27 Dec 2006

Happy Whatever

I figure that I have no excuse for not updating this thing when I've been on vacation for almost two weeks. Something to keep in mind if you run Community Server and you've ignored your blog for a while: when you go to your blog dashboard and click on the number next to "Awaiting Approval" for comments, you are presented with the list of comments published on your blog, and not the list of comments awaiting approval. Make sure you are aware of this before you start nuking comments. Otherwise, you will look like me: stupid. Thankfully, I think I only killed one legit comment. Apologies to whomever just got bumped.

I have many things to catch up on. Apparently there is a new service pack for CS, which I will attempt to deploy over remote desktop (since I am not home from vacation yet). I've also got an update for NinjaFish.CommunityServer that I've been meaning to publish for, oh, a month, which includes a new CS module that (hopefully safely) allows HTML in blog comments.

[Update] Fifteen minutes later and we have another flawless service pack application. Yay for easy patches!

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Comments

Croix said:

You have too much vacation time.

Maybe we should call Justin...

# December 27, 2006 @ 7:10 AM
Croix said:

Almost forgot..

On the Friday before Chrismas...

Can we detect what timezone the user's browser is in and change every date on the site to reflect that? It shouldn't be that hard.

umm...no.

# December 27, 2006 @ 7:13 AM
NinjaFish said:

I told you that time zone class would come in handy eventually.

# December 27, 2006 @ 6:55 PM
Knuckles Dawson said:

raWr.

We still need to play some 360 together sometime. Or at least chat more often. Happy Whatever to you, too!

# January 4, 2007 @ 7:53 AM
NinjaFish said:

I need to actually turn on my 360! The Wii and the DS have been occupying most of my time for the last month or two. I still haven't finished the campaign of Gears of War (which I am not going to do until I can get together with my brother for some co-op).

# January 4, 2007 @ 3:11 PM