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Midgard meeting in Linköping

This weekend is being spent in the Midgard developer meeting hosted by Anykey Solutions in Linköping, Sweden. Besides the ferry Suicide Tequila episode reported by Edi, the time has been both productive and fun. Happened so far: Tarjei ran a pretty interesting demo and presentation on the Aegir 2 project. It seems that once the object browser is done, we...
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Prepare to be synchronized

Something interesting is going to happen with OpenPsa and Digital Business Ecosystem:

Blog capitalism

Business Opportunities Weblog has a funny tool for calculating blog’s worth:
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New event calendar for MidCOM

net.nemein.calendar is the new default calendar in Midgard CMS. It replaces the old de.linkm.events component with several clear advantages:
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Google indexes PermaLinks?

It seems that Google is now autodetecting PermaLinks of dynamically-generated pages using the rel="PermaLink" syntax. Here’s one of the results for my blog:
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The Cave City of Vardzia

We had amazing time in the medieval Georgian cave cities of Vardzia and Vanis kvabebi last weekend. I’ve already contributed some information on Vardzia to WikiPedia, and plan to write more about both later on.

PHP memory problems on Apache 2

We’ve gotten several problems of memory leaking with MidCOM used with PHP4 and Apache2 on both Fedora and Debian platforms. At first memory leaks on Midgard 1.7 were suspected, but after extensive testing this theory was discarded.

Why web designers need a CMS

WebProNews has a story on how the future of web design is content management:
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Some refresh to the OpenPsa style

Flash designer Joonas Kallioinen of Itse Valtiaat fame contributed a minor refresh to the OpenPsa 2 style: