Hey there. Other code monkey here. You may or may not be aware the guy what primarily maintains this thing kind of made it commit suicide a bit ago. We’ve been piecing it back together since, and now, I’m fairly sure we’ve got everything back. One of the casualties of blog suicide? Related posts–I’ve since re-related those posts. You now once again have the option of jumping from today’s audio post to a random, possibly unimportant post, about Shane’s cat. Yay. Or something. Enjoy.

Shane’s been upgrading, or otherwise breaking, post by email since the start
of forever, and now he may or may not have busted it with Gmail. Yay? So,
one or two minor twists later, we get to see what the Gmail modification
does to non-Gmail email. Yes, it’s geekish. Yes, it’s completely pointless.
But that’s why there’s a testing category. Now, then. Where’d I hide that
send button?

Hey there. Other geek/webmaster dropping in real quick. At Shane’s request and to help combat the tom-fuckery that is ODSP, the blog is now partially supported by AdSense. We hope where they’ve been put doesn’t pose a problem for users, but in the event they do, let one of us know and we’ll maybe think about changing it.

Note: when one of us gets around to it, there will be an updated privacy disclaimer to follow. Eventually.

You may or may not be aware the blog’s up and switched servers lately. It’s also slightly switched directory structures around–which, rather summarily, caused existing links to break all over the place. Oops. Some of you may have been seeing “page not found” errors as a response. Shane’s aware of it, and dragged me over here to put an end to that. Now, if you’re brought here via one of the few links who’ve managed to somehow haunt the top rankings on Google, like for instance this one, it won’t actually tell you to go straight to hell, as it’s been doing the past day or two–and yet still, that post is freaking popular. Now imagine if we’d caught this sooner. No innocent squeaks died in the killing of this minor, yet annoying, blog bug. Now, back to your regularly scheduled rants from that guy what actually owns this thing.

PS: Just for the record, regular expressions are the best thing since the internets. Just saying.

Shane has apparently been having issues throwing trackbacks at certain blogs. Noteably mine. This is not allowed to happen. Have this, for testing’s sake. If it breaks, I’m blaming The Planet on basic principle.

Random trackbacky type thinggy