diff --git a/_layouts/tag_index.html b/_layouts/tag_index.html index 939054e..2a36852 100644 --- a/_layouts/tag_index.html +++ b/_layouts/tag_index.html @@ -10,4 +10,4 @@ title: Posts tagged "{{ page.tag }}" {% endunless %} {% include article_list.html %} {% endfor %} -

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diff --git a/_plugins/tag_index.rb b/_plugins/tag_index.rb index 6a6f0a6..fe247d7 100644 --- a/_plugins/tag_index.rb +++ b/_plugins/tag_index.rb @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ module Jekyll self.process(@name) # Read the YAML data from the layout page. self.read_yaml(File.join(base, '_layouts'), 'tag_feed.xml') - self.data['tag'] = tag + self.data['tag'] = tag # Set the title for this page. tag_title_prefix = site.config['tag_title_prefix'] || 'Posts Tagged “' tag_title_suffix = site.config['tag_title_suffix'] || '”' @@ -41,8 +41,9 @@ module Jekyll if site.layouts.key? 'tag_index' dir = site.config['tag_dir'] || 'tag' site.tags.keys.each do |tag| - write_tag_index(site, File.join(dir, tag), tag) - write_tag_feed(site, File.join(dir, tag), tag) + dest_dir = File.join(dir, tag.gsub(/ /, '-')) + write_tag_index(site, dest_dir, tag) + write_tag_feed(site, dest_dir, tag) end end end @@ -74,6 +75,7 @@ module Jekyll # def tag_links(tags) tags = tags.sort!.map do |item| + item.gsub!(/ /, '-') "#{item}" end diff --git a/_posts/2003-07-06-some-site-fiddling.md b/_posts/2003-07-06-some-site-fiddling.md index e54fde6..1778122 100644 --- a/_posts/2003-07-06-some-site-fiddling.md +++ b/_posts/2003-07-06-some-site-fiddling.md @@ -12,8 +12,5 @@ tags: so, i've been playing around with the site a little bit... playing some more with drupal, and re-arranging some other stuff. most notably, i've seperated my "files" and "gallery" stuff. they're available via links in the right-hand column... but also you can go directly to: http://cvs.walkah.net/ or http://gallery.walkah.net/. - - (p.s. i also uploaded 2 - that's right 2! - new pictures from canada day) -(p.p.s. there's a list of my geek toys here) diff --git a/_posts/2004-01-08-ooh-a-new-toy.md b/_posts/2004-01-08-ooh-a-new-toy.md index 8a6a672..4778924 100644 --- a/_posts/2004-01-08-ooh-a-new-toy.md +++ b/_posts/2004-01-08-ooh-a-new-toy.md @@ -6,6 +6,6 @@ permalink: blog/walkah/ooh-a-new-toy tags: - geek --- -

so, a while back when slimp3 released their 'squeezebox' i said something here about wanting one. well, i didn't get one, but that's ok because i just read that linksys has a wireless dvd player in the works... so this is like the other one, only it plays dvds and can even show my photos. plus, i've had fairly good luck with linksys stuff in the past (for soho shtuff).

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so, a while back when slimp3 released their 'squeezebox' i said something here about wanting one. well, i didn't get one, but that's ok because i just read that linksys has a wireless dvd player in the works... so this is like the other one, only it plays dvds and can even show my photos. plus, i've had fairly good luck with linksys stuff in the past (for soho shtuff).

i've become a complete geek toy consumer. how the hell did that happen? :P

diff --git a/_posts/2004-03-26-irssi-proxy.md b/_posts/2004-03-26-irssi-proxy.md index 9f8ef1e..77c7f3a 100644 --- a/_posts/2004-03-26-irssi-proxy.md +++ b/_posts/2004-03-26-irssi-proxy.md @@ -8,8 +8,6 @@ tags: --- for a while now, i've been on a kick to move toward more graphical computing environments. i no longer use mutt to read my email on a regular basis and i even occasionally use osx finder or *gasp* nautilus under gnome. one thing i hadn't addressed yet was irc. i use irc a lot for co-ordinating with others on projects, etc. therefore, i like my irc to be 'always on'. this has meant using irssi inside gnu screen. for a while, i've been contemplating running an irc proxy so i can experiment with other gui irc clients. until i found this: -irssi proxy. this allows my currently running irssi + screen to simply act as a proxy for other clients. very cool!! so now, i've got the best of both worlds. check out xchat via irssi proxy: - - +irssi proxy. this allows my currently running irssi + screen to simply act as a proxy for other clients. very cool!! so now, i've got the best of both worlds. you also may notice (from the screenshot) that i'm now running fedora core 1 on my main workstation instead of debian. more on that later... diff --git a/_posts/2004-06-17-meet-audrey.md b/_posts/2004-06-17-meet-audrey.md index 513f474..9aea9fe 100644 --- a/_posts/2004-06-17-meet-audrey.md +++ b/_posts/2004-06-17-meet-audrey.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ so, i've finally set mine up and gone through this site. after some struggling with it (thanks for your help alex!) i managed to get it working the way i wanted. you can almost see the results in the attached photo. -i'll continue to log any further hacks here. +i'll continue to log any further hacks here. diff --git a/_posts/2004-11-24-ecto2-with-amazon.md b/_posts/2004-11-24-ecto2-with-amazon.md index dfa9102..8896c44 100644 --- a/_posts/2004-11-24-ecto2-with-amazon.md +++ b/_posts/2004-11-24-ecto2-with-amazon.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:

