Automatic Thumbnails

All images loaded into a Vanila site now have thumbnails automatically created.

###What can you do?

* Choose to have all images displayed as thumbnails by default, clicking on the image to see the fullsize picture
* Choose to have all image displayed full size by default
* Choose on a per image basis whether or not it should be viewed as a thumbnail
* Choose on a per reference basis whether or not an image should be included as a thumbnail.
* The max height and width for a thumbnail are configurable

On my site right now, all images are by default thumbnails, with certain images overriding that default.

###How’d I do this?

I’ve made use of the mogrify command from the “imagick” suite, which must be installed for this to work. Each time an image is loaded into the system, I use mogrify to scale the image to be within the max height and width from the site prefs. This image is then loaded into the database alongside the fullsize image.

What do you think?

Emacs as a weblog interface?

I love it!

What fun to watch my referrer logs and watch the hits come pouring in from Scripting.com. Ok, it isn’t like I’m being overwhelmed here. After all, how many people are that interested in an Emacs/Blogger interface? I’m guessing not that many.

But that is just because they don’t understand that Emacs is similar to Userland’s Radio in that it is all about progressive revelation.

Incomplete Pass is the Least of Oakland’s Worries

Forget the call, they may loose their head coach.

John Gruden has told his agent that he won’t be back after the ’02 season. It’d really be a shame if Oakland looses such a talented coach.

Here’s what some other’s have to say:

B5 Fans mixed on Rangers

I guess I’m not the only one!

Many of the posts here are just way to harsh, but there’s some good insight as well. I’m just keeping my fingers crossed for a new series out of the deal. I mean, [[B5]] started with [[The Gathering]], a mediocre effort at best, and look what it got us: the best science fiction series ever put on television!