Exodus

[norgg]

So, I've been poking around with some ruby libraries and stuff and finally sorting out norgg.org a bit. I'll add more bits of content to it over time, but for now I'm going to just do blogging over there. There's ATOM feeds for those who use the things and I might get round to syndicating it over here, or try to figure out how to use the lj api

Comments

[norgg]

Yeah, commenting on norgg.org is done through hoodwink.d at the moment, which is a fairly shiny, if somewhat pointless, thing that just lets you write commentary on any webpage that anyone else with it installed can view. It's also largely populated by non-retards at the moment due to the intentionally obscure instructions. Not sure if I'll bother with allowing conventional comments, it amuses me to have it as it is.

The spinny lights are from stock.xchng under this licence.

If you can't be arsed with hoodwink.d, you can always just throw me email at norgg at norgg.org.

[norgg]

Just as a hint for anyone interested in hoodwink.d, 1. goes in your hosts file. The rest you should be able to figure out yourself.