Thursday February 10, 2005
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Vanity Foul Dedicated to the wanderings of an egotistical mind. |
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Late to the party again Russell Beattie posted last night about a collaboration with Anthony Eden, which resulted in TagSurf. This is very much like something I've been thinking about adding to Roller, if only inertia hadn't gotten to me. I do a lot of thinking, if only I'd get off my lazy ass and do something.
Wikipedia is Evil Rogers Cadenhead discusses the ramifications of nofollow. Embedding .Mac looks pretty cool. Mike Clark notes that you can use the DotMac Kit to enjoy all the benefits of the .Mac services, and get a referral bonus to boot. Are there any analogies in the Java space, a "kit" that connects an application with an existing set of networked services? Yet Another WYSIWYG Editor widgEditor generates standards-compliant HTML, a big step up from the other HTML WYSIWYG editors out there. Don't get me wrong, the others are cool, and leaps and bounds beyond my capabilities. Yet it has always annoyed me that they don't generate proper HTML. widgEditor also appears to be quite lightweight and focussed on the basics (bold, italics, list, links). Some day soon I'll have to do a review of the editors Roller users and see if its worth the bother to add Yet Another. At the least it would make a good editor for Comments. Holy Macros RollerMan! JunkFood has two excellent posts on hacking Roller. The second one (the most recent) in particular levels valid criticism of Roller's documentation. At one point is was better documented, what variables were available, which macros, the interesting values and methods of the data classes. But that has all fallen woefully out of date. The GMail Virus I'm doing my part to not spread the gmail virus. I've got six invites, I've had them a long time, and you can't have them! And neither can you, so don't ask. no-follow refinements I'm conflicted on rel="nofollow?; that is, I doubt it'll do any real good, but I also doubt it'll do any real harm. However, I find the potential for harm to be the greater of the two. I like that people are already inventing refinements to nofollow. Based on that idea I'd like to add vetting to Roller's Comments. I don't get many comments, so it'd be easy enough for me to go in and mark each one "good", and then display good comments sans nofollow. While I'm at it, I can delete Spam; but until then Spam gets the nofollow treatment. Huh, Lou had the same idea. I wonder when I'll get around to doing this. Not soon, more than likely. I'd just like to say that...
That's what I've been trying to say for quite some time. |
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