Xeni Jardin:
Google has launched Google Maps, a DHTML-driven, map-making engine that pans smoothly and zooms with ease. Other features: directions, business locator, and zero ads (for the time being, at least). Link. It does not suck at all. (Thanks, Greg Brown)

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Since updating my Movable Type installation last month and adding a new look to my primary site (http://www.elfintech.com/reflection/), the plug-in I used to use to mirror that blog to LJ has been spotty. I've continued to work on it, and even thought a few days ago that I had it working again (hence, the backlog of posts from January that suddenly showed up here), but it's just not compatible with another plug-in I use to consolidate my other feeds into my MT site. When I want to mirror to LJ, I have to log onto my server and physically rename the separate plug-in files temporarily (in order to turn one off and the other on), and then name them back afterwards. It's a big hassle, so for the time being I'm not going to be updating the LJ mirror.

If you have me on your friends list and want to continue reading elf-reflection, I have RSS and Atom feeds available that might make that simpler for you:

RSS 1.0: http://www.elfintech.com/reflection/index.rdf
RSS 2.0: http://www.elfintech.com/reflection/index.xml
Atom: http://www.elfintech.com/reflection/atom.xml

--Thom

"Welcome to the key-worded universe." Salon looks at tagging.

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A great interview with Flickr's Stewart Butterfield.

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elfintech posted a photo:

Roof detail at the Ceremonial Teahouse Sunkaraku ("fleeting joys") inside the Asian wing of the Philadelphia Museum of Art

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