Yebot

These days, most any browser will auto-sense when a website contains an RSS feed. For example, when you landed on www.yebot.net, your browser probably found the feed and displayed a little orange icon () to alert you if you’re using Firefox.The time will come in any web developer’s existence that they will have to custom-build an RSS feed for a client. But simply writing the XML and linking to it from an HTML page isn’t enough to have a browser automagically find a feed.Add something like this to the head of your HTML and all will be well in the land.

<link href=”http://www.site.net/rss-feed.xml” rel=”alternate” type=”application/rss+xml” title=”Title of RSS Feed” />

I would like my first post to be a post of humility. If we cannot laugh at ourselves, who can we laugh at? Therefore, I present to you a hearty look at a recent trip to Gifford Pinchot State Park in York County, PA. The following video represents what can happen when you are on a hike and suddenly in your path appears a 40-foot swingable vine.

The cinematography is not the best but if you listen close you can hear the impact.

Enjoy.