I guess you could say I’m a nerd.
Funny, just found this guys site where he talks about NADD, and in a weird act of confluence, he mentions NetNewsWire which was what I was going to download after I’d finished at his site. Odd but predictable given the subject of that article.
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Something new in the sidebar. The link is generated with a WordPress plugin by Arne Brachhold.
Click it to add my blog to your del.icio.us bookmarks. I’ll be amazed if anyone would ever want/need to do this, given the content of my blog, but I think that del.icio.us is quite cool as an idea, so I though I’d add this feature.
UPDATE 18/02/06: I see a lot of traffic is coming to this entry, which may be disappointing for people as I’ve removed the del.icio.us bookmarking plugin from the site. About 6 months ago I cut the design of the site right back to the bare-bones, and I felt this feature wasn’t necessary or particularly useful, so out it went.
Where are all the images?
After all it’s “words and pictures from escdotdot.” To do this I need to adapt the template to create space for them, rather than have them as standard blog entries. And I need to figure out the technical side of things – I’m looking at a some WordPress plugins to facilitate this.
IE
I need to work on fixing the display issues with IE.
Another interesting application of GeoTagging/GeoBlogging. The map it produces is too bulky for me to want use it on my website – very much like that weather avatar that you can get, nice idea but just too idiosyncratic. I also got half-way through setting myself up and then realised that I wasn’t that keen on people knowing exactly where I lived. I’m funny like that.
I had no qualms about finding out who were my nearest bloggers though.
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