just a few days ago, i had some ideas about some neat ways to incorporate some amazon stuff on my blog - partly as an excuse to play around with their webservices api (i know, day late - dollar short) - so i signed up for an associates account. well, as if he was reading my mind, the amazing ado blogged about his latest feature for ecto2 : amazon link building. so, to test it out, let's try building a link to... say... the new mike doughty album:

- +Mike Doughty - Skittish / Rockity Roll
"Skittish / Rockity Roll" (Mike Doughty)

shazam! now, that's good stuff. diff --git a/_posts/2004-12-30-holiday-loot.md b/_posts/2004-12-30-holiday-loot.md index 625328b..2893c76 100644 --- a/_posts/2004-12-30-holiday-loot.md +++ b/_posts/2004-12-30-holiday-loot.md @@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ it's been a good holiday. in addition to getting some much needed downtime and a nevertheless, it resulted in an overwhelming amount of toys... here's a quick recap:

diff --git a/_posts/2005-01-06-dead-isight.md b/_posts/2005-01-06-dead-isight.md index f47f040..5468e26 100644 --- a/_posts/2005-01-06-dead-isight.md +++ b/_posts/2005-01-06-dead-isight.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ tags: - mac os x ---

-what a bummer, but it looks like it's official : my brand new iSight is dead. what's worse (for a guy like me) is i have absolutely no idea why it died, or how to avoid a similar fate for a replacement. all i know is this: +isight camerawhat a bummer, but it looks like it's official : my brand new iSight is dead. what's worse (for a guy like me) is i have absolutely no idea why it died, or how to avoid a similar fate for a replacement. all i know is this:

when i first tried my iSight following it's arrival on Dec. 30th, i had the typical mac-user joy of just plugging it in and watching it work beautifully. super. so i fiddled with it for a while... experimenting with the different mounts, etc. we were away the 31st and 1st - i left the isight attached to my laptop and (if i recall correctly) turned on (i.e. lens open).

diff --git a/_posts/2005-06-01-ah-slashdot.md b/_posts/2005-06-01-ah-slashdot.md index a197d75..f1ac419 100644 --- a/_posts/2005-06-01-ah-slashdot.md +++ b/_posts/2005-06-01-ah-slashdot.md @@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ someone *please* explain to me why "slashdot doesn't do full-post RSS feeds or that they strip out all links (trying to eek every last advertising dollar). but, lately every post on slashdot worth reading is already in my aggregator-of-the-week (as a full post, usually). and now.... now i come home to this? what, am i to expect intriguing discussion in the comments?

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diff --git a/_posts/2005-12-09-terminus1525-v3-10000-and-growing.md b/_posts/2005-12-09-terminus1525-v3-10000-and-growing.md index 3346226..ef1ca2c 100644 --- a/_posts/2005-12-09-terminus1525-v3-10000-and-growing.md +++ b/_posts/2005-12-09-terminus1525-v3-10000-and-growing.md @@ -17,4 +17,3 @@ all in, it seems to be working... the site has a renewed energy, and sometime in (oh, and did i mention, they're giving away free ipods too?) -terminus1525 : youth arts culture canada diff --git a/_posts/2007-02-06-democamp12.md b/_posts/2007-02-06-democamp12.md index 915aa2c..49876ce 100644 --- a/_posts/2007-02-06-democamp12.md +++ b/_posts/2007-02-06-democamp12.md @@ -11,4 +11,4 @@ tags: - torcamp ---

Despite some rather nasty weather, I managed to make it out (along with over 100 of my good friends) to last night's DemoCampToronto12. Personally, I thought this was one of the better events. It helps to start off with some quality demos. I really enjoyed David Humphrey's overview the work his students have been doing with the Mozilla project. I had the privilege of meeting David at FSOSS, and love the exposure to free software development and community he's providing for his CS students - take note, UofT. It was also great to have Will Pate's overview of Flock, not 'cause I learned anything new about flock, but because it means Will's here (and thanks for dinner Will, it's on me next time!). Kudos also for a good demo from Alec Saunders of Iotum for their presence app for blackberries - I'd love to give it a shot when you've got series60 suppoort! Oh, and they said the magic word of upcoming XMPP integration :)

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To me, however, the best part of last night's event was the general feeling or realization that there is actually a strong community here. Personally, as someone who can't make it out to all the events, I have found the "Always on Unconference" that we've started lately in the torcamp skype room as a great way to keep in touch, follow up, etc. However, as a relentless advocate for free software and open protocols and standards, I urge the community go pop in to either the #torcamp irc channel or the xmpp group chat - you can find me in both :) Looking forward to the next event!

