September 29, 2004

the only feed it provided was an older version of the RSS format which Firefox did not support :)
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September 24, 2004

One day after enabling comments and I’ve had two genuine comments and 5 spam. Oy.
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September 23, 2004

Ian sees the WordPress light, adds comments, has apparently reinvented RSS autodiscovery.
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September 22, 2004

Well, God help Oregon, for beavers are the minions of Stan. Got that right, Bucky.
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This reminds me of a headache. So far, sounds like quite an education.
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Evil is trademark free : Thank Cthulhu!
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September 20, 2004

Explore THIS : heh.
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To the RSS community: Find a way to work together to create one standard : Heh. You must be new here.
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September 18, 2004

one million downloads : worthy of a pinkie to the mouth :)
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pk sings the truth about The Ramones
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September 13, 2004

Early dbagg3 demo : it's aliiiive!
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September 11, 2004

FeedMesh : ooh, shiny!
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September 10, 2004

Entry Notifications : first DropCash-ransomed MT plugin. I'm amazed at how well that went.
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MT Configuration Language Module for BBEdit 8 : or, as I like to call it, "convenient list of all mt.cfg directives"
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Google's "Browse By Name" in Firefox : give yourself an "I'm Feeling Fairly Lucky" addressbar search.
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Alternating comment colouring (or alternate anything else anything elseing) in MT, without PHP. Nice!
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Collaborative model synchronization : to read. And reread.
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The future of HTML - hint: it doesn't involve adding an X.
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September 09, 2004

CDATA isn't special : neither different nor a magic bullet. Hear, hear.
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ecto testing : Jonas on why you might want to use a weblog API client
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September 02, 2004

Burningbird : Tool Independence : a worthy goal.
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Rick Klau takes the MT 3.1 plunge
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Adam Kalsey on 6A and MT3.1 : and, er, on how I'm going to have to port SimpleComments to PHP.
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Hello World as a wonderfully documented Firefox extension tutorial
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456 Berea Street in application/xhtml+xml
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Microsoft wants you to install XP SP2 badly enough to send you a CD for free
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September 01, 2004

Jason's script to automatically close comments
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Richard's a Bryght Guy now : excellent!
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