While I can’t think of any reason why a non-Polish speaker might need it, here’s a Polish translation of the excellent Download Monitor WordPress plugin. You can download it with the very download monitor link below.

While I couldn’t find any translation for the excellent WP-PostViews plugin (the one that displays the number of visitors next to each and every article on this site), the plugin was fairly short and most of all – localisation-ready thanks to the .pot file. So instead of bragging endlessly about lacking translation, I prepared one myself.

Some time ago I bought a new TV. I thought it would be nice to be able to watch movies or pictures on a large screen without having to buy an external player. Seriously, I thought, digital photography makes sense only if you have a decent screen to show pics on. Silly me.

During a recent chat on free software I thought it could be nice to compile a list of free soft I simply can’t live without. I’m amazed there are so many of them.

Not everyone speaks English. You don’t have to, nor the visitors of your TMA-powered blog. However, translating the theme to any language other than English has always been a tedious task. Rejoice, o nations! I prepared this excellent theme for localisation. Check here for a test site up and running in my native tongue. This very site also uses the localized files.

I recently converted a set of CivIII animations to sprites (see a link in my sig) and perhaps some of my experiences might be useful. So here it is: a “how to convert CivIII gfx to HoI sprites” walkthrough: