I suppose, since others have already beat me to blogging it (Chris, Firas), it’s probably time to mention my new plugin project here.
Multilingual is a WordPress plugin I’ve been developing with Chris Waigl (who blogs bilingually herself), and which has recently been generating some amount of interest among the international bloggers in #wordpress. Its goal […]
Why cyclists are always photographed from the waist up. (Not work safe.) Hat tip: Chris Waigl
Eric Meyer has a lovely story about his 13-month-old daughter Carolyn’s progress learning Baby Signs. It’s absolutely fascinating to think that one can communicate via sign language with a child who hasn’t yet learned to speak. Naturally, I immediately decided that all of my children will be raised using Baby Signs.
This year’s Macworld San Francisco was, if the deluge of blogosphere responses is any indication, extremely important. Apple introduced three very significant brand-new products and updated six others, in addition to more demoing of Mac OS X Tiger — all to an overwhelmingly ecstatic response.
I haven’t seen such a positive buzz come out of a […]
I’ve written a WordPress plugin for “asides,” or small posts. It requires WordPress 1.5, and may be downloaded from the WordPress plugin repository.
Further information, including the changelog and all future updates, are available on the plugin’s own page.
I’ve updated to the latest nightly of WordPress 1.5. I’m sticking with the default Kubrick-style theme for the time being, until I can finish redesigning the site.
I’m also using a couple of experimental custom plugins, which might cause some things to work incorrectly. If you notice anything not working properly, please email me (first name […]