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Friday, May 2, 2003
 

A picture named 7500_dollars2.jpgNews.Com: Campus 'mini-Napster' suits settled. "The settlements will see each student making payments to the RIAA totaling between $12,000 and $17,000, split into annual installments between 2003 and 2006." [Scripting News]

3:34:46 AM       Google it!


It wasn't pretty. My Radio started crashing on my hard drive big time about a month ago. So silly me, I thought I'd do a reinstall, so whatever was making it crash would go away.

And yes, I did back up my files. But something about the reinstall BROKE EVERYTHING. It won't recognize category files, archives. It is as if my blog lost its entire memory of itself! Wah!

Except the archives do still live up here on the server, where Google can find them. And tonight I manually had to restore the templates, because even just moving the templates into the correct space in the Radio folder from the backup files, Radio still wouldn't recognize them, EVEN WITH IDENTICAL FILE NAMES.

This just really chaps my hide. There is a lot to like with the Radio interface, but being dependent on folks outside your machine to activate stuff on the machine, especially when the documentation on restoring from backups is so thin, about made me crazy. I wish Radio all the best, but I am now investigating moving this site to a different server, and possibly finding a way to export the files, if I can, to later import into Moveable Type with MySQL, all in my own little domain.

Wish me luck! And if anyone knows a solution to my category and archive dilemma, I've really appreciate it.

Miasma <---April is the cruelest month

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Words fail me.. "Bling Bling" has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary. To be classified as a noun, pronounced "B to the Izz-L...." [MetaFilter]

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I'm not sure if my archives are working correctly when I reinstalled radio from a backup, so I'm trying to rearchive old posts.

Thursday, June 13, 2002

  Feds Stockpile Anti - Radiation Pills

Now THIS is the sort of thing I've been expecting. I'm still figuring out Radio Userland, so sorry no indent. I'm loving the XML stuff, but learning to make best use of the code, macros and stuff.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Filed at 2:52 p.m. ET

>> WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal agencies in Washington ordered 350,000 potassium iodide pills this week from a North Carolina company to protect people from cancer caused by radioactive iodine, which can be released in nuclear explosions. >>

They were passing these pills out at places near reactors the week before Ashcroft's Moscow announcement, but I got some PR thoughts on that, so more to follow.

2:01:06 AM       Google it!



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