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Technology Weblogging

Progress Report

I am in the midst of converting Wordform’s architecture into supporting multiple weblogs. The procedure I worked out, over coffee at Border’s, is the following: Pull the SQL statements out of all the application files and incorporate them into one file. The reason for this is to help me identify all of the SQL bits […]

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Technology Weblogging

FYI

In case you’re curious, or see odd behavior now and again with this weblog, I’m making the code changes for Wordform directly on the source running this site. By working on a ‘live’ site, I get to test the changes as they’re made. More than that, this forces me to be very careful with my […]

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Technology Weblogging

Progress Report

I am in the midst of converting Wordform’s architecture into supporting multiple weblogs. The procedure I worked out, over coffee at Border’s, is the following: Pull the SQL statements out of all the application files and incorporate them into one file. The reason for this is to help me identify all of the SQL bits […]

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Weblogging

While I was recovering

…from this weekend, a couple of neighborhood type things came up. First, Mr. Delacour has finally gotten off of pot. Oh, excuse me, I have that wrong (need more bananas) — he’s gotten off the pot and rejoined the land of the, urh, well, us. Whatever us is. Oh yeah! Apple Mac OS X using webloggers! You gotta love […]

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Weblogging

Webloggers and other ancient mariners

Dave Rogers sounds a bit ambivalent about weblogging at the moment, so I thought I would publish a poem by the odd and delightful Ogden Nash that I think he’ll appreciate. By the way, Dave, you have to stay around; we need more people that know “War of the Worlds” is a remake. So Does Everybody Else, Only […]