All Things Jason

Jason Tucker

Apr 24, 2007 — 1 min read

I’ve setup a new website to test out a web service called tumblr.com. Tumblr.com is a website that allows you to pull in data from various places and have it displayed in one place. I’ve setup a new hostname called allthings.abstrakone.com that will list entries from various web services I user online (that output to RSS). So far I have the following setup:

abstrakONE.com
TuckerTales.com
EverythingTech.tv
JasonandJen.com
GeekFit.com
twitter.com
Flickr.com
Digg.com
StumbleUpon.com
del.icio.us
iusethis.com
YouTube.com

So what this does is pulls in all the entries from these websites related to me and posts them in near realtime to the website. If you want you can subscribe to the RSS feed it generates by going to: http://allthings.abstrakone.com/rss.

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