- November 13, 2002
RadioFAQsQuestion: For the last couple months, my Radio installation has been brutalized by a truly horrendous memory leak of some sort. I've asked for help with this over at the Radio discussion boards at Userland, but all I've ever heard from the Userland powers-that-be is "email your configuration" and "compact your data files". I never got anything in the way of a useful response to emailing my configuration, and no matter how I compact my data files, uninstall tools, turn on or off...
http://www.dws.us/weblog/categories/radiofaq/2002/11/12.html#a3827
- November 13, 2002
This month I have continued to update many of my stories. Those with the most additions and updates are shown below with links to the respective stories. The most volume of recent input to my stories categorized here as NEW A B C D.
Alternate Realities - This Science Fiction Topic has nothing to do with Radio or Weblogging how-to. Here I basically try to explain the Games Dimension, with a few movies, and I plan to do books later. This is NEW in the.
http://www.dws.us/weblog/categories/radiofaq/2002/11/12.html#a3826
- November 13, 2002
Radio Weblogs Wish: I have checked the preferences box to notify www.weblogs.com when my Radio Weblog is updated. There are various other services that feed off of this, that I talk about in my stories about Link Services, Search Engine Tips, etc. My updates are often in the area of the individual stories, most of them have to do with some Radio Documentation, or Blog Software in general, but the latest one I working on is a Science Fiction topic. What seems to show up...
http://www.dws.us/weblog/categories/radiofaq/2002/11/12.html#a3825
- November 10, 2002
RadioFAQsRadio Tip: Radio UserLand : Radio's XML-RPC Interface for the Aggregator. "Here's a new feature for Radio UserLand's news aggregator -- an XML-RPC interface that makes it possible to create user interfaces for UserLand's engine in any language or environment: In Flash, .Net, Java, DHTML, Cocoa, Python, Tcl, Perl, you name it. People want every kind of user interface imaginable. We want to leverage our work in aggregation engines across all possible environments." Cool. Archipelago
http://www.dws.us/weblog/categories/radiofaq/2002/11/10.html#a3819
- November 10, 2002
Experiences of switching to a new Radio weblog theme. Matt Croydon::postneo answered my question about how easy applying the new theme was:
The transition went pretty well. I had also tweaked my old theme, adding links and blogrolls down the side. I saved my home page template so that I could keep these tweaks.
The next step was to turn upstreaming off in Radio. I didn't want things to go live until they were ready. I had to remove every reference of Veranda and...
http://www.dws.us/weblog/categories/radiofaq/2002/11/10.html#a3815
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