
flickr  api  panda  tools  interestingness 
march 2009 by blech
#1- The Flickr Panda | Fluffykittens
How I stopped worrying and learnt to love the panda.
flickr  api  panda  interestingness 
march 2009 by blech
Panda Tuesday; New APIs, Explore and You | code.flickr.com
"we’ve just launched two new API methods; flickr.panda.getPhotos, flickr.panda.getList"
flickr  panda  api  photography  geowanking  todo 
march 2009 by blech
Facebook Photos Pulls Away From The Pack | Techcrunch
Hmm. "of all the viral loops that Facebook benefits from, its Photos app might have the largest viral loop of all built into it. Whenever one of your friends tags a photo with your name, you get an email. This single feature turns a solitary chore [into] a powerful form of communication" Personally, I can't imagine using FB, but I can see why this would work (especially as most people, oddly, like photos of other people, as opposed to, say, skyscrapers or trains). (The number of people using Photobucket scares me too.)
photography  flickr  facebook  usability  tagging 
february 2009 by blech
Flickr | paranoidfish.org/notes/
"if first impressions are anything to go by, it's so much better than whats come before. The UI is unbelievable. And the API's mean anyone can build on top of it." Dug out of #2lmc logs (which don't seem to record what I thought of the old Flash live-sharing site.)
flickr  five  archive  paulhammond 
february 2009 by blech
Badger - a set on Flickr
"The story of a lonely badger living in London, told one post-it note at a time."
flickr  comic  badger 
february 2009 by blech
On the Flickr support in iPhoto ‘09 | Fraser Speirs
As Fraser said on Twitter, "they made this iPhoto stuff for Facebook and jammed the Flickr data model into it, square pegs be damned". A good overview of the failings in the Flickr integration (or lack of it).
iphoto  flickr  api  macosx  review  ui  usability 
january 2009 by blech
Tick Tock | Flickr Blog
A short post introducing the Flickr Clock pool, which takes videos and puts them into what looks like it'll be a very nice looking Stamen... interactive thingy? Interestingly, submissions have to use machine tags with the time:hour namespace:predicate pair, because video sucks and doesn't have metadata.
flickr  video  stamen  machinetags  via:blackbeltjones 
january 2009 by blech
Flickr API security weakness | Yes/No/Cancel
Martin Kleppmann on what, to me, smells more like a theoretical than a practical weakness in the Flickr API. There's at least one mistake - if an app is authenticated, it doesn't need to be approved again - and more generally, even if you do have an app's key and secret, you can still only get the level of auth the app originally asked for. The fixes all seems horribly overcomplex (for example, my EXIF machine tagger has just four users, total, because keys/secrets are such a barrier to entry). Anyway, can't say I'm that worried personally.
flickr  security  oauth  authentication  api  via:billyabbott 
january 2009 by blech
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