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  Peter

  11 months ago

  Great post on how you accomplished live caching. I'm (as usual) a bit late running in to the same issue with my online data. I find that a lot of detail about my actions are stored in various places on the web. I really would like to have a good application that lets me retrieve all this data about me and store it in a searchable way, perhaps a database. I'm going to try a simulare approach like you did via a blogging engine. I might even create a world readable life stream.
  
  PS. this is my first cocomment comment so an additional feed needs to be stored :)
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  Creeva

  11 months ago

  @Peter
  
  I can say that life caching is walking the fine line between informative and obsessive. If it wasn't for grabbing my rss feeds and getting them delivered in a daily condensed e-mail that I can manipulate (thank you feedburner) I wouldn't have a chance.
  
  If our online data didn't exist in such an ethereal state - where true data portability and merging between data sources and services was seamless, the need for life vaulting would be moot. Hopefully one day that time will come.
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  grin

  3 days ago

  Life streaming software has to be made easy to use
  otherwise you are going to spend more time administering
  your life than getting on with it!!
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