ElePHPant Haven

So, I now get told whenever the URLSegment of a page gets changed due to a conflict by a dancing monkey. ajshort made the original hack, and I tidied it up.

I've found the limit in Hold On! It's a great app, but crashes at a certain point, which I have reached twice.

At the request of a brother (the weird one. Female contact is bad.), I have added more links to the RSS items that have more stuff. Just like the ArticleHolder page types.

Just pointing out this article that could totally be me. If I was female and stupid enough to leave Larry alone in a car.

I have added WhatPulse stats for my user and team to the sidebar. Due to the increased usage, I have decreased two of the items on the blog.

I have set up a Flickr feed so you can all look at some of my pictures, without needing to go to Flickr. Also means I get to use the Flickrservice module.

I've finally uploaded some of my photos from my trip to Egypt. I've got more on Schwipe/Larry, but probably wont get around to uploading them.

Google, Yahoo!, Ask and some others should now be automagically pinged whenever some content changes, which should hopefully mean they crawl my site more, so I get a better ranking.

If you're a girl and planning on dating me, this may be helpful. If you're a guy that plans on dating me, um, I'm not sure that would work out...

Is important.

I know that some of the widgets (kudos, IM status) are broked. I'll be fixing them when I get around to/can be bothered doing it. If they brake completely, at least they're now after the content so you'll still see that. Can you stop bugging me about them now?

Oh, 10 hours. 

The launch of Chrome has publicised this particular evilness (single of evilnesses (which is a word, even if it gets a red underline) incase you were wondering). Don't get Chrome. It's just a rip-off of other browsers. Use Safari, which has a later version of the rendering engine, or ditch Safari (like I have) and go straight to the WebKit nightly builds.

Anyways, this particular evilness is to do with Google and a clause in their Terms of Service (ToS), which applies to almost every Google service (I think GMail and Chrome are the only exceptions).