Follow Earthquakes via Plurk

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Jim Metzger
on July 17, 2008 TrackBacks (0) Comments (0)
I hacked a bit of perl code yesterday to draw off the current Atom feed from the US Geological Survey to post to Plurk the latest earthquakes recorded worldwide greater than Magnitude 2.5. It uses the unofficial API to Plurk using Andy Armstrong's WWW::Plurk module.




You can view it at plurkquakes' public timeline - feel free to add it as a friend or just watch!

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