My Lifestream has gone through many different sources of feeds for my Xbox Live status. I think it started with the Live to Twitter ordeal, which was stupidly complicated and didn't even work that well. More recently, I changed it to my 360voice feed, but it still wasn't really what I wanted. I had been messing around with the 360voice API and trying to see what I needed to do to turn the XML into a standard RSS 2.0 feed. My attempts were fruitless, but I ended up contacting Squidpunch, a fellow 360 gamer and co-creator of The Live Eye, one of my favorite uses of the Xbox Developer Program features. Anyways, he very kindly agreed to help me out, and came up with a service that lists your gamertag and gamerscore daily through an RSS feed using the 360voice API. He's also kindly hooked me ...

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I screw internet things up a lot. For example, less than a day after I get the gamercard script going, I've now done in my RSS feeds. Apparently it's something about there being a line break above the first line of the feed. From what I've gathered, the problem comes from PHP 5.2.2 or higher, so there was a manual fix for this in WordPress 2.1. Problem is, I'm running WordPress 2.2 which is supposed to have this fix built in, so I've been going nuts all day trying to figure out what is wrong. One of my favorite blog taglines was If it ain't broke, fix it 'til it is. Clearly, I don't have the same level of patience as the person who came up with that. Bear with as I try deactivating all my plugins - for a second time - to see if that makes a difference. If ...

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Firstly, I should state the obvious. My plans to navigate dotKenneth.com to a real hosting service are not going as quickly as planned. I'm going to work on it this weekend. Seriously. Progress on my WordPress theme has also been stalled after I realized that it sucked. Might have to use one that isn't my own until I finish a good one. This doesn't really bug me, the theme community is one of the appeals of WordPress. A thought occurs to me at this point. I don't really know where this blog is headed. I suppose I could go into details on my sudden obsession with Facebook. While I've been a member for a little while now, I've only become truly active within the past few weeks. Popularity of the site at my school is growing quickly, since the beginning of April we must have gained at least fifty ...

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