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Here’s a random list of things I learned while attending the Naperville Bloggers outing tonight: – “Lawrence Lessig-ish” is an adjective – You can have “food hangovers”. Rick has been affected by bbq in the past while Kris has had a bad experience with shrimp – I have an eagle-eye for lesbians making out on [...]

This is a public comment to Mike over at ocomik.net. I couldn’t get your comment form to work so I figured I’d share my response to your latest post with everyone… “I’m sure that if your wrote an API within Ruby, changed the name to spell out something ending in “.us”, tied Flickr into it [...]

I’ve been on a quest to find the perfect RSS Reader/News Aggregator for probably the last, oh, several years… The biggest problem is that I go between two different computers (using a Windows machine for my work life and a Powerbook for my personal life). The news aggregators that I’ve used in the past have [...]

Tom started doing something very interesting this past weekend that he learned from Sean Bonner. If you have a weblog (or contribute to several weblogs), you’ve probably thought to yourself: “What if there was one site that aggregated all of my postings that I make across various weblogs?” Sean discovered that you could create your [...]

I just finished talking about installing MovableType on Panther and while typing up that entry discovered something really cool in MovableType that I wasn’t aware of. I’m not sure if it’s a feature or a bug (there’s such a fine-line between the two!), but I’m currently using Mozilla Firebird and had an open session logged [...]

Fantastic tutorial for installing MovableType on Panther…

Feed On Feeds is a server-side personal RSS aggregator. Feed On Feeds sounds like exactly what I’ve been looking for. Feed On Feeds is what I’ll probably be installing tonight. If this product is as good as it seems, I will be very very happy. Thanks to Steven Frank for the heads-up on this utility…

The Onion takes on blogs… Funny. :)

There has been a ton of spam coming through the comments of this site (as well as many others that I read)… Ben Trott posted some information about fighting this new type of spam that is hitting people with weblogs over at the SixLog site. He mentions that in MovableType Pro (no word on an [...]

TypePad, the latest weblogging “platform” (or is it really an “application”?) from the folks at SixApart (who also brought you MovableType), has been released to the public today… There is some really cool functionality in there that is quite tempting… The only thing is that I really enjoy the fact that my MovableType installation is [...]