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Well, plans change. I did manage to implement a call to an XSLT stylesheet that’s out in the wild, and it does work but… The whole point is to display the XML inside of a more human readable browser-type window. Damn [Safari RSS][1] just does a much nicer job than I could ever hope to…
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I think this will be next on my hit parade. I’m going to work on making an [XSLT stylesheet][1] for use with the tags RSS that [Squib][2] produces. Hopefully this will mean that clicking on any of the tags associated with a post will produce readable information. At least that’s the plan. [1]:http://greggman.com/headlines/2005/2005-01-16-xslt-rss.htm [2]:http://squib.rubyforge.org/
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I’ll second [Steve’s][1] request. We really do need a logo. [1]:http://houseofwarwick.com/entries/00000016.html
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I’m inclined towards [Matt’s][1] feelings regarding comments. Summarized here. > The long and short of it is this: >>It’s relatively easy to come to my house in the dead of night and daub “Matt Mower is a total asshole” in bright yellow paint on my (or my neighbours) walls for everyone to see, but you…
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Hey, I’ve finally decided to move this blog over to my own domain. I’m not sure what’s going to happen with all the Google links, but I hope they don’t break too badly. I’m going to see if Lawrence will put in a 301 redirect to my new URL. If you’re reading this then please…
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It seems that [Steve][1] is settling in on [Squib][2] as his new blogging app after being a [Radio][3] devotee for so long. His concerns about a database-based CMS are no longer present. Clearly the right database makes all the difference. I’m glad Steve’s on board and can put his considerable talents to helping [Matt][4] and…
