Over on my main blog I posted about my favorite method for posting to your blog — ScribeFire, a very handy Firefox extension. I also link to a piece for many other methods for posting to your blog.

Very handy WordPress Theme Generator (via WTC)

The Black Widow — stunning photos of a wicked spider. I must get out and shoot more.

For future reference here’s the digital camera carnival roundup at Instapundit.com – just in case you’re in the market for a digital camera in the future.

Twenty Usability Tips for Your Blog — Condensed from Dozens of Bloggers’ Experiences

Matt and Lorelle announce a delay of WordPress 2.2.

NASA Ames Research Center

(HT: Matt)

David Pogue has a good rundown of where we’re at with the higher speed wifi 802.11n
A Faster Wi-Fi World Is Coming – New York Times

I think this is a very good move. Small Potato–who is no small potato when it comes to WordPress themes–it looks like he has well over 30 well designed themes–has just committed to switching all his themes from Creative Commons licensing to GPL.

What he’s done is very good for the WordPress community. It has been good to see the huge number of themes being made for WordPress over the last few months but disturbing to see how many of them insist that sponsor links remain if you use the theme.

I’m committed to linking back to the theme designer when I use and modify a theme but when I see a theme that requires I keep the links–no matter how good it is–I move on.

Update (4/12/07):  Matt checks in on the issue of sponsored themes.

Dean Barnett quotes from the WSJ this remark about bloggers from Brian Williams, anchor of the “NBC Nightly News,”

“You’re going to be up against people who have an opinion, a modem, and a bathrobe. All of my life, developing credentials to cover my field of work, and now I’m up against a guy named Vinny in an efficiency apartment in the Bronx who hasn’t left the efficiency apartment in two years”

This is bound to rile some bloggers–for good reason.