So I was looking at some of the python source for Compiz Fusions' CCM and was quite amused to find this near the tip top of the code:
try:
import sexy
has_sexy = True
except ImportError:
print "Info: No sexy-python package found, don't worry it's optional."
has_sexy = False
Now, I know about libsexy, but it just cracked me up to see that in code after having a few high ABV beers.
So I got bored again, go figure. I wrote some code that converts my titles into 'slugs' much like wordpress. I then altered my blog table to include it as an index, wrote a quick script to parse my titles and insert them and changed my templates to link via them. Throw in some rewrite magic and wala; hot sauce.
I'm glad I wrote this code base to be simple to manage and extend :). I'm kinda curious how it would fair from a security standpoint, however. Maybe I should just write it off and go ahead with something already baked; but it's fun to muck around like this.
Also, I'd like to appologize for anyone subscribing via a reader. It'll mark all my posts as unread due to the changes.
Sorry!