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To me, however, the best part of last night's event was the general feeling or realization that there is actually a strong community here. Personally, as someone who can't make it out to all the events, I have found the "Always on Unconference" that we've started lately in the torcamp skype room as a great way to keep in touch, follow up, etc. However, as a relentless advocate for free software and open protocols and standards, I urge the community go pop in to either the #torcamp irc channel or the xmpp group chat - you can find me in both :) Looking forward to the next event!

diff --git a/_posts/2007-04-23-openid-at-democamptoronto13.md b/_posts/2007-04-23-openid-at-democamptoronto13.md index 585a818..e70361f 100644 --- a/_posts/2007-04-23-openid-at-democamptoronto13.md +++ b/_posts/2007-04-23-openid-at-democamptoronto13.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags: - democamptoronto - openid --- -

DemoCampTorontoTomorrow night I've volunteered to subject myself to the scorn and ridicule of the local TorCamp community by sticking out my neck and doing a demo at DemoCampToronto13. Actually, it was this post by David Crow that inspired me, specifically:

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Tomorrow night I've volunteered to subject myself to the scorn and ridicule of the local TorCamp community by sticking out my neck and doing a demo at DemoCampToronto13. Actually, it was this post by David Crow that inspired me, specifically:

And if I have to sit through a demonstration of a tag cloud or web login form, so help me.
diff --git a/_posts/2007-05-30-camping-in-toronto.md b/_posts/2007-05-30-camping-in-toronto.md index acd5beb..cd6b8cc 100644 --- a/_posts/2007-05-30-camping-in-toronto.md +++ b/_posts/2007-05-30-camping-in-toronto.md @@ -12,5 +12,5 @@ tags: ---

I suppose it's no surprise given that it's Toronto Tech Week this week, but my week so far has been filled with more TorCamp events than my typical week. On Saturday, I had the opportunity to attend my first official BarCampToronto. Seems kind of odd, given that I go to lots of events with the local "barcamp" crowd, and I've been to other official barcamps, but this was my first one in Toronto (technically BarCampToronto #4).

As I've related to some folks who've asked already, I thought BarCamp went really well. My entire morning was packed with very interesting conversation : talk of a Canadian mobile users advocacy group (to help instigate change in our wireless data rates, followed by an excellent discussion about Mozilla with Mike Beltzner, and then a pretty killer debate/discussion about the new Facebook developer platform. Perhaps it was just me, but I was pretty well spent by lunch so the afternoon seemed a little less jam packed. I did lead a session on OpenID which spurred some interesting questions and discussion, but after that I kinda just hung out.

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Yesterday, I spent the day at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference down at the Metro Convention Centre. While sometimes referred to as "enterprise camp", this was nobody's unconference. Despite some scheduling snafus (we ended up having to hold both tracks in one room and things ended up over an hour off schedule), I think it went well. Of course, I was there doing my .

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Yesterday, I spent the day at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference down at the Metro Convention Centre. While sometimes referred to as "enterprise camp", this was nobody's unconference. Despite some scheduling snafus (we ended up having to hold both tracks in one room and things ended up over an hour off schedule), I think it went well. Of course, I was there doing my OpenID song and dance again (to a slightly different crowd). There was more interest in OpenID than I had guessed there would be amongst "enterprise" folks. I also learned that a very large insurance company here in Toronto implemented a very openid-like identity system in house a few years ago, and are considering migrating it to an openid-based solution. Very cool!.

