I have updated my Mass Spam Delete plugin for WordPress 1.5, and added a feature or two. Go over to the announcement and check it out.

Podcasting from Linux: Another detailed look at Podcasting, but this time from a Linux perspective.

WP 1.5 Include Page Plugin This plugin will allow you to include the contents of a static page at any place in your template. Useful if you are going to display the contents of a dynamically managed page on your blog.

WordPress 1.2.2 is featured in the latest issue of MacAddict magazine under a do-it-yourself article called “How to blog in ten minutes or less”. I guess the article was written when 1.5 was not released yet and they decided to go with the safe “released” version. It is a good article with a fair amount of detail on how to setup the PHP and mysql servers, setup the blog itself and make some tweaks. On turning the page, I was surprised to see another article on how to tweak and customize the CSS and PHP of the blog. There are some extra resources listed for reference. The article was a nice surprise (might be old news, but I read it for the first time this morning) and the fact that “setting up a (hassle free) blog in ten (or five) minutes” is so readily associated with WordPress makes me very […]

blo.gs for sale: Wow. I wonder if the service will continue after the sale.

PixelPost Small Photoblog: A PHP Mysql photoblogging tool, the screenshots of which are strangely reminiscent of Pictorialis I with a cooler template for the display of the blog. I personally like the Pictorialis admin interface much better. Thanks LifeHacker

Yahoo! is about to turn 10 today, March 2, 2005. They have a surprise for everyone on their birthday. Click through the Free IceCream link to get your free scoop of Baskin Robbins Ice Cream from Yahoo for being a Yahoo Member. I am not sure the frigid NorthEast is going to care for Ice Cream this week, but fun link nonetheless! Thanks SlickDeals

Hiding email address with CSS: This is cool, one of those “I should have thought of that” kind of things. Hide your real email address using a simple CSS trick. Thanks Anne