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Leapfroglog Slightly Screwed

Due to a screwed up WordPress upgrade from 2.1 to 2.1.1 this blog is now slightly borked. Most notably, the custom theme I so painstakingly created is lost, as well as all the images in the posts that were not included via Flickr. I’ll see if I can rescue some stuff from old backups. Until [...]

Leapfroglog Now With MonsterID

Just a quick note to let my readers know the comments are now adorned with cute little MonsterIDs. I used this cool plug-in to generate unique monster pictures based on the email address a commenter leaves behind. Curious what yours looks like? Leave a comment and see. The image shown here is my monster (based [...]

I’ve Been Blog Tagged

First of all: happy new year to those I haven’t yet met in person! I’ll kick off the year with a blog tag post (thanks Peter). Never one to pass up a meme1, I’ll tell you five things you might not know about me (this could get embarrassing).

I enjoy playing roleplaying games (the old school [...]

Construction Continues – Tag Cloud in the Archives

Now and then I get around to adding another feature to this blog. A few days ago I plugged hitormiss’ weighted list into the archives page. Now I know tag clouds are the new mullets, and usability of these things is contested, but I just had to have one. It’s my blog and I’ll tag [...]

Gravatars Are Go!

God I love Wordpress. I got gravatars working in 15 minutes using the plugin and a dash of CSS. Now you too can be rewarded for leaving your e-mail address with one of those nifty headshots.

Welcome to the New Site!

Well, the move is complete. I’ve moved my blog over to my own domain. It was lying around doing nothing, so I may as well put it to use.

This blog uses WordPress 2 as it’s CMS. It was a breeze to import all the Blogger posts. Nice one, WP team!

I’ve forwarded all the RSS feeds [...]

Dashboard

This weekend I had some time to fiddle around with my homepage at www.leapfrog.nl. I decided to create a dashboard-like page that shows my latest contributions to several sites. I’m no programmer, so RSS Digest was a great help in glueing everything together. Thanks to the continueing opening up of the web’s content through RSS, [...]