spoonfork

Dear Wordpress Users,

I need to have a separate RSS generator that will create RSS based on the categories on my blog. Simply put, I want to have a separate RSS for geek stuff and open source stuff, so that (ehem) Planet MyOSS will not pick up pr0n personal postings from this site.

I am only interested in a working plugin. No, I don't need ideas or something along the line of 'dude since you know PHP can't you just code that stuff?' No suggestions either. Just the source, please.

UPDATE: Using the permalink structures, the RSS feed for each category can be retrieved by appending 'rss' or 'feed' at the end of the URL (example 1, example 2) will generate RSS feeds for a specific category. This is not really what I want since I want to put my other categories into one RSS (but not the geek-stuff) since most of my (ehem) loyal fans aren't interested geekery magic, but it works for the time being.

Your Lazy Wordpress User,

--spoonfork
p/s: Kitchen utensils are fun if used the right way.

Will be taking the jet to Brazil this weekend, back and forth. Well, this actually means that I will be spending the weekend on a long coding session. A new project just cropped up and the deadline was yesterday.

I'm getting back into the swing of things. Its tough being independent again but heck, having nothing feels so liberating - it's like, me, just me, stark naked, on a beach.

Beautify Agony

Curse these songs (and the bad, bad rastafarians that played them and their asstacularly infectious cummmmpleeecated) that have been playing in my head all week:

• Avril Lavigne - Complicated


• Avril Lavigne (gahhhhh!!!!) - I'm With You


• Natasha Bedingfield - If You're Gonna Jump (Paul Oakenfold Mix)


• The Numa NumaDance ... oh-it-so-stuck-in-my-head

In a posting to the My-Opensource mailing list, Ow Mun Heng today announced the availability of the MyOSS Magazine Edition 4. For your information, the MyOSS magazine is a community-driven effort led by Ow. The magazine can be download here. A local copy is also available here.

Some of the articles in Edition 4 are:

Promoting FLOSS

There are more than one way to skin a cat. Hence, there are most certainly more than one way to promote FLOSS. (Free and Libre Open Source Software). This is the what, why and how.

Plamo Linux

This is a Japanised version of Linux that was created to fill a niche by Kojima-san way back in 1997. We bring to you an exclusive interview with the lead developer of Plamo Linux who offers some insights into this version of Linux.

Gnome Power Manager

We all know that power management in Linux isn't all that it's cracked up to be. This is changing nearly on a day to day basis as more and more developers are focusing on it and this is one area where Richard Hughes, the lead developer of Gnome Power Manager is aiming to change.

And More!!

• Hack In The Box 2005 Security Conference


• Open Source Developers' Conference


• RX Packets


• Tips and Tricks