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Technology

Different buttons

I love the magic corners on my PowerBook. I love the fact that if I send my mouse to that corner, all instances (windows) of whatever application currently have focus get displayed in bitty windows, but if I swing it over to this corner, everything with an open window gets displayed. And lets now forget that down here, the […]

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Technology Weblogging

WordPress Two Lookies

I listened to an interview with WordPress developers Matt Mullenweg and Donncha O’Caoimh. It reminded me that I hadn’t checked out WordPress 2.0 yet. I downloaded the code using the Subversion command: svn export http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk/ This gave me a copy of the code without the Subversion source code control files. I then uploaded it to my server […]

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People Web Weblogging

It’s a mountain Mohammed thing

“So I have a blog” the words read, as I scrolled down the entries at Planet RDF. And then I noticed the author: Tim Berners-Lee. In his first weblog entry, Sir Tim wrote: …it is nice to have a machine to the administrative work of handling the navigation bars and comment buttons and so on, and […]

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Web Weblogging

Online

Aside from adding some links and text, my first release of OutputThis! is online. Notice the exclamation point? Punctuation is the new black. The rollout of the Structured Blogging work is tomorrow afternoon, but I’ve been playing with it today. When SB rolls out tomorrow I’ll list links to the test weblogs, but for now, […]

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Web

Quick note before bed

Phil Pearson is talking about the project I’ve been working on for Broadband Mechanics the last few weeks. I’m not working on the Structured Blogging component; I’m creating a middleware server called Outputthis. A limited version of the service will be up for Tuesday for the Big Rollout, and then I need to add the rest: autodiscovery […]