Just got an iPod Touch for my birthday, and I’m loving it.
This is a post made using the “WordPress 2″ application. It looks nice, although a bit on the simple side. Better than the mobile version of the administration interface, tough.
Also, I’m now using a Nokia E71 phone (my E61i was crushed in a little accident). The superior hardware, coupled with the newer Symbian version provides a much better experience. It’s much more stable and considerably faster.
I’m also trying out the Joikuspot application for Symbian, which allows the sharing of the E71 3G connection through WiFi, effectively turning it into a 3G router.
For now, my main goal is to be able to connect the iPod Touch to the Internet anywhere, but it could turn out to have some other interesting uses.
Now I just have to find out how to easily insert links through this application. 
This is a test post, being written from my new Nokia E61i.
WordPress could have a “light” post page, but the regular one seems to be working (despite having ~250kb).
I’m using WiFi, so I don’t know how this would work using GPRS or 3G.
By the way, I’ll be going to CeBIT next week. Yay!
Going offline (in various senses) until 2008.
This blog has been kind of slow since its recent begin, but I hope to change that a bit in the next year.
Happy new year!
Today I renewed, once again, my smux.net domain.
I registered it in December 27th, 2000. Seven years. That’s a long time in Internet years.
This is my first post on this blog. Let’s see how this goes.
Found lots of stuff on the web about getting Pretty Permalinks working with WordPress and LighTTPd, but they were all very complicated…
So I just wrote my own configuration:
$HTTP["host"] =~ "^smux\.net$" {
url.rewrite-once = (
"^/blog/(wp-.*)$" => "/blog/$1",
"^/blog/(.*)$" => "/blog/index.php?$1"
)
}
Then, select “/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/” as the Permalink custom structure, and you’re done… Simple.