http://www.google.com/codesearch


From the different advanced search filters available, it looks like you need to do more than just publish some useful code on your blog. Mind you, I haven't actually done that yet, but I've been slowly exploring more technical subjects over time, like my recent post on SEO Regulation, and spam since the beginning. My blog talks a lot about information theory, so expanding into formulas and eventually a bit of source code makes sense.

It'll be a while (couple weeks?) before I actually get to that point. But I'd like to find the answer if anyone knows it so I have that floating around in my head when I do find it easier to explain concepts with source code than with words.

Take a look here John.

http://www.google.com/codesearch/addcode?hl=en

... and I was just going to suggest wrapping it in <code> tags.

What's "Subversion" in terms of code...? As in "Please choose whether your code is an archive or CVS or Subversion repository, then fill out the appropriate fields to help us find your code."

subversion

Sounds kind of subversive. I dunno, hippies and wacky tobaccy might be involved.

Lol wacky tobaccy. That reminds me of this old woman that comes to our church (approximately 80). She told my Dad that she thought "druggies" were dealing "wacky backy" in her back garden!!! Lol that makes me laugh

I bet she was a subversive, there to plant doubt about your church's code! They always operate in secret. LOL.

We always called it either "Source Safe" or "Visual Source Safe" in Microsoft land so this whole concept is news to me. And CVS, I would have thought a dyslexic was trying to write about comma separated values.

Maybe I need to start paying more attention to this whole open source thing. I think it's a cool idea, and I want to follow suit by providing useful tidbits of code, but it's more complex than I ever realized.