Neal’s a big fan of the Deluge BitTorrent client, so it’s no surprise that he incessantly bugged me when he discovered that they needed a new website. I really don’t know why I was so hesitant, because one, it was a great break from hacking up Enano code, and two, there’s now a major open-source project that uses Enano to run its website. Thanks guys!

This is probably the most nerdy thing I’ve ever done.

I’ve decided that I’m going to continually create parody versions of the Enano CMS logo, based on the logos of popular GNU/Linux distributions, and customized versions of St. Patty to go along with those logos. The real kicker? I use the theme on the Enano homepage. No kidding! It’s just sort of a cultural thing I’ve been wanting to do to help Enano have a unique set of customs and traditions. You can, of course, always see the theme in action at this permalink.

… by myself. Don’t worry, I didn’t violate the TOS.

For some reason though, I had been receiving e-mails daily in that account until August 15. Since then only one real message has come in (+ about 250 spam). I really don’t know why, but it’s happened. So I set it to forward everything to my current address (dan at enanocms dot org) and I’ve pretty much just stopped using it. Thunderbird will stop checking the account on or about December 1.

If you still need to do Gmail-ey stuff with me, I have registered an account under the username danfuhry.