Posts from 2009

All posts from 2009.

SyntaxHighlighter2 WordPress plugin released

SyntaxHighlighter2 WordPress plugin brings Alex Gorbatchev's SyntaxHighlighter 2.0 to WordPress with 6 themes and valid XHTML output, replacing the older plugin.

WordPress object cache with memcached backend for vanilla WordPress

Patch the WordPress memcached object-cache backend to prepend $blog_id to keys, letting multiple standalone WordPress installs safely share one memcached server.

FeedBurner Widget plugin released with MyBrand support

FeedBurner Widget 1.2 for WordPress now supports FeedBurner MyBrand, letting you display your subscriber count using your own branded feed domain.

Read only Facebook - Database write failed

Facebook went read-only for about 10 minutes, blocking status updates and comments with a database write failed message — a brief but frustrating outage in 2009.

jango vs. last.fm

Jango vs last.fm — Jango wins on track quality and discovery accuracy while last.fm excels at finding new genres. Both are great for different listening habits.

Google Analytics for WordPress plugin is incompatible with AddThis plugin

When both Google Analytics and AddThis plugins are active, WordPress generates invalid markup. A patch fixes onclick attribute merging to keep your HTML valid.

WordPress plugin Smart Throttle 1.0.0 released

Smart Throttle 1.0.0 lands on the WordPress plugin repository with configurable throttling — install or upgrade it right from the WordPress Plugins dashboard.

My fight against comment spam on Wordpress blogs - Smart Throttle

Smart Throttle WordPress plugin automatically adjusts comment flood timeouts based on hourly rate, stopping spam bots without CAPTCHA or writing a single DB row.

Subversion to Git

Switching from Subversion to Git reduced development time significantly — no more waiting on commits, merge anxiety, or overwrite fears. Development is fun again.

Use KernelCheck to build the latest kernel for debian/ubuntu

KernelCheck automates building the latest Linux kernel on Debian and Ubuntu, requiring minimal interaction while optimising the kernel for your specific hardware.

v4l supports Avermedia PCI pure analog (M135A)

Avermedia M135A TV tuner works plug-and-play on Linux 2.6.28 with video4linux — all local channels, remote, and audio via sox with no manual configuration needed.

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