BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. To continue my work on ThreadNeedle, I needed to update my server’s Berkeley DB installation to take full advantage of the persistent features of the Redland RDF Application Framework. Since Berkeley DB is also used with our Movable Type installations, I felt it was only prudent to upgrade the weblogs on my […]
I pinpointed the code that wasn’t executing in Movable Type and have forwarded same on to Ben. I know the issue is a data one, but hopefully this will provide enough information so that Ben can give me some direction as to how to incorporate categories back into this weblog. I also finally sent $20.00 […]
I get my cable modem today, which means I can move my work on ThreadNeedle over to the server. Unfortunately, that’s the same server that serves this weblog as well as my other sites. My way of saying stuff happens. Progress reports, status, work in effort reported over at ThreadNeedle discussion.
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I like Movable Type’s trackback, but the problem with it is that now there’s two areas whereby the popularity of a posting is judged – the comment count AND the trackback count. If a posting is a zip-zip, should it just quietly fold its tent, wonder off into the desert […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. DSL is still a problem. The phone company will be coming out to test for a short in the line, and I’m on modem until then. Also working on ThreadNeedle, which I want to finish and put out so that others can grab and manipulate and improve. Big whoop.