‘Aye up! What’s going on???

This is most odd! During the last month, my stats have sky-rocketed (well, not my feed stats, as I’m not posting enough regular quality content yet), yet I haven’t posted anything since February (and that was just a copy and paste job, so really I haven’t posted since way back in November :-$)

Youtube Vs. GoogleVideo Vs. Revver

Just seen these over on Chris Pirillo’s blog (Actually, i saw it on Ponzi’s if we’re being picky, but anyhoo), and i thouight it was hilarious. Play each video in sequence (Top to bottom)

New WP Dashboard interface

New WP.com Dashboard interface. See here. Looks pretty nice, really. Am too busy with school stuff atm, but will blog again soon.

Problem embedding youtube clips

Righty then, following the success of my previous youtube test, it would seem that for some reason i can’t embed videos in  my blog . and the videos have been removed from my previous post. I giess it’s something to do with wordpress.com, but I’ll investigate sometime.

 

Technorati Tags: Youtube – blogging

Search Engines and Me

Following on from my previous post, I decided it would be interesting to see how I ranked on various other searches on a selection of search engines

Got a response about the WLW UI

Following on from a previous post, I did post on the WLW support forums as promised, and I’ve had a response thus:

Insert Technorati Tags Plugin

The latest plugin I’ve got for WLW is one to insert Technorati Tags into the bottom of a post. I found out about it here, a post by Keyvan Nayyeri which was intended to show how simple it is to produce a WLW plugin. I’m thinking about having a play and creating a very simple plugin to insert the <!–more–> tags into the html after a preset number of words, so that the option excerpt is in a nice place.

Anyhoo, I’ll tell you what I’m listening to, then I’ll try and add some tags, so fingers crossed, this should work:

I’m currently listening to Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) by Green Day

Technorati Tags: Blogging – WLW – Plugins

Testing An Optional Excert Workaround

I read on the WLW forum today that it’s possible to create an intro by inserting a <!–more–> tag in the html view. Let’s try one here: