Upgraded 6 hours after it rolled out, instead of 3 extra weeks of having to tolerate known bugs and security holes.  I heart this automatic upgrade plugin.

No more waiting for Fantastico’s obnoxious 2-week turnaround times; I downloaded WPAU and used it to upgrade to WordPress 2.3. It looks so far like nothing broke, I think. Now to figure out tags…

Big news: After mucking about in WordPress PluginLand and playing with code a bit, I think I’ve got it right–OpenID users (including LiveJournal bloggers) can now use that identity here.

Fair warning, some of the implementing technology is still in its infancy, so hiccups may occur. Let me know and I’ll hit it with a rock if possible.

Hey, notice me and stuff …I just fixed an issue by taking this change (which was made after my installation’s source code came out) and adding it manually…of course I’m not totally sure how it works, but it works…

Added this. Seems like it’s going to be easier than trying to shrink the countdown ticker into the sidebar, for sure.

I’m now using this instead. Why? It works better and doesn’t break things. That should be reason enough.

Rolled out via Fantastico tonight; glitch-free as always.

Added Photos page.  Actual new photos to follow shortly.

Closed February’s poll (“Is February Cursed?”).

Results:
No (75%)
Only the sunny days (25%)
Yes (0%)
Total Votes: 4*
*And WeatherMod was three of them, I’m fairly sure

Opened March’s poll (“How evil are tests?”).

This poll’s theme is inspired by all the fun I’ve been having lately with freaking out about not having my admission ticket from ETS (story to follow separately), unit tests, yet another round of TESA testing for the fifth graders to deal with…very annoying

Kicked poll archive page until it started working (still needs work, but it’s better than it was).

And nary a hiccup in the upgrade!