Finally found a few dollars to purchase Nick Bradbury’s FeedDemon. I tested a number of other feed readers out during the past couple of months, and while there are a few things some of them had that I would like to see integrated into FeedDemon—mainly Atom, which Nick has now available in the FeedDemon 1.10beta, [...]
It’s almost funny, in a wierd twisted sort of way…
Recently the comment spam problem for MovableType users escelated when some script kiddies released an automated comment spammer. The site hails it as:
“the first integrated solution for testing Movable Type blogs for working anti-spamming features”
Six-Apart, the team behind MT(MovableType) released a modification to enable comment throttling–limit [...]
Laurent Mihalkovic (big thanks!) has come out with a great plug-in that has taken care of a nagging annoyance in MovableType for me—no way to preview an entry with the template and style sheets that will be used when it is actually viewed by visitors. MT-Preview now adds another button to the “new [...]
Thursday, January 22, 2004
It’s almost funny, in a wierd twisted sort of way…
Recently the comment spam problem for MovableType users escelated when some script kiddies released an automated comment spammer. The site hails it as:
“the first integrated solution for testing Movable Type blogs for working anti-spamming features”
Six-Apart, the team behind MT(MovableType) released a modification to enable comment throttling—limit [...]
Tuesday, January 13, 2004
After the New York trip, I think it will be time to change the site over from XHTML(eXtensible Hypertext Markup Language) 1.0 Transitional to XHTML 1.1. The changes should be limited, mostly changing the javascript and form areas. The main area’s right now to break would be:
no language attributes allowed in XHTML 1.1
I’ve made two small changes to this site. Primarily from being able to play extensively on the development server without fear of screwing something up horribly. The changes really are quite small, but important none the less. The first change was to patch the MT(MovableType) source code to allow it to write out directory index [...]
Tuesday, September 2, 2003
If you have somehow discovered this site (I have only let a few know about it) then I guess I should let you know, that it is a very early work. Still very much unfinished. In software parlance I would term this as a 0.1alpha release.
Monday, September 1, 2003
Automated Year Archives for MT compliments of Brad Choate.
