Category Archives: Blogging

It’s been a while. Not because of hol­i­day or time off, on the con­trary… I’m being a busy geezer, try­ing to get loads of work done in order to take a cou­ple of days off before the snow sets in. … Con­tinue read­ing →

Quite funny Sim­ple Guide to the A-List Blog­gers. [lifted from Roland Tanglao’s Weblog] source code dvdrip

Found this excel­lent post by Jeremy Zawodny explain­ing how to get your indexes rebuilt when Track­Backs are posted to your blog. The thing is, if you’re not too fond of pop­ups (which I’m not, I killed mine some months ago), … Con­tinue read­ing →

I’m pretty sure I saw these two blog­gers in the back of a bus as I was dri­ving up north, relax­ing and get­ting some of that good sun. Pretty scary when you think about it, reck­og­niz­ing peo­ple out there in … Con­tinue read­ing →

In my pre­vi­ous post, I com­plained about the dif­fer­ence in OPML for­mat between Net­NewsWire and SharpReader, but claimed to have solved the import prob­lem by doing a lit­tle search and replace. While not exactly not true, it wasn’t the whole … Con­tinue read­ing →

Stum­bled over this excel­lent solu­tion [Blogzilla/Kur­cula — via Kalsey] to a prob­lem that has been bug­ging me for some time now; the loss of for­mat­ting but­tons in Mov­able­Type when post­ing a new entry. Bril­liant, thanks. Got to check if some­thing … Con­tinue read­ing →

“Bow­ing to demand, or maybe just as an exper­i­ment” — Zeld­man’s giv­ing it a shot after­all… Rss feed here — and look at that sweet lit­tle favicon…

A new blog, defi­nately going to be well worth the read: Many-to-Many — by Eliz­a­beth Lane Law­ley, Clay Shirky, Ross May­field, Sébastien Paquet & Jes­sica Hammer.

Phil Ring­nalda has a good piece on autodis­cov­ery and track­backs: Autodis­cov­ery and the death of Track­Back. Bot­tom line: Not all track­backs are of equal value to the read­ers. This post for exam­ple would nor­mally auto­mat­i­cally trig­ger a link-up on Phil’s … Con­tinue read­ing →

Via Ming the mechanic: “Mikel Maron has a cool visu­al­iza­tion of the Blo­gos­phere. You see on the world map in real time what peo­ple post on their weblogs. Is it really real time?” It’s pretty cool and boy, would I love … Con­tinue read­ing →

Test­ing var­i­ous plug-ins: – The Blog­ging plug-in for w.bloggar by Microsoft. Seems to work fine, though it doesn’t catch embed­ded play­ers (and I don’t use Medi­aplayer all that much). Just need to update my style sheet to include a media … Con­tinue read­ing →

After switch­ing to the won­der­ful SharpReader (just out in ver. 0.9.0.1) I’ve ben try­ing to orga­nize my sub­scrip­tions a bit. Still some way to go, try­ing to fig­ure out what cat­e­gories make the most sense on a daily basis, but … Con­tinue read­ing →

Haven’t really put that much thought into blog­ging directly from my desk­top, but I just stum­bled over w.bloggar again so this time I’m giv­ing it a go…

Received a mail from Peter of the bril­liant Rip­tari Fil­ter, ask­ing me to test his Geo::Sketch MT plu­gin. It’s an excel­lent plu­gin facil­i­tat­ing geo­graphic ani­ma­tion in blog posts and though still in an alpha test­ing state, it’s not that hard … Con­tinue read­ing →

Blog­ging is still like Live Jazz from iWire is mak­ing me feel all guilty for not actively giv­ing this sub­ject more thought. All the power of the net­works we develop and use every­day some­what relies on prin­ci­ples basi­cally under­min­ing the … Con­tinue read­ing →

Burn­ing­bird posts some really impor­tant thoughts on the use of Cre­ative Com­mons licenses. But while proper attri­bu­tion, ‘theft’ of com­plete web­sites etc. could become a prob­lem in some cases, the use of ‘gen­er­ous’ CC licenses shouldn’t stand out as being … Con­tinue read­ing →

In a pre­vi­ous post I men­tioned the need for feed read­ers like Syn­dirella to be able to save to and/or import from OPML files on the net. Syn­dirella just released a new build with the import option included (with a … Con­tinue read­ing →

Ooh, looks like olekjeldhansen.com and many.dk don’t quite agree on the con­tent side of blog­ging (some funny points in there). A pretty clas­sic dis­cus­sion I have given some seri­ous thought myself too (every­one has, I guess). Can’t help to notice, … Con­tinue read­ing →

Hav­ing to sign up with Yahoo to be able to use the Syn­dirella mail­inglist made me for­get about it. But Brad Choate saved me the trou­ble of mail­ing a wish list; very rel­e­vant wishes indeed…

I’ve been run­ning Syn­dirella for a cou­ple of days now, and to me it seems a great deal bet­ter than Fee­dreader. The dif­fer­ence in nav­i­gat­ing actu­ally comes out to Syndirella’s advan­tage, and the sup­port of the dif­fer­ent for­mats are bet­ter. … Con­tinue read­ing →

Oh, goodie — thought I had lost it com­pletely try­ing to get an overview of the dif­fer­ent pos­si­bil­i­ties regard­ing Track­back and vari­ants hereof. Luck­ily Ben Ham­mer­s­ley just made a com­mented list. Thanx — it’s a great help!

The UnaBlog­ger’s got some­thing going… Noticed the spe­cial blog name at blo.gs but the con­tent proved even more funny. Maybe it would be a nice idea for netluder.dk to have a pimp rss feed… Must.get.site.done.soon.

Just found this — dan­ish news in rss — at outlog.org. Most useful!

Actu­ally, this was going to be my plan. After stop­ping post­ing unim­por­tant per­sonal stuff, I was going to pull it off by shar­ing thoughts about the post-dot com-crash soci­ety. But now he told every­one. On the other hand — he … Con­tinue read­ing →

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