by Katherine Villyard | Dec 22, 2006 | geekiness
Thanks to Mark Paschal (the author of OpenID Comments for MT), OpenID is back. I’ll probably never know why Brian’s OpenID stopped working–my guess is that it’s just borked–but the LJ account I was using to test was missing a piece in the...
by Katherine Villyard | Dec 22, 2006 | geekiness
The Parable of the Managers. Goest thou, oh managers of IT, and learnest thou the truth of the way of the profit. For I hath toiled in the codebase of Ahimelech, and many times I hath reverse-engineered and finished the undocumented projects of those servants who hath...
by Katherine Villyard | Dec 17, 2006 | geekiness
Because I had geek envy, I upgraded my version of Movable Type. Thus far it looks like it was completely painless. Of course, I did RTFM first. 😉 Hopefully you won’t notice at all.
by Katherine Villyard | Dec 16, 2006 | geekiness
Brian migrated his site to Drupal. I have geek envy. If I had any content other than my blog, I’d consider migrating myself. Just for fun, you know. Because I want to play with the geek toy! But no. I’m sticking with Movable Type for now, because I’d...
by Katherine Villyard | Dec 9, 2006 | geekiness
Apparently, OpenID mysteriously quit working with LJ. I’ll assume that’s why I haven’t received any comments since September. Comments are moderated because of spammers. Specifically, it’s because there is a special circle in hell for people...
by Katherine Villyard | Dec 3, 2006 | geekiness
At least, it made Brian give me a weird look. 😉 I’m considering doing all my composing in plain text rather than Open Office or AbiWord. Why? More portable–easier to sneak in work on other machines (*coughcough*the office*cough*). I won’t need to...
by Katherine Villyard | Sep 18, 2006 | geekiness
Please come back up soon. I’m jonesin’ here! Must… do… this week’s… critique! *mouse hand twitches convulsively over refresh button* Love, Me
by Katherine Villyard | Sep 6, 2006 | geekiness, short fiction
Somehow, the story I sent Ann Crispin was missing a line I thought was in there. No wonder she didn’t notice it. 😉 It must be part of the conversion from Open Office format to rich text format. Note to self: Do not maintain too many versions of a story in too...
by Katherine Villyard | Jul 1, 2006 | geekiness, life, the universe, and everything
Getting my gallbladder hacked out. I’d hoped, in my naïevete, to get some writing done in the week off work. But no. I also thought that I’d finish an involved novel critique I’m doing for someone, and that was also Not Meant To Be. I should get...
by Katherine Villyard | May 18, 2006 | geekiness, novels, scripts
I actually have… an outline. And the motivational spreadsheet of doom to track my wordcount. And… version control. Yes, version control, like programmers use. Why, yes, I am a geek. But I could have used version control sooner–I realized at one point...