Serencrapity

Monday, May 7. 2007

So I guess good blog software doesn't exist. In general s9y works pretty well, but the markup modules are horrible. I liked the TextWiki thing, but it had many problems. And now I couldn't figure out how to make a clickable image.

So now I use the bbcode plugin and just wasted 10-20 minutes on fixing all old posts. Lots of fun. Meanwhile it's over 30 degrees (Celcius, don't bother me with Fahrenheits, miles and feet, mmmkay? ;-)) here, so WHAT AM I DOING INSIDE?

Going outside now. Cya later.

Oh yeah, and I managed to get the airplane back, in case anyone wondered.

And in the park this morning I finally managed to make a good picture of a squirrel. There are many of them here, but they usually don't want to get close. This squirrel is now the logo on the gaast.net webmail server. :-)

cp: The Mars Volta - Cassandra Gemini (via last.fm, but I should really get one of their CDs...)

Posted by Wilmer van der Gaast in OSS at 00:35 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Hey, that sounds familiar. I've switched between Text_Wiki and HTML a couple of times myself.

I've considered switching to pyblosxom or something, but I'm not really looking forward to converting 200 blog posts to another syntax (even if parts could be automated).

#1 Jelmer Venrooij (Homepage) on 2007-05-08 17:38 (Reply)

a) je ken toch gewoon html typen? Zò moeilijk is dat niet. Ok, het kö wat meer typwerk, maar hoe kêres?

b) is die skwurl wat opgewonden? :/

c) je captcha's zijn niet aliased. Of is dat met opzet? :)

d) geïnteresseerd in een s9y2drupal.pl script? :P

#2 arne on 2007-06-15 08:32 (Reply)

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