I have added a few things though that is neat for me and you might enjoy too. First is Twitter support. Twitter is a kind of “Microblogging” website, that is it is a blog that is limited for 140 characters per “post” and excells at being updated fairly often. Notes during the day, random thoughts etc.

What’s more, there are some awesome apps for iPhone and such that allow me to update Twitter without being in front of my computer of anywhere near WiFi (thanks to intertube connection on my iPhone). As such, I found myself updating Twitter more often than my full-strength blog and decided to go ahead and integrate Twitter into Lomohut, which you can see above.

The other is what I’m deeming a “Foodblog”. The idea is, since I am always taking photos of food anyway, I might as well use it to keep track of what I am eating day in and day out. It also adds some accountability so I “can’t” go out and eat a gallon of ice cream without posting (not that I’ve done that before). Maybe it will help me eat healthier. My current idea is anything and everything I eat.

I will be continuing to tweak this more throughout the week as I have time so be on the lookout.

If you upgraded from Tiger to Leopard and you are playing around with Apache you will notice that if you try to access http://localhost/~username it will give you a forbidden message.

Problem: There is no username.conf in /private/etc/apache2/users/

Reason: I assume this is because it is genereated only when you create a new user. Since Apple upgraded to Apache 2 with Leopard the paths are slightly different.

Solution: Simply run the following command to copy your old username.conf to the current directory:

sudo cp /private/etc/httpd/users/[your username here].conf /private/etc/apache2/users/

Result: Hopefully a working apache install.