I've taken awhile to warm up to lifestreaming services like FriendFeed. I've got enough social networks to manage, so a meta-network seemed like an unnecessary addition - particularly since I tend to use each network for very different reasons. Yesterday, though, on Boris Mann's site, I fell in love with the very simple way that he was using FriendFeed as an aggregator to display his lifestream to site visitors.
drupal
Plug: New gnovis issue, and a new gnovis/drupal theme
Just a quick plug to promote the publication of a new issue at gnovis, where I am entering my second year as Managing Editor.
Ouch
Note to self. backup /sites directory before upgrading drupal.
Otherwise, your friends will laugh at you for having such an ugly website.
DrupalCon Boston 2008 - The State of Drupal
Highlights from Dries Buytaert's keynote address.
- Overview of Drupal 6 - bigger community, better administration, easier theming, more secure, more scalability, easier to develop for, better localization. The State of Drupal is <strong>
- However, Drupal is still in the early adoption phase, and a transition to the mainstream is essential (and very difficult). What must happen:
- Redesign drupal.org
- Drupal 7 killer release
- Broad, strategic changes
oh, by the way... Announcement: sleepcamel.net Relaunch!
i'm sure it's pretty obvious at this point, but i guess i should formally announce that i've relaunched sleepcamel.net with a new look and a new backend. i haven't bothered to go through my old livejournal entries, nor have i moved any of my old content, but i really just wanted to get it back up so I could start blogging again. i'll probably do more migration later. or maybe not.
Brad Weikel is a writer, activist and technologist, living and working in Washington DC.
