Archive for March, 2006

In the conjuring discussion, I offer an analysis of the security-related changes in the as-yet-unreleased WordPress 1.5.3.

This is my work and my report.

Continue reading ‘What’s New And Secure About WordPress 1.5.3-beta?’ »

How would you prefer your attention drawn to it?

Hello! Hello! Aaaaaaaachoo!

Breaking glass.

Please cast your vote on my kuro5hin diary.

I’m open to argument.

Could sending more children to state-sponsored faith schools tip the balance one way or the other?

Watch Google squirm.

Hot off the press! Al’s done it! Transcended the ranks, no more lifting tanks, getting no thanks or pulling silly pranks.

Congratulations. A new Instructor is born. Read all about it on Al’s blog.

How about the full text of many recent posts on several of the WordPress developer’s blogs? Without your knowledge or permission? Does that sound like a valuable option?

You will need: SQL knowledge or interest, geekiness, a cup of coffee.
You should have: A WordPress blog, PHPMyAdmin, half an hour.
My intent: poke fun at WordPress developers, for poor customer service, again.
Your reward: entertainment, enlightenment, knowledge.

Continue reading ‘What Do YOU Store In Your WordPress Options? Spam!’ »

I have removed Experts Exchange from the links. I no longer use the site, nor recommend that others do so. It has become too advertising heavy, resorting to popups which evade the anti-popup measures in my browser.

That is simply too much. I am WorkingJourneyman no more.

The Gospel, according to John, Brignell:

One of the first rules of systems engineering is that, if you want to investigate reasons for variations of output, you look first at variations in the prime input forcing function.

So right, in so many ways, about so many things.

One of the first rules of engineering is that there isn’t a first rule, only many rules, any of which may be the first, all the time.

Anyway, it’s only weather.

HAH! If that were true, people wouldn’t get so het up about it. :)

Oh yes! It’s getting hot in the House as the heart and mind of Great British political life battle it out, in a most civilised manner, over who’s going to get their way on the Identity Cards Bill.

Continue reading ‘ID Cards! Hot! Hot! Hot!’ »

I did something quite cool today. I turned one of my blog posts into a program, using no more than fragment identifiers and a simple Outreach tag to GET user <input> from <form>s.

See also: Introducing The BlogRAMthing posted 19th May 2006.

Continue reading ‘blogramthing, blog-ram-thing, The Blog RAM Thing?’ »

Originally posted on Kuro5hin, where it was dumped within a few hours. Tough crowd. I have tidied it a little.

Continue reading ‘I Have A Vision’ »