This allows me to say things like SIP, RTP, HTTP or TCP!

Just setup a new plugin for adding file attachments to posts. This is my first test.

No Need to Click Here – I’m just claiming my feed at Feedster

So I’ve just been examining Technorati, trying to get the gist of it.

Great work guys, the best blog application just got better!

Since WordPress 1.5 was released yesterday, I upgraded this morning. As you can see, I’m using the default, Kubrick-based, theme; with just my photo added. I’d like to change the blue to a green, but my understanding of layers in The Gimp isn’t up to it yet.

As I mentioned here, I am attempting to add CamelCase Wiki functionality to this blog.

For example, I could have a AsteriskiChat page!

Update: I see that posts created as Wiki pages are still treated as normal by the front page. It would be nice if they could be ignored, no?

I went on a binge hack session on this blog!

• Converted from Textile 2 to Markdown and setup GeSHi

• Discovered per-category feeds and added myself to java.blogs

  To use this, simply ask fo /archives/category/$CATEGORY/$FEED, where $CATEGORY is the category path amd $FEED is the type of feed you want: rss2, atom, etc. For example /archives/category/software/j2ee/rss2.

• Setup search URLs

  This is cool! Want to monitor what garbage I have to say about “elephants”? Easy as pie! Simply point to /search/elephants like so, it even works with feeds: /search/elephants/atom. (Don’t send me bug reports about the previous search link sending you back to this post!)

• Setup a custom 404 handler here

I want to setup a Wiki style linking system as well, from here and I guess I should learn to write plugins eventually.

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I just ran a hack to convert all of my markup to Markdown from Textile 2 in order to improve my text and be compatible with GeSHi.

[php] < ?php $query = sprintf(“SELECT ID,post_content FROM %s”, POST_TABLE);

$db = mysql_connect(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD); mysql_select_db(DB_NAME, $db);

$rows = mysql_query($query, $db); while($row = mysql_fetch_row($rows)) { $post = $row[1]; $post = preg_replace(‘/^bq./m’, ‘>’, $post); $post = preg_replace(‘/^#/m’, ’1.’, $post); $post = preg_replace(‘/ ([s[{(]|[[:punct:]])? # $pre ” # start (‘.$textile_c.’) # $atts ([^"]+) # $text s? (?:(([^)]+))(?=”))? # $title “: (S+b) # $url (/)? # $slash ([^w/;]*) # $post (?=s|$) /Ux’,’ $3‘, $post); $output[] = array(0 => $row[0], 1 => $post); }

foreach($output as $row) { $update = sprintf(“UPDATE %s SET post_content = ‘%s’ WHERE ID = %u”, POST_TABLE, mysql_real_escape_string($row[1]), $row[0]); $result = mysql_query($update, $db); } } ?> [/php]

(And if anyone knows why the above code is not monospaced, please yell!)

If anything is amiss, please let me know. I doubt I will be fixing all the issues with punctuation after links…

Thanks,

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