Novell is giving away copies of SuSE Pro. Step 3: Profit!!! Hat tip: dented21 in #wordpress.

Molly explains her move, an interesting read.

mod_validator offers several advantages to the W3C validator. Worth checking out if you run Apache 2.0.

WordPress plugin allows people to subscribe to a weblog through email. Nifty.

Molly E. Holzschlag, author of Teach Yourself Movable Type and much else, has switched to WordPress. Her switch was quite an adventure. Getting the data out of a partially-corrupted Berkeley database into something either MT or WordPress could parse really was a challenge .

Christine, who came up with the name “WordPress” about a year ago, has switched to WordPress from Movable Type. 3,500 posts and 17,000 comments were imported without a hitch.

Anyone have a copy of Danny O’Brien’s Life Hacks video from NotCon? (Update: The video is now online. I’m downloading it now.)

Rotten PEAR. I’ve noticed a “good ‘ol boy” mentality in most of the PHP “community” efforts. Is PHP succeeding because of its community or in spite of it? Hat tip: Jeff Moore.

How to make your Perl code more obscure

“Help bring us closer to the goal of replacing the graduate student in literature with a small Perl script.”

Use WordPress’ built-in authentication to secure your blog.

The story of the man the movie Terminal was based on.

Map out your posting locations, very groovy. Uses RSS.

Dan Brickley, creator of FOAF and W3C RDF advocate, is using WordPress.

Judge blogs by their covers, powered by WordPress.

Bush2004 upgrades to WordPress blog, I think I saw this guy at SxSW, if he was indeed the one wearing the bush2004.com hat and t-shirt.

CNET News.com linking policy. Seems sane.

A Windows/Apache/MySQL/PHP distribution offers WordPress as their first plugin. Is it just me or do all of these things come out of Germany?

On Coltrane’s A Love Supreme: “I think about Kenny G., for instance. His rythmic session is much more regular, whereas Coltrane’s session seems sometimes to loose the beat.” (Listen to Branford’s interpretation of one movement.)