Sep 22nd2007-09-23T06:08:59ZM jS
Check out this hilarious music video by The Chemical Brothers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJEacTZmd7I
Sep 20th2007-09-21T05:11:26ZM jS
Wondering what will be new in Monday’s WordPress 2.3 release? Aaron has a great post on his blog.
Sep 15th2007-09-15T08:10:29ZM jS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiqkDm9UoKo
Man, Seth Green is f’ing hilarious. lol
(If you have no clue what he’s talking about / spoofing, check out the original.)
Sep 12th2007-09-13T05:37:52ZM jS
Ozh has created a sweet name cloud listing out the nicknames of people who have helped squash bugs in WordPress. Definitely worth checking out as you might even see a familiar name. 
Sep 7th2007-09-08T06:03:29ZM jS
I didn’t want to upgrade all of my WordPress 2.2.2 installs by uploading the tons of files to each install, so I used the WordPress Trac to get a list of changed files and stick them in their own folder.
Since I was doing so, I figured I may as well share it with you.
Please note that this is entirely unofficial and unsupported. Backup your database, etc., etc. That said, it should work fine.
Sep 5th2007-09-06T01:24:07ZM jS
I’ve just released two new plugins (well, one and a half really as the 2nd is just an addon for the first).
I preset to you all, Templatedia. I had been looking at Wikipedia’s (i.e. MediaWiki’s) templating system and realized that it’d work well if it was ported to WordPress.
For example, say you’re a music artist and you have a post or page for each song you’ve released. On each post/page, you have a little float’ed box that’s styled and contains like a download link, details about the track (year released, etc.), or whatever. Well, rather than copying and pasting that HTML from post to post, you can just create a new template and use it.
{{mytemplate|year=1999|genre=rock|filename=song.mp3}}
The possible uses are countless!
The other plugin I have released is called Templatedia Chess. It’s an addon for Templatedia that adds in a new template that is a port of Wikipedia’s Chess diagram template. I coded it for fun and to test Templatedia to make sure that it could handle complex templates, but it also works quite well and hopefully a couple people will find it useful.
Enjoy!
Please leave any comments on the plugin on the plugin’s homepage.
