linkssharing
Sometimes I share a link on twitter or google buzz and later something reminds me of it and I want to find it again, finding it is very difficult to search on my old tweets or Buzzes.
How can I keep better track of my shares independently of where I shared it from?
I am not sure why they removed it but,
It is under the following format
http://www.facebook.com/posted.php?id=[YOUR_FACEBOOK_ID]
and your friends' recent links are http://www.facebook.com/posted.php
The above does not work anymore - Tuesday 15th November 2011
Here is a chart done by this page that shows recent applications that show links
It is possible, but only for single websites, not for the entire Web.
The difference between a password and a credit card is that credit cards are verified with the company (bank) that issued them, whereas it is impossible for a random site to know if a password is "permanent" or "temporary" unless the site's creators themselves implement a "temporary password" feature. (I don't know of any that do.)
It doesn't even make a difference if a website uses passwords or OpenIDs: the latter are verified before use, and you could obtain randomly-generated OpenIDs, but the problem is that an OpenID is not a password, it's an user name; so a temporary OpenID wouldn't grant access to your account unless the website allows you to list multiple OpenIDs (not all do).
Best Answer
Sign up for a bit.ly account and use it to shorten them. You can then look back at all of your previously shortened URIs.
If you want to add more data such as notes and possibly share that list, try a social bookmarking service such as Delicious.