Month: September 2004

Now in Beta: Radio Userland 8.1.

Brandon Fuller has written a plugin that provides enclosure support for Movable Type. Excellent!

py2exe: convert python scripts into standalone windows programs

The GAIM instant messaging client hits 1.0. Congratulations, and great work!

As promised, the Friday’s debugging story in the latest audioblog post. Or subscribe to the audioblog feed using one of the ipodder programs.

Some fodder for the next audioblog. I just figured out how to reproduce a bug that appeared on a production server after I made some optimizations to .LRN’s internationalization subsystem. There were 60,000 requests in the twenty-four hours that the optimizations were live. Of these, 55 resulted in errors. Now I can generate the errors on our dev server. But now my browser is set for Chinese/Simplified [zh-tw] as its preferred language.

soma fm is listener supported, commercial free Internet radio.

Adam and Dave talk about presidential politics for a part of the show. It reminded me of a sign, pictured right, that I came across while driving on Cape Code a couple of weeks ago. The line of sight in the photo is a bit oblique, so it might be hard to read. The sign says “No Trespassing, Golfers Only”.

Trade Secrets, a new Web radio show from Adam Curry and Dave Winer, debuted last night. I managed to catch it with ipodder last night, before even seeing the announcements on Dave’s and Adam’s weblogs. Beautiful. I’m looking forward to more…

Mícheál Ó Foghlú calls it “RSSifying a directory.” Perfect.