Justin Knol’s blog as a Syndirella web feed: <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?> <SyndirellaWebFeed url=”http://members.ozemail.com.au/~jpknol/usefulstuff/” titlestart=”” titleend=”” descstart=”&lt;font class=&quot;blog&quot;&gt;” descend=”&lt;/font&gt;” />

Jake Howlett’s QuickBlogs as a Syndirella web feed: <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?> <SyndirellaWebFeed url=”http://www.jakehowlett.com/” titlestart=”” titleend=”” descstart=”&lt;div class=&quot;quicky&quot;&gt;” descend=”&lt;/div&gt;” datestart=”&lt;span class=&quot;quicky-date&quot;&gt;” dateend=”&lt;/span&gt;” dateformat=”ddd dd MMM, hh:mm tt” />

A Syndirella web feed for Jake Howlett’s personal blog: <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?> <SyndirellaWebFeed url=”http://jakehowlett.com/” titlestart=”&lt;div class=&quot;blog-title&quot;&gt;” titleend=”&lt;/div&gt;” descstart=”&lt;div class=&quot;blog-body&quot;&gt;” descend=”&lt;/div&gt;” datestart=”rel=&quot;bookmark&quot;&gt;” dateend=”&lt;/a&gt;” dateformat=”dddd dd MMMM, yyyy” />

Codestore as a Syndirella web feed, though it is somewhat broken, since the elements are not quite in the ”correct” order: <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?> <SyndirellaWebFeed url=”http://codestore.net/” titlestart=”” titleend=”” descstart=”&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/div&gt;” descend=”&lt;/div&gt;” />

Was browsing through my usual list of sites, and read about ”Computer Addiction”. Very interesting, indeed! Am I an addict? Of course! I have been since I laid my eyes on the first computer I ”hacked”, my fathers ABC800! Since then, I have been addicted to ZX Spectrum 48K, Atari 1040STFM, Amiga 500, Amiga 2000 […]

I wanted to create a list with numbers in sequence, like 1 : 2 : 3 : 4 : 5, and didn´t think it was possible to to this dynamically. Since R5 cannot loop inside @Formulas, I had to think out another way. Since the language is quite powerful regarding the list operator, you could […]

To create a date time in the W3CDTF format (used in RSS feeds), the following @formulas could be used, and will produce something like ”2003-01-21T00:03:04+01:00”. Update: John Marshall kindly gave me a fix for the formula to handle the time zones better. This is the revised formula: t:=@Created; y:=@Right(”00” + @Text(@Year(t)); 4); m:=@Right(”0” + @Text(@Month(t)); […]

I am tweaking the RSS feeds, so I bet your unread marks in your feed readers will be garbled. Sorry for that…

Referrer log is up and running again! Will create a short article on how I implemented it!

I have stopped the referrer log, since there are some stupids that think they can create spam entries, and get away with it. Hopefully, I will get the better version working tonight.