Judging from my server logs, someone's added this site to their rss reader.  Normally that wouldn't be remarkable, but whoever it is has IIS7 on their machine serving the default page to the public.   It's odd to see a home machine configured to expose the web server to the public, and yet have it serving the default page.  I thought about running a more detailed query, but that would be rude, especially since whoever owns that server will likely see this.  You know who you are ;)

Fixed the Shoes link from the video post a few days ago.  I also made a change that I hope will help keep the site running more- it's down whenever I get home in the evening right now and I have no record of what caused the crash.

I contributed my fix for the Project84Grass theme --on which this blog is based-- back to the project.  This constitutes my first real Open Source contribution.  Unfortunately, it's just a style sheet change, not "real code", and it looks like the project is not currently well maintained so the fix may never make it back into production.

I had some issue getting dasBlog to send e-mails with daily log results, comments, etc.  I got it working, but I had to enable Full Trust.  Since I trust myself, I guess that's okay.  I might at some future date try to enable the specific permissions needed for the site so I can go back to medium trust.

There was a glitch in dasBlog that would make articles show up multiple times in the search results.  I google around a bit and found a fix:  find SearchViewBox.ascx and set AutoEventWireUp to false.

I spent some time today rigging up a customized banner image using Paint.Net.  I think it came out pretty cool, considering I know nothing about image editing.  I also set an account up for Melody so she can post too, though I don't know if she will since facebook and live journal work just as well for her.  But I at least will use this space to blog about family news and events.