Daily Archives: January 7, 2006


Test Post Using Performancing

This is a test post written using Performancing for Firefox:

Performancing for Firefox is a full featured blog editor that sits right within Firefox. Just hit F8 or click the little pencil icon at the bottom right to bring up the blog editor and easily post to your WordPress, MovableType or Blogger blogs.

Most of my recent posts have been written using a demo version of Anconia’s Rocketpost:

RocketPost blog software is the first productivity app for blogging, designed for serious bloggers and business users. Unlike low-end clients, RocketPost is a complete, standalone editor which puts you in control. It’s the only blog editor with WYSIWYG editing, full local editing and full blog import.

Rocketpost is definitely more polished and a more functional editor at this point in time but it was much easier to set up the interface to Modulator using Performancing.  There is a substantive price difference between the two with the latter being a free Firefox extension at the moment. 

I’m going to use them both for a few weeks and may provide more comparison information at a later time.

Hat tip to Tommy for the pointer to Performancing.


A Question For pat

Laurence Simon asks:

Gene Scott was, by all appearances, a deeply religious and faithful man, preaching the Gospel to millions, if not billions. I’ve been told he never had a harsh or bad words for anyone, and he was deeply respected for his scholarship and his faith by many of his peers.
What was Gene Scott’s stroke punishment for, Pat?

Yep. People, including robertson, will die and hurricanes will happen with no discernible evidence of devine intervention.
Update: Perhaps a case for evidence of devine interest can be made if said devinity is a figment of a lunatics imagination.