Changing Again Soon
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I'm going to mess with the web site again soon. This isn't it, exactly. I like the places I've gone content-wise; although I still feel very restricted and unable to talk on my blog. However, I want to go *back* to a few things podo had before, like the random photos, which people loved apparently, the clean layout, which worked better on dad's PDA, the fusebox functionality, which makes me happy as a nerd. Oh, and I want to play with fusebox and ajax. I'm not past that hurdle yet. And I need to re-post and rewrite my early fusebox articles. And write a few more. People liked those. As for the code, Movabletype is great but when it doesn't work I don't know how to fix it. At the very least, if I'm going to use someone else's code, I should use WordPress so I can hack it. Duh.
Also, I'm thinking about this whole blogging thing. Feedburner can slurp in items from del.icio.us and Flickr and slap them in my feed. This makes me think about making my "blog" here a client of the feed, and not the other way around. Although, it would have to go both ways, since I do post the occasional entry around here. Just some thoughts...
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I've been playing with the Yahoo Interface Library, especially the Ajax stuff. Trying to figure it out. It's documented, but not thoroughly documented... :-) But it's cool.
Oh, and I just now saw your gravatar! That's what I get for using the admin interface.. NICE! Way to play it pimp daddy...
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Aug 27, 2008
I've been playing... my google-maps proxy SSL sneak has me pretty eager to do something else new and different... Yahoo just released their new maps API... and, just to stick it to Google... they actually DOCUMENTED it... so Google is infinitely less interesting at the moment... but I still have to devour the Yahoo GUI elements api... bleh...
Oh and my JOB... I should do my JOB as well... which today was to defend one of the brokers against a malicious coder... he made a marginally glorified access report and was charging 50 hours labor.
My response was that if it took me (who claims to be good at, but not a guru, as does the piratey developer [Yargh!]) more than 2 days to do what he did I should be fired.