Should work nicely.
Blockquotes work.
Posted from WordPress for Android (What we used to call Moblogging back in the days.)
Should work nicely.
Blockquotes work.
Posted from WordPress for Android (What we used to call Moblogging back in the days.)
It’s just a test blog these days. Go to LostFocus if you want to read something.
Posted from WordPress for Android (What we used to call Moblogging back in the days.)
Okay, now this is something awesome for the nerd in all of us: Tweet in Klingon. Try it, I dare you.

So, as we can see in this pretty awesome picture from a meal in the ISS, the NASA is sending up Sriracha Hot Sauce into space. And as one of these bottles is pretty much one pound, we can safely imagine that this up there might be the most expensive condiment – shipping alone cost a whopping $4,729, according to this serious looking PDF.
Read more about the sauce in this very interesting article at the New York Times. [via]

This girl, 19-year old Asuka Morimoto, apologizes for eating all the steak at a family dinner.
A page full of apologizing Japanese girls. The mind boggles. [via]

Good news, everybody: Super Mario Kart is now available for the Wii. For the first time I actually consider buying Wii Points. [via]
Oh wow. [via]
I had some problems bootstrapping WordPress MU so I can use it’s native functions for a command line script.
Basically those lines in wpmu-settings.php stopped the command line script from working:
162 163 164 165 | if( $current_site->domain != $_SERVER[ 'HTTP_HOST' ] ) { header( "Location: http://" . $current_site->domain . $current_site->path ); exit; } |
The fix seems to be to set the $_SERVER[ 'HTTP_HOST' ] to the root domain of the installation:
1 2 3 4 5 | <?php $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] = 'wpmu.local'; define('WPPATH','/path/to/your/wpmu'); require(WPPATH.'wp-load.php'); var_dump($wpdb); |