Comments anybody?
I finally sat down and added a commenting possibility to the blurps on this site. I didn't want all the comments to show as that would of course cause too much space below every blurp. So I made the comments show if if you click on the comment count. Feel free to try it out :)
Comments
I guess my only comment would be 'took you long enough.'
:)
Oh, and save_comment.php doesn't redirect you back anywhere - you're just left at a blank page.
Actually, the jabbascript should close the form. What browser are you using?
'd be nice to change 'comments' to 'close comments' once it's open..
/me hates browser backbuttons
What is the underlying technology beneath your blog? I like it (and the CSS you implemented on top of it)
Cheers,
AfC Sydney andrew@operationaldynamics.com
I don't no how he did it, but I really like the comment system of timmietv.nl. This is really going smoothly!
@Andrew: It's actually a whole bunch of different technologies that I use here. It's all custom made and uses XML, XSLT, PHP and static generation of content and MySQL to store the comments and visitor information (just hit counting).
This thing is going to kill the share price.
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Updated an information and a bench
Created 2 benches
Created 4 picnic_tables, a bench, and a fitness_station; Updated a pub and a sport club
Created 2 benches and 2 waste_baskets; Updated 4 benches, a bus_stop, and a cafe; Confirmed a dentist
Created 3 waste_baskets, 2 main entrances, and a bench; Deleted a cycle_barrier, a bench, and a waste_basket
Created an information; Updated a waste_basket and a bench
Updated 2 waste_baskets and a bench
Created 3 benches
Created a waste_basket; Updated 2 benches and a tree
I walked 3.5km in 35m31s
Created a main entrance and a home entrance
Created an entrance
Updated a house building
Created an entrance
I walked 5.8km in 1h15m06s
I've just finished reading "A Cheese-Monger's Tour de France", by Ned Palmer.
Now I want to try many of those! 🧀
#books #BookList2026 #bookstodon #WorldBookDay
I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be speaking at the 23rd edition of #phpday, the international PHP conference in Italy, organised by @grusp.
I’ll be presenting a talk titled: "Better Debugging With Xdebug".
It's in Verona, Italy, on May 14-15th 2026.
You can use my speaker’s discount code "speaker_10OFF" for 10% off at https://www.phpday.it/tickets/?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=linkedin&utm_campaign=post-speaker
I walked 5.5km in 1h11m00s
I walked 1.1km in 9m37s
Merged pull request #1066
PHP 8.6: Changes to opcache optimisations wrt function arguments
I walked 10.5km in 1h49m54s
Fixed building type
Fixed addresses and building type
Updated a bus_stop, a waste_basket, and a bench
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