T w e n t y S i d e d
I guess I should have announced earlier, there is a new version of Wavatars that fixes the major problems with getting Gravatars and Wavatars to work together.
WordPress 2.5 is due out soon, and I’m very curious what that will do to my plugin. This new version of WordPress looks to be a pretty big jump, and I expect a lot of stuff to break in minor ways. Anyway, you can get the update if you use Wavatars on your blog.
Spoiler Warning
A video Let's Play series I collaborated on from 2009 to 2017.
PC Hardware is Toast
This is why shopping for graphics cards is so stupid and miserable.
The Best of 2015
My picks for what was important, awesome, or worth talking about in 2015.
Programming Vexations
Here is a 13 part series where I talk about programming games, programming languages, and programming problems.
Pixel City Dev Blog
An attempt to make a good looking cityscape with nothing but simple tricks and a few rectangles of light.
Yay, I get my Wavatar back! :-)
I find it interesting how the wavatars and gravatar disply differently in IE6 and IE7
Also, I keep getting an error from any machine using IE6 that I can’t submit a comment, but the comments post anyway.
Probably related to PNG display in IE6… silly IE.
I’ve never understood how version numbers are assigned. Is it arbitrary or are there rules programmers follow?
Blur – Version numbers are usually three values, seperated by periods. The first number is the Major version number. The second is the Minor version number. The final is the “revision” number.
* Increment the revision when you’re just fixing bugs or fine-tuning existing features.
* Increment the minor number when you introduce a new feature.
* Increment the major number when you make a large jump in features, re-write part of it, or make other sweeping changes.
If I have to re-write wavatars for the new wordpress, I’ll probably advance the version number to 2.0.0 – and then if I have to fix a bug later I might make it 2.0.1
That’s the general idea, anyway. These are not hard rules, more like guidelines anyway.
That's the general idea, anyway. These are not hard rules, more like guidelines anyway.
Ah, kind of like the Pirate’s Code as laid down by the pirates Morgan and Bartholomew? :)
Bilbo: No. The Code is the Law.
Ah, I see. Thanks.
I don’t really have anything relevant to say, except that I love my wavatar.
Wavatars FTW
Wavatars FTW!!