Transliteration in Use
As you might have noticed I changed something in the layout of this site: photography on the right, and coding/rants on the left. Besides this change, I also got rid of my ugly permalinks and instead I now generate nice URLs with the transliteration extension. This turns blurb titles as "PIC vs. non-PIC, take #2" into the URL friendly format "pic_vs_nonpic_take_2". I also use filters to normalize ligatures (å to aa) and to remove diacritical signs (ç to c).
Comments
Have you considered using hyphens instead of underscores in your URLs? I think people consider hyphens to be friendlier, so while I still use underscores in my code, I've adopted hyphens for my URLs.
Hyphens are friendlier? As in they're more likely to make you a coffee?
;-)
Both are fine... but I'm not going to change my URLs again ;)
Life Line
Created a bar and an events_venue; Deleted a pub
Updated a restaurant; Deleted a clothes shop
I walked 8.5km in 1h22m28s
I walked 5.0km in 47m19s
Added Trogolo, and fixed duplicated addresses
I've finished my first book of the year, The Basic Soldering Guide Handbook.
Now I "just" need to put the learned knowledge into practise.
I walked 1.8km in 19m57s
Merged pull request #1058
Sort Xdebug modes in particular order, change performance label
Calculate and print performance change
I walked 6.0km in 1h0m58s
I walked 1.1km in 10m19s
In times like this, it's actually fairly useful to be able to read a fair amount of Danish.
Merge branch 'v2022'
Go with 2022.16
Merge branch 'v2022'
Merge branch 'v2022'
Go with 2022.15
Do a shallow clone
Merge branch 'v2022'
Update data to 2025c
Merge branch 'v2022'
Update script for current PHP versions
I hold the domains phpvikinger.{org,net,com}, which are expiring in three months.
I am not going to renew them as I have no use for them any more.
If you're interested, let me know? It'll cost you just the normal registration fees.


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