I have a feeling it's going to be deep and meticulous, and probably fairly personal.

Oh. Hmm. Errr. Personal you say?

More than likely, says the writer in my head. Sometimes blogging is like stripping down to your underpants in front of millions of people. ('cept only a few dozen of them are really watching.)

Now my writer is calling for coffee....

Given the fact that Radio doesn't seem to want to update pages, and tends to render stuff I don't want it to render, and doesn't seem to have as good of a template system as some of the others (as there are only a handful of Radio themes, but thousands and thousands of MT templates).

What does everybody suggest?

I took Mark Pilgrim's Textile.py and modified it to work as a BBEdit filter.

Took me all of 2 minutes to modify the script to use fileinput.input() instead of of stdin().

Get my modified version here

Enjoy.

• BBEdit FAQ: CVS over SSH in BBEdit. Project Builder is just like BBEdit here - follow these steps
• To create your SSH keys: ssh-keygen -t dsa, in Terminal. Then cp ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub to somewhere where you can get it in the Finder. Transfer it over to your remote machine, and move it to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 (there on your remote machine).

  Make sure your usernames match up.

  Also see SourceForge Guide To Generating and Posting SSH Keys. While there's a fair bit of Sourceforge specific stuff, some concepts can be applied.

There you go. It should work for you now.

Hope this helps some people

Yes, is wicked cool.

No, it does not make sense if you don't play Halo.

Yes, we're nerds.

Thank you.

Update: A friend pointed me to Physics Experiments in Halo. Holy Crap.

Wohooohooo!