Just a small thing I've noticed this morning, but the Ludicorp logo on Flickr.com is now gone and ways replace with the Yahoo logo :-( I just hope that this is the only thing that changes on Flickr. Not that I'm a Yahoo-hater, but I signed up on Flickr because I wanted Flickr and nothing else. Let's hope that this was the only change...
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Flickr.com loses Ludicorp logo
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Some problems
Sorry, but I'll have to reset the priority of hacking the wp-admin panel thanks to some data loss and some other problems with my current development server. I'm currently not completely sure what caused the data loss but I only see 2 possibilities right now:
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links for 2005-04-30
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emerge -fp downloader
Before replacing Gentoo with Ubuntu on my server I want to give it another chance. The problem is, there seems to be a problem with at least one of the system packages (like autoconf or automake). I tried to compile and install ApacheHTTPD and PHP like I've done it on some other servers, but the Makefile doesn't seem to produce a working install label. For example the Apache Makefile never installs the modules and PHP doesn't install the module before chmodding it.
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A new problem
While trying to compile and install PHP and Apache I've noticed a problem: All the module installation commands (should be libtool calls) where blank. Not I at least have a feeling what's going on there. In the libtool wrapper script provided by Apache (which is also used for PHP later on) the actual libtool calls are stored in the variable $CMD. The problem is, that this variable seems to be reserved, so it can't be used for normal assignments. After replacing the variable with $MYCMD (no cookie for me tonight)
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links for 2005-05-01
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Problems solved and new plans
Updating Bash finally solved the $CMD problem so I could today finally start playing around with Ajax ... and I really like it :-) I'm still far away from the tags support in WordPress, but this is only due to quite a lot of other work that has some higher priority for me currently ;-) But I will continue playing around with Ajax and hopefully I will have some time this weekend to get some real work on the WordPress tagging support done. The first from the outside visible changes will perhaps happen before since "tags" will only be categories which can be easily renamed to look like tags before implementing the backend ;-)
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links for 2005-05-02
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Dynamically loading modules in Python
For a small fetch script I wanted to be able to simply put new modules into a certain directory and let the script use it at the text start. Python offers with the import(...) function a really nice tool for something like that. Here a small example:
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links for 2005-05-03
