As described in a previous post, I had to find a new name for Pluto. However, Plutino didn’t quite do it for me so I decided to go with Platinum instead. In the process, I finally convinced myself to switch to subversion for my source control and managed (by myself!) to recompile the linux package and install it on my dreamhost machine. Now not only it’s faster than when it was being hosted on my home PC running a CVS server with a DynDns dynamic IP address, but I don’t have to worry about losing data as it’s now being backed up automatically!

My book buying frenzy never ending, I am now learning the bash Shell.

Looks like Rhapsody 3.1 blogging with Blogger still works however the formatting is strange. The rhaplink url contains the “ref=blog” param twice and the href is missing a CR to put the first track description of the playlist on the next line… Another (minor) bug to fix I guess.

On the flip side, Rhapsody blogging for Typepad still works as you can see here (although the CR at the end of each track entry has not been figured out). Another bug to fix …

OK now this is not cool. The MT blog feature is broken I think because someone put a restriction on the bookmarklet that it has to start with “http://”. A bookmarklet is JAVASCRIPT so it starts with javascript! Ok I hope I am smoking crack here because otherwise Mak, you’re in trouble!