Other Stuff Blog

Microsoft announced the launch of their own free hosted blogging service – MSN Spaces. They do not offer API at this moment, so you can’t use BlogJet to post to Spaces.

Today doctors discovered that it was not chickenpox that hit me on September — it was some sort of viral hemorrhagic fever with kidney failure. Luckily, I almost recovered, while 5 of 100 people dies of this fever. 

The virus is carried in rodent reservoirs, so I wonder if it was my computer mouse who infected me  Anyway, now I try to use touchpad instead of mouse since I bought a laptop to code BlogJet while lying in bed. The new version — BlogJet 1.2 beta — will be available this or next week.

Nick Bradbury (FeedDemon’s author) wrote:

Wow. I never expected Green Day would put out an album as great as this. I've been listening to it practically non-stop for three days.

Wow x 2. I never expected Nick likes Green Day too . Didn’t I said that I was the creator of the most popular Russian websites about Green Day a few years ago?

Some news about me here: I’m sick of chickenpox and have complications with kidneys. So it will take more time to recover than I thought. I’m lying in bed all the time, spending days at hospital. But I feel better now.

Sorry for not anwering — I will reply on forum and emails as soon as I get well.

Sorry for not answering to the forum – sadly, I’m sick now. I plan to recover in a week.

Traditional PR is dead,  long live DIY PR: http://www.streamlinewebco.com/blog/_archives/2004/8/25/129292.html

Which technology is better for your business? Tris Hussey has an answer: 

“I think all three are important and serve different purpose and are an excellent example of how the three web technologies co-exist extremely well.”

Read: http://www.blogcatalyst.com/blog/_archives/2004/8/25/129541.html

By the way, we now has a Wiki — another great web technology.

We are glad to announce the availability of BlogJet Wiki that can be found here: http://blogjet.com/wiki/
 
It has two sections - Documentation and User-supported Wiki.  
Please feel free to edit pages and create new topics. You contributions to Notes on configuring BlogJet for different blog services are especially welcomed!