Sadly, however, I think that about wraps my participation in tech week. No, for those who keep asking, I will not be attending Mesh today and tomorrow. Maybe next year...

diff --git a/_posts/2007-09-15-off-to-barcelona.md b/_posts/2007-09-15-off-to-barcelona.md index ac82757..d8f9c59 100644 --- a/_posts/2007-09-15-off-to-barcelona.md +++ b/_posts/2007-09-15-off-to-barcelona.md @@ -15,6 +15,6 @@ tags:
  • Image handling in core... for real this time. It wouldn't be a Drupal conference if I didn't, right? I have not spent as much time as I'd like lately with image/media stuff in Drupal - but a lot of really great people have. I'm hoping to gather as many of said people as possible, survey the landscape of "image*" modules and devise (or at least share my thoughts on) a plan for making Drupal better with images out of the box.
  • Drupal and SimpleXML. This will be a brand new talk, but one I'm excited about. The move to php5 brings lots of advantages for developers, but the one I'm most excited about is the option to ditch all of our old expat-based parsing code in Drupal. As someone who enjoys writing a lot of 'web-services' type code, consuming and producing XML documents in a simple and efficient fashion is exciting.
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    I'll also be sitting on the Drupal Association panel and hope to rock out on the Live podcast (those are always fun). It should be a busy week! :)

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    I'll also be sitting on the Drupal Association panel and hope to rock out on the Live podcast (those are always fun). It should be a busy week! :)

    I'm super excited to see all the awesome people in the community - especially some of the new fathers. But, I'm *really* excited to be bringing my son Andrew with me. I love getting to travel as part of the Drupal community and am so excited to get to share a new adventure with my favourite guy on the planet.

    Back to packing...

    diff --git a/_posts/2007-11-17-buh-bye-burbs.md b/_posts/2007-11-17-buh-bye-burbs.md index 7e66113..c815c35 100644 --- a/_posts/2007-11-17-buh-bye-burbs.md +++ b/_posts/2007-11-17-buh-bye-burbs.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ tags: - toronto - life --- - +window at the new place

    For those of you who hadn't heard: two weeks ago (on November 1st), I moved. I have finally said "so long" to the suburbs. If you're familiar with Toronto, I'm now living on Gladstone Ave, just north of Bloor (near Dovercourt Park). I have to admit, I'm pretty darn happy about it.

    Despite having been on the road for 11 of my first 15 days in my new place, I feel like I'm already starting to settle in a bit. I've already met 4 neighbors, am walking distance from pretty much everything I need (including Rosie's convenience on the corner which just so happens to stock organic dairy and organic coffee!) and it turns out a handful of friends already live in the 'hood.

    More soon I'm sure, but expect to see me around the city (and at the office) a whole lot more now!

    diff --git a/_posts/2008-01-23-toronto-drupal-users-rock-out.md b/_posts/2008-01-23-toronto-drupal-users-rock-out.md index b6f2b3e..d81af32 100644 --- a/_posts/2008-01-23-toronto-drupal-users-rock-out.md +++ b/_posts/2008-01-23-toronto-drupal-users-rock-out.md @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ tags:

    Way to go, guys! It's so awesome to see the local gang rockin' out in the global community!

    diff --git a/_posts/2008-02-24-jabber-org-goes-drupal.md b/_posts/2008-02-24-jabber-org-goes-drupal.md index 0d8f356..17b0422 100644 --- a/_posts/2008-02-24-jabber-org-goes-drupal.md +++ b/_posts/2008-02-24-jabber-org-goes-drupal.md @@ -10,4 +10,4 @@ tags: ---

    jabber.orgPicking through my email and RSS on a Sunday afternoon, I noticed that jabber.org has finally relaunched using Drupal! I think this is exciting, as it brings together two of my favourite technologies.

    I've been peripherally involved in the XSF/jabber.org Drupal initiatives for a few years now. While I wasn't as closely involved in this site launch as I'd hoped to be (due to time constraints), they've definitely got my support and I hope to help this initiative continue to grow!

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    Congrats Peter and team!

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    Congrats Peter and team!

    diff --git a/_posts/2008-04-24-google-soc-drupal-openid-and-attribute-exchange.md b/_posts/2008-04-24-google-soc-drupal-openid-and-attribute-exchange.md index d45e43c..76e6ef9 100644 --- a/_posts/2008-04-24-google-soc-drupal-openid-and-attribute-exchange.md +++ b/_posts/2008-04-24-google-soc-drupal-openid-and-attribute-exchange.md @@ -9,6 +9,6 @@ tags: - openid - soc --- -

    Summer is coming - which means it's time for Google's Summer of Code. This is the fourth year of the project (and the fourth year that Drupal has been involved). We continue to be one of Google's favourite open source projects this year grabbing 21 spots - which means a $105,000 investment in Drupal development this summer!

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    Summer is coming - which means it's time for Google's Summer of Code. This is the fourth year of the project (and the fourth year that Drupal has been involved). We continue to be one of Google's favourite open source projects this year grabbing 21 spots - which means a $105,000 investment in Drupal development this summer!

    I'm excited as this will be my third year as a mentor and my project this year will be OpenID Attribute Exchange support for Drupal. Attribute Exchange is one of the next important pieces in digital identity and one that I'm pretty excited about. My student, Anshu Prateek, has shown a lot of enthusiasm. I think it's gonna be a good summer!