I published a few changes to my blog template today.
This post is mostly for me so I can remember when I have made a change, but comments are welcome.
Update: I can see that the sidebar padding is wrong in Firefox, but looks perfect in IE. Why, why, why do we still have to deal with these incompatibilities? Argh.
Most of the time I lose track of where people blog. I only view posts in my reader.
I’m constandly reminded that some are on Blogger because their feeds keep switching back and forth between full and partial: Dan Ciruli, Kim Greenlee, Dr. Chadblog. I’m sure many others.
I understand the switching cost (I’ve done it twice now), but please get off of Blogger. Use a tool that works. WordPress.com is free and it works. Use that.
Please.
I have noticed a trend: a watering down of the term “death march”.
Robert Scoble is the latest to fall into it: blogging the reason his new show is delayed, he mentions that the PodTech Web team is on a death march.
Death marches (regarding software, anyway) are projects doomed to failure.
I’m pretty certain that isn’t what he means — if he did, I think Robert would be looking for a new new job.
Tags: blogging, Software-Development
I guess I’ve been asleep at the aggregator. Actually, just busy driving a release; anyway, I see from Kevin Burton that Rojo has been acquired.
In addition, Kevin puts on his 20/20 hindsight spectacles to praise himself:
In hindsight, I don’t ever think Rojo was given the credit it deserved. Feed search in particular. In fact, earlier this year when Ask/Bloglines released their feed search it was pointed out that Rojo had been doing the same thing for months.
Just kidding you, Kevin. Congratulations — I hope this acquisition is good for you.
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