From the Pixelpost introduction:

Meet Pixelpost, a small photoblog application that’s a no-brainer to set up and use. It’s perfect for anyone wishing to regularly post their photos on the web like a blog.

Unlike other blog engines out there, Pixelpost doesn’t try to solve all of the worlds problems. Pixelpost simply does photoblogs, and it does them well. If you are looking for a full blown CMS or text-blog, Pixelpost isn’t for you. But if you want something simple, and designed from the ground up for photobloggers, like yourself, you’ve found the perfect app.

Pixelpost is free to use, and is open-source software.

The Pixelpost templating system is a little klunky, but I like that the system is easily extended through the use of addons (the addon concept is similar to WordPress plugins). Check out Pixelpost.

Recommended Server Software: Pixelpost

I’ve gone through the intercepts and created this chart. For each ten minute block of time from 3am on Tuesday September 11th, 2001 though 2:59am on Wednesday, September 12th, 2001, I’ve plotted the number of intercepts, as well as labeled a few of the more important events of the 9/11 attacks.
This is the entire dataset as downloaded from WikiLeaks:

And this is a subset of the pager data, the lines only directing referring to the attacks (added to the post on Nov. 27, 2009 at 9:58am):

9/11 Pager Data Charted

More Venn Diagrams at the Venn Diagram Tumblog.

Venn Diagram of Prime Numbers

Wordle of PlanetMike.com

Today is SysAdmin Appreciation Day

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