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Oh bother
Now I really can’t stop.
Grrrrr….
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Oh bugger
[blip.tv ?posts_id=606527&dest=-1] This is so not good. So disturbing that I’ve even considered getting a job this afternoon, just enough to buy some new kit and time to play more. Those who know me well, will understand how serious that is.
- dumbass | tags | technorati | technorati+tags | Tests
OK, so I’m a dumbass
Well manual tagging works OK, and the Category gets picked up. So what was missing? Well I went through the installation of the tag plugin again which was when I realised that I’d copied a default string with a dummy path into my mt.cfg file instead of one with the real path. Doh! So now…
Dude, where’s my blog?!?
Dunno, what’s going on – all the stuff’s still in the database, the template hasn’t changed, but the content’s just not showing up on the front page – anyone who sees this and has an idea of what’s up, could you please let me know? [update: clearly a case of the too lightness of my…
- announcements | dumbass | mild insanity | petri | Tests
Time to kill my auto-spam-blog (?)
I think, anyway. I’m going to leave it for another day. Here’s the story (the following link points to potentially nsfw material, as nsfw as reading your spam folder…): I set this up on a whim in September 2004 as an experiment in ego-surfing and autoblogging via e-mail – I subscribed to a google alert…
Too darn hot!
Or at least it’s too hot to play around with tagging anymore. I’m going to stick to manual tagging until I’ve got the energy to really read all the documentation (there isn’t much) on these tagging tools to understand how to get them to work. Pfui. For those who aren’t here, London and the South-East…
- alton towers | ancient history | conversation | photo-sharing | social media | social objects | tags | web2.0
Tagging social objects to enhance and encourage conversation
This started out simply as a post highlighting a slightly charming picture of my mother walking at Alton Towers, with her mother, and sticking her tongue out at the camera (held by my father, I presume). But looking at it in flickr and thinking about the people involved got me into thoughts about tagging and…