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New Hebrew Dates (2.0) released!
When it rains, it pours… I just rewrote most of HebrewDates. The new version is 2.0.0, and is available at the Hebrew Dates release page. There’s basically no reason to use yesterday’s 1.0.4 release. New features: Complete rewrite of the date identification; much more reliable Code actually looks slightly sane now. I’m no longer embarrassed […]
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HebrewDates fix for WordPress 3.0 (2010 theme)
There’s a fix out for Hebrew Dates, which correctly supports the 2010 theme used by default in WordPress 3.0. Now dates generated by either the_date() or get_the_date() are supported. The new version is 1.0.4, and is available at the Hebrew Dates release page.
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SerCat released
I’ve released a replacement for both LogSer and ToSer called SerCat. It supports both stdin and stdout, and provides very basic terminal emulation (no arrow keys or functions keys yet).
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Send Data to the Serial Port
As a counterpart to the LogSer program, I’m releasing code that allows dumping data from stdin to an arbitrary serial port. The code can be downloaded as either source code or a compiled EXE from the ToSer release page under the Software section. To compile the source for yourself, simply run cl ToSer.cpp to compile […]
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See Spam plugin for WordPress released
I’ve recently been under attack by a lot of spammers, and have been a little worried that my spam filters may have been a little overzealous in blocking comments and trackbacks. I’ve been looking at Akismet‘s page of caught spam to make sure nothing got through. However, finding that one comment that got lost has […]