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- $xhtml = array(
- 'title' => "$a[RSS] feed coded, but postponed",
- 'body' => <<<END
- <p>
- It just occurred to me today: if $a[Tor] no longer allows hidden service directories outside of <a href="file:///var/lib/tor/">/var/lib/tor/</a>, won't that break <a href="apt:torchat">TorChat</a> and Ricochet? I asked in <a href="ircs://irc.oftc.net:6697/%23Tor">#Tor</a>, and arma assured me that this isn't the case.
- The new $a[Tor] packages use an apparmor profile.
- Supposedly, this will not interfere with <a href="apt:torchat">TorChat</a> or Ricochet's use of $a[Tor] to store hidden service directories in more accessible places.
- If this is true, I can only assume that it means that the apparmor profile is used by the service, as the TorChat package uses the $a[Tor] system package, and thus the main $a[Tor] binary.
- </p>
- <p>
- I wrote to my ond school about the expired check I found yesterday, but they told me to call the school and ask by telephone instead.
- I wrote back explaining that I haven't had telephone service for about ten months, then asked if there was a way to get the information I'm looking for without a telephone.
- I'll probably see how they respond tomorrow.
- </p>
- <p>
- <a href="https://opalrwf4mzmlfmag.onion/">Wowaname</a> was talking about KindOne being able pay for the $a[VPS] any more, so I assumed that the $a[VPS] had become too costly.
- However, it seems that there wasn't a funding problem, but a login problem.
- The log in password has been lost, so KindOne wasn't able to log in to pay the bill.
- I know how that feels.
- I lost a few domain names that way.
- </p>
- <p>
- I built the code to build my $a[RSS] feed for my weblog, but I can't find the $a[XML] namespace that $a[RSS] documents are supposed to use.
- Until I can find the correct namespace to use, I can't make the feed live.
- </p>
- <p>
- We went to see a jazz concert today.
- The first act was a group from one of the schools, and they were pretty good.
- I wouldn't mind looking up some of their songs to see if they are in the public domain, and adding them to my playlist if they are.
- Unfortunately, they didn't have a list of the songs they played available.
- The second act was hard to bear though.
- This group of four professionals took a bunch of known-proprietary songs that I already didn't like and butchered them.
- It was cool though that the saxophone player came out into the audience so we could see the saxophone being played up close.
- Both acts were a bit loud though and could stand to have their speakers turned down a bit.
- </p>
- <p>
- My mother got the news tonight that she's been transfered to <a href="http://millicoma.cbd9.net/">Millicoma Middle School</a> like she wanted.
- Or rather, if she's stuck in this area, that's where she wants to be.
- She'd rather move closer to Portland, but life at <a href="http://madison.cbd9.net/">Madison Elementary School</a> has been pretty awful.
- Between a staff that doesn't support her, extra work that constantly gets piled on, and a classroom full of little monsters, she needed to get out of there.
- </p>
- <p>
- I went through my entire weblog and fixed all the $a[IRC] $a[URI]s (again).
- This time will hopefully be the last time I have to do so.
- If we could actually get a standard put in place for these things, they would be more stable.
- </p>
- END
- );
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