bedeviled mojo slop

Hendrick's Gin is made with hints of Coriander, Juniper, Citrus Peel, Rose Petals, and an infusion of Cucumber. This palette of flavors imparts a suprisingly balanced, delectable complexity. The taste is clean and refreshing, yet unusually rich for a gin.

Weblog Server is fully compatible with Safari RSS in Mac OS X Tiger and makes publishing a weblog as simple as checking a box in Server Admin preferences. Weblog Server is based on the popular open source project 'Blojsom' and is fully integrated into Tiger Server with an easy-to-use interface, Kerberos authentication support and LDAP integration. Weblog Server provides users with calendar-based navigation and customizable themes and users can post entries using the built in Web-based functionality or with weblog clients that support XML-RPC or the Atom API.

somethingme is a set of services for information creation, aggregation and exchange across devices, protocols, and services. The first available service allows you to interact with your blog via AOL(TM) Instant Messenger.

Dude, if you pop an ollie on 53rd and Lexington near the Funny Time bodega, the signal is so much clearer. GNARLY!

• Linear post navigation as described hm'yah.
• Plugins that automatically add themselves to the administration console so that you can edit their settings. The moblog plugin and the macro expansion plugins are the two plugins right now that add themselves to the console. That means I can do fun stuff like add or remove authorized moblog e-mail addresses or change accepted MIME types for attachments or change the moblog mailbox information. It means I can add and remove macros like the one for http://blojsom.sf.net or http://sandler.sf.net.
• Fixed propagation of user information to the extensions, Atom API, Comment API, and XML-RPC.
• Improved memory usage as the extensions no longer retain information in memory or keep the XML-RPC handlers in memory.
• Added the "Days Since Posted" plugin. File that in the seemingly useless yet oddly compelling department.

Your blog software must support the Blogger API. It must implement the following Blogger API methods: getUserInfo, getUsersBlogs, newPost, deletePost. These are the commands that the service supports.

• login {username} {password}
• logout
• seturl {XML-RPC for your blog}
• setblogid {blog ID to which entries will be posted
• getuserinfo
• getusersblogs
• newpost
• endpost {true|false} (if true, the post is made, otherwise it is discarded)
• deletepost {post ID}

• login {username} {password}
• seturl {XML-RPC for your blog}
• setblogid {blog ID to which entries will be posted
• newpost
• {You are now editing your post. Keep sending messages to the service. When you are finished with the post, then you send the following command.}
• endpost true
• deletepost {post ID}
• logout

I guess if you really wanted to test this out, I can point you at the buddy to add to your list. You'll have to send me an e-mail directly (david (here is where you'd put an @ symbol) blojsom (dot) com). I'm not after anyone's blog usernames and passwords. If you don't trust me then don't send me an e-mail asking me to point you at the buddy.

This was my 2nd post via IM to this blog. I deleted the first when I tested the deletepost functionality

Update: After talking with the author of the AIM library, looks like the stripping of HTML also rips out international characters. So, I'll have to noodle more on a better way to handle this, but stripping of HTML can/should/must be done in the state when you're not editing a post. Otherwise, if you are editing a post, it simply takes content between Tag X and Tag Y. That should be fun since different IM clients can each send different markup around the message. So Tag X and Tag Y might be different depending on the IM client. At least I've got some options.

As I wrote to the overlords of Ping-o-Matic:

Oh great and noble Ping-O-Matic overlords:

You might want to just bump up this post (http://pingomatic.com/blog/archives/2004/05/20/metapinging/) onto the About page. Took me a minute to find that URL. In the pr0n sense, "that's the money shot". Otherwise, thanks for the service, it's now my one and only.

We do our thing, and return to the elevator for the return trip. We just catch the lift as the doors are closing, and join the woman already inside.

We then have the following exchange:

Woman: "Ahhhg! Hijacked." She has pressed the button to go up one floor.

We politely smile in apology, anyway. A moment later:

Woman: "Ahhhg! A CARB PERSON!" (pointing at David's bag of pretzels.)

We chuckle politely. Then:

Woman: "Ahhhg! A SUGAR PERSON! Even worse!" (pointing at my Twizzlers.)

me (11:14:55 AM): 
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=cinnamon+babka&btnG=Google+Search
me (11:15:54 AM): in less than a week, 
my link blog is google #2 for "cinnamon babka"
dan (11:16:22 AM): Awesome
dan (11:16:40 AM): Dude, that is so cool that you 
are almost but not quite the top result returned by a 
search that no one will ever run!
me (11:16:54 AM): yeah
me (11:16:56 AM): good point
me (11:16:58 AM): need to blog that

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