Thursday, November 09, 2006
But I've always published by email …
- From
- "Jeff Cuscutis" <XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX>
- To
- "Sean Conner" <sean@conman.org>
- Subject
- Doesn't your blogging software already do this?
- Date
- Wed, 8 Nov 2006 09:16:34 -0500
http://blogs.msdn.com/craig/archive/2006/11/08/post-to-your-blog-by-simply-sending-an-email.aspx
I seem to remember you writing about how your stuff worked.
Jeff
Yes, my blogging software already does this, and has since … oh … October of 2001 or thereabouts. But, unlike blogmailr (which is the service mentioned in the link above) I do not support the MetaWeblog API (so all this is is an email-MetaWeblog API gateway with some additional code to handle attachments, which is something else I don't support) since, at the time, it didn't exist (I think) nor have I any real need to support the MetaWeblog API.
I might have to write a bit about DiceWars strategy …
- From
- "Bunny Reynolds" <XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX>
- To
- "Sean Conner" <sean@conman.org>
- Subject
- DICEWARS!!!
- Date
- Thu, 9 Nov 2006 03:11:21 -0500
Okay, what do I do when I'm ahead by quite a few territories, it's down to two players, and we both have 8 dice on all of our territories? If I'm not mistaken, it pretty much comes down to the luck of the roll, by then. I try not to leave any frontlines vulnerable, but honestly! I had four head-to-head confrontations, and I lost all four of them! Talk about crappy rolls! Is there anything else I can do except try? Or should I just keep ending my turns, see what my opponent can do?
bhr (Oh, nice, it's 3 a.m. and I'm playing Dicewars. Thanks ever so. 8-P
First I got addicted. Then Smirk. Now Bunny.
I wonder who's next?
Muahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Silver change III
Via The Mess That Greenspan Made comes a link to an interesting site noting the intrinsic metalic value of US coins. Now, I have old quarter (mostly silver) that's now worth quite a bit of money, but it's more than I expected.
In doing some research, I realized I got the actual weights wrong back when I first calculated its worth.
Well then.
But, with pre-1982 pennies worth twice their value in copper alone, perhaps it's time to go through my penny collection …