A simple (by which I mean, mostly copied and pasted from the MT source) plugin to make categories first-class Trackback citizens, adding the four Trackback-related tags that entries have and categories lacked.
Remarkable how simple things like needing a permalink to put in a .zip, but needing the .zip uploaded before I can create the entry to get the permalink, can trap me in a vicious circle of reading weblogs and playing video games instead of actually doing something.
Either the terms of a software license matter, or they shouldn’t be in the license. Mostly I treat licenses like sausage, and try to avoid the details, but a closer look at the current Movable Type license, and the one with the copy of MT I’m currently using, leaves me feeling rather unsettled.
Six Apart is a company that screwed the pooch, that’s so far off the Cluetrain they can’t even hear the whistle. They are also my friends, and my friends get to make mistakes.
I’m getting a bit tired of seeing developers break things that are working just fine, just to push their new idea.
A quick and painless guide to writing HTML in more than just English.
A lovely Moz and Firefox extension to simplify subscribing to feeds in Bloglines, and very handy links to look up references to the current page or a link in the page.
Just when you’d completely forgotten about them, Blogger relaunches with actual new features! Features, I say. One of them is comments! Say goodbye, dotcomments support! Yes, I’m over-excited!
What better spam for a bunch of Mac-lovers who’ve never seen a site that’s too dumb to deliver text/html? Alexander Morozov’s comment spam just keeps getting better and better.
Two years with MT. Seems like forever ;)