Starting with this release, I will be donating 5% of profits to the Autism Research Institute and 5% to The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association (ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease).
Since the inception of Caffeinated Content 2.8, I’ve been taking it in a radical new direction. Thus far, I’ve added Youtube support, enabled the [...]
The beta hasn’t even been released yet and already the list of additions for v2 is large (and growing).
For instance:
Something I’ve talked about since the inception: scraped inline images. OOooh.
More rewriting options: thesaurus, etc. Woo.
Some sort of wp-cron scheme for comment approval. Yay.
Proxy support. What’s that for anyway?
Keyword injection. AAaagh.
Link injection. Gasp.
Non-English content. [...]
I spent the latter half of the day getting rid of a couple of bugs that were nagging me…one being the modifications to categories that the newest version of Wordpress introduced.
Better to get rid of as many now rather than face the bad PR of a bad release.
Anyway. I have a couple of features [...]
Okay, so I’m not perfect and neither was my time of events. As I posted earlier, I had hoped to have a package put together for release by last Saturday.
Unfortunately, stuff came up–apparently my wife thinks her company picnic is more important than this.
Anyway, I’m going to work toward this Saturday. That way [...]
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
…to release Wordpress Q&A!
Today, I finished up some of the key elements in the cheesy protection and registration scheme. Yes. Cheesy.
Tomorrow and Friday, I’ll work through some of the last few bugs Wordpress 2.3 has introduced. Their new database scheme threw a lot of stuff out of whack. Oh well. I’ve also decided [...]
Friday, September 28, 2007
Got a Wordpress blog but don’t want to manually update it? I am about to release a plugin that will allow for you to generate (AUTOMATICALLY!) content based on Yahoo Answers.
This is a true blackhat plugin. It incorporates Markov string content rewriting (as well as one other method that will remain a surprise for now), [...]
