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Recent WordPress Security Notes
In “WordPress Security Prevention, Reactions, and Scares,” Lorelle VanFossen notes recent information about general Web security and specifically WordPress. She includes helpful tips and a couple of plugins I want to check out.
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Will .EDU become the next splog haven?
Today was the launch of blogs.pi.edu. Is anything sacred? Will .EDU loose that recognition like .ORG did? They say:
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What happened to Jeff Mangum?
Oh this was such a joy to read having met Jeff on a couple of occasions. I lost my Neutral Milk Hotel CD’s sometime between Monroe, LA and Lake Charles, LA. Bummer. The Salinger of Indie Rock – What happened to Jeff Mangum? -slate
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In California
We got back from San Diego a couple of weeks ago, and of course the vacation wore off quick. It was a blast with a wonderful stay at Caidy’s parents’ house. We visited Universal Studios Hollywood, Julian, La Jolla, and some fun sight seeing around San Diego.
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Funroe Factory
I have moved all of my projects to factory.swampthings-docker-local.ddev.site. This of course includes WP Super Edit ( HA! I haven’t made any other projects available ). The Funroe Factory is supposed to help me have a site focused on the code side of things. We’ll see how that works. 😛
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WP Super Edit 1.5
This will probably be the last version of WP Super Edit for WordPress 2.1 to 2.3 since the upcoming WordPress 2.5 will dramatically change the editor. I’ll be starting to work on WP Super Edit 2.0 soon for WordPress 2.5 ( I’ll be using the WordPress Plugin Directory SVN from now on, so I need…
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HTML5
I’m pretty certain the html for this site is gone. I think this was HTML 3.2, so I wonder if it would still render. Besides… how else to check to see if you can place an image from your gallery.
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How will you practice Sousveillance Day?
Sometimes even Slashdot comments reveal little gems. So how do you plan to celebrate a day dedicated to surveillance of those who keep us under surveillance? World Sousveillance Day is December 24th.
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Ledet Management
The Ledet Management Website was completed for the W.L. Gaiennie Company in 2007. This uses WordPress for content management and was hosted with Yahoo.