It’s been a very long time since I’ve done anything on this blog, much less write a new post. This shall therefore serve as a marker in the ground, for when I finally migrated to a new server (and all the rigmarole that comes with that). End.

Ever since I started work on HybridLogic I’ve been dropping in Easter Eggs, adding quirky little things for those adventurous souls to find. With the latest version of HL though I really wanted to add something special, ideally using the famed Konami code trigger. In the end I created a very quick mash-up of some new technology to add a bit of fun to HL. Continue reading »

Finally, after six months of development work both locally and staged on l0ke.com, HybridLogic has moved to its proper home. The plugins that power the site are coming together nicely and at this point I’m happy to have it as my primary personal website. Please let me know if you notice anything amiss or pointing to the old domain, all links should be automatically redirected to the new site.

In even better news, I can now begin rolling out my plugins beginning with HL Twitter and HL Xbox. Expect a proper announcement, download and guide for both in the coming days.

This design has been a long time coming. Actually, that’s a bit of an understatement. The last full version of HybridLogic was released in September 2007, nearly three years ago! Since then I’ve gone through iteration after iteration of new sites, each using a different system, design or both. A few weeks ago though I got tired of the endless cycle so decided to drop back to basics and get something up ASAP. This is the result and I hope you like it. Continue reading »

WordPress 2.0 was released on New Year’s Eve 2005. It doesn’t feel like five minutes ago I was installing it with glee, thankful to be away from the 1.5.x branch. And now, L0ke is running the latest and great 3.0 release! To be honest, I’ve been using the past few release candidates seeing as how this is a testbed blog, but it’s good to know it’s now officially out.

So go on, upgrade your blogs today and enjoy all the new features. Full release details can be found on the WordPress website.

This is HybridLogic. It’s also L0ke.com. Basically it’s taken me so long to develop (and re-develop and re-develop) the main HybridLogic website I’ve decided to set this quick WordPress blog up so I have somewhere to put content and let others look at it without treading through a broken framework. One day all that you see here will be merged with the main HL site, but in the meantime feel free to browse and comment to your heart’s delight.