Sun Feb 17 2002 17:40:
I'd really like a recording of Ray Noble's version of Slumming on
Park Avenue. Somehow I doubt even Napster in its heyday had that,
though.
Sun Feb 17 2002 17:40:
I'd really like a recording of Ray Noble's version of Slumming on
Park Avenue. Somehow I doubt even Napster in its heyday had that,
though.
I'm not cutting a release yet because 1) it's not 'productized', as we would say at work (you can't turn it off on a per-notebook basis and you can't choose what to display; it's always that little ball), and 2) it's a big pain for me to cut a NewsBruiser release, so I like to let changes add up.
I'm uncertain about the ball, if only because it adds an element of graphicality to the previously austere NewsBruiser. I thought about having a linked "x" or other character, but I think the graphic looks better. I may change my mind.
Sun Feb 17 2002 19:23:
As you can see, I just added a new feature to NewsBruiser the absence of which has been bothering me for a while. It's been possible for at least 2 years to link to a particular NYCB entry, but figuring out what the link to a particular entry might look like required looking at the date on the entry or the name anchor in the HTML code. No more! There's now a nice little link icon to the left of the date of every entry, which you can click to be magically transported to a URL which will display on that entry. It shows up whenever a NewsBruiser entry is rendered, so you can use it to easily link to search results (something that's been annoying me ever since I added search functionality).
Sun Feb 17 2002 19:36:
I changed the ball to a link-colored triangle--I seem to remember that working well on Doc Searls' site.
Sun Feb 17 2002 21:48:
Joe was sneaky and changed weblogs without telling anyone, but I hunted him down! His fatal mistake: mirroring the old site, complete with old comments, so that it showed up when I did a vanity search. And linking to me so that his site showed up in my referer logs.
Sun Feb 17 2002 22:20:
In addition to the NewsBruiser changes, today I wrote a little script for Sumana that goes through (pre-downloaded) Kuro5hin diary entries and formats them more or less the way they're formatted here. I also worked a bit on my game; I've got most of the game worked out in my head but only half the intro (and, of course, that fiendish puzzle) actually written down to my satisfaction.
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