the rock garden

Well, I have finally found a tool that I can use without buying Radio Userland, and it may actually work. It will probably take a long time to get pictures, and articles, and a blogroll, and some RSS stuff going. Especially with classes starting soon.
That's right, I'm taking classes full time this Autumn. One class, one day at a time. Maybe someday I'll have a Bachelor's degree. I'm already a bachelor, so I have that going for me.
Rainy day today, not much going on at work. Which explains why I'm experimenting with blogging software and posting mundane drek to the internet...
BTW, check out bzero at myelin.co.nz. You need a working Python environment to use it. But I hastily posted a crash dump into an email and sent it off to the volunteer developer who wrote it, Phillip Pearson, and within 24 hours I had a tip to get it working. This post is actually a test, cross your fingers :) Once it works, I can tar up the whole thing and put in on my iBook. Since I have a Python development environment working already, I think bzero should work fine. And then I can post from anywhere on my iBook. I need some webspace, so I can keep the latest tarball of my blog page somewhere for easy access. It would be nice if I could get bzero to work on a default OS X install too, then I could use it on the university lab computers. Gawd, I can invent worthless projects faster than the speed of light. I have a feeling the projects will drop to a crawl once class starts. Okay, posting, here